Saucony Triumph ISO Men Men's Shoes and Athletic Review

Got them a week ago and did a few runs. Always buy Saucony Triumph they are the best for me. They are cushioned and ride higher than previous models. I found the front end wider than needed and not as much support around the front end compared to the Model 4. The mesh used appears to be thinner and lighter. I'm sure this makes it more breathable, but forget about using them in light rain or when it's cold. Only dry and warm up, which is a minus. However, I rated them higher as they are…

I've only had these shoes for 6-8 weeks and the inside of the heel already has a hole, but it's too late to return them. I have worn this brand of shoes before and I have another pair (in a different color) that I use for walking. I don't wear them every day and they have very low mileage so that was a surprise. These empty very quickly.

I've been using these running shoes for 5 months with pretty good success. This is a good training shoe that doesn't feel like a boat anchor or heavy. I'm a natural heel striker and weigh 175 pounds. Every foot is different, I would advise customers to try on a pair of the same brand and model at their local shoe store and walk around to see if it fits your foot. Money. They fit well and make great training shoes. I didn't have Saucony ISO shoes before so I can't say if the previous model was…

I had all Triumph sneakers. And while the sport arch/cushion is better on this midship, the last is wider than usual. The Triumph 4 was the complete opposite with a narrow top. I am not sure if I will continue. I assume they use different foreign suppliers. Just a guess

I have tried many shoes over the last few years and this one seems to be the best. I've walked and run many miles since the 1980s. My wife had a few of these and thought I'd give it a try. I've done it and it's the best shoe I've ever trained in. I ran the LA marathon a few months ago and almost ran a race in them, they are so comfortable. I seem to get great cushioning without feeling unstable in corners. I tried some other brands of shoes and (thanks to REI for their return policy) returned…

Appropriate for Falcon. They're not that soft and there's too much cushioning at the arch that pushes your foot forward. probably should have been 1/2 bigger. not satisfied in general, but compare them to Hoka Bondi!

I served in the military for almost 20 years, and while I've never considered myself a runner, I run a little above average. These are probably the best shoes I've tried for general distance running when the heavier guy isn't trying to win a marathon. The upper is very comfortable, the cushioning is amazing, and they seem to facilitate a smooth transition. They're certainly heavy, but I don't notice it. Highly recommended.

These shoes are very comfortable but lack any support. I'm an avid marathon runner (5ft 7in, 150lbs) and I'm sad they just don't fit. I usually go neutral in sneakers, but I had to go back to the ASICS Nimbus. Good luck trying them, but they're not for me.

Many years in triumph. Never disappointed. Great for us older folks who are less than 5 minutes miles from the glory days.

They were strong initially, but in less than 2 months and about 200 miles, holes developed in the back of both shoes and the heel counter broke causing severe blisters on both feet. I don't think this is a fit issue as the fit feels great and the runs have been very comfortable so far. Low quality.

This shoe is good; great for long distance runs I can tell that from my first run; I notice that there is a slight deformity in the inner part (arch) of my feet, similar to a collapsed arch; I don't have big feet in terms of strong arches; Band or structure of the toe so it can be case by case. Overall, they are all in the top 5 running shoes.

I love that these shoes don't need to be broken in. My feet loved them from the first run (I've run about 40 miles in them so far). They have plenty of padding (which is good for my knees) and fit with no chafing or loose spots. I highly recommend them!

The shoe is a few years old and at a great price so I bought it now. It's a good shoe, not great but perfectly acceptable for a $60 shoe that originally sold for $100+ on the heavier side, but I'm a heavy runner so take that into account, new good and run a few miles.

The toe box is very well ventilated which makes walking or running a little cold on your feet. Shoes are slightly wider at the top than expected.

I was a big fan of the first version of these shoes but then tried many others looking for a second pair to use as running shoes. I haven't found another shoe that doesn't hurt my feet, make me extremely tired, and doesn't irritate my plantar fasciitis. I went with the 5th version and have no regrets.

This brand/model is my favorite running shoe. However, after completing my first run in these shoes, I noticed that my white running socks - also brand new - were dyed navy blue! There doesn't seem to be anything of that color in the shoe. It ruined my new socks a bit.

These are very comfortable shoes. If the outsole were a little more durable (I'm a tall guy, 6ft 5285cm) I would give them a solid 5 stars. I would still buy it again.

I've been wearing Saucony running shoes for a number of years, switching from Triumph to Triumph. My last pair was the ISO 4 and 5 - both were very solid shoes - great support and durability. Unfortunately, this pair of ISO5 is not enough - after only 4 weeks of wearing (running about 50 km) - one side wears out and tears. Very disappointed. and unfortunately received a cold reception from the support team.

This is my third pair of these Saucony pairs. Each new generation further improves on the previous one, increasing comfort and support. Very happy with the purchase and my only regret is waiting so long to replace the old ones.

It is in order. I really expected them to be more comfortable as they are supposed to be "plush". I've ridden them about 100 miles and they've never been this great. I also wear hoki and in my opinion they are far from the comfort of hoki in terms of the pillow. Most of the time they feel heavy on my feet and don't do as well even on recovery runs where the pace is slower.