I usually run on treadmills at the gym and it wasn't until I started walking on the sidewalk that my shoes didn't fit. I had a bit of ankle pain and decided to buy some shoes based on research and I really didn't want to break the bank as I don't consider myself a runner. The difference is extraordinary. My original shoes are also popular brand sneakers, but really bought because of the price. They are perfect for any athletic shoe. I will keep my old running shoes for general fitness but will…

It wasn't a new pair of shoes. My daughter noticed and said they were dirty downstairs. I pulled the insert out of the bow and thought the hair was just gross. That being said, Saucony makes fantastic running shoes.

I'm not a runner, but I try to walk a lot. I'm heavier, so I like a lot of cushioning, and these shoes offer more cushioning than any other shoe I've tried (like the neutral shoes from Asics, Brooks, etc.).

I started running four years ago at the age of 52. This is my sixth pair of Saucony shoes. I have a high arch and this shoe offers great support and comfort.

The best running shoes I've ever had. This is my 2nd pair. I have wide feet and weigh 250 pounds at 5'10". I run because I have to and tend to underprotonate/supinate. The cushion is fantastic but still gets you responsive. The box allows the toes to splay and the fit is very comfortable.I typically run 1.5-6 miles 3 times a week and the shoes last 9 months to a year before I need another pair.The cushioning is most pronounced on the inside of the foot (hence the Help with supination.) One last

Saucony has always been my favorite shoe. ISO 3 is my favorite and covers all my preferences. This is very loose at the ankle and slips off when running. I stretched the laces as much as possible to keep them in place. I think they are more suitable for people with wide feet.

Disappointed with the durability. Very comfortable shoes but after only a few weeks of use (walking and running 4-6 miles about 5 times a week) there were holes in both heels as shown in the picture. I've had several pairs of previous generation Triumphs over the years and they've all been great; However, since both ISO 5 pairs have heel holes, this pair is much faster than the previous one.

These shoes were only the second pair I have bought from this company but I already knew I was getting a great product. Why? I bought a pair of trail runners seven years ago that have plagued me on runs like Beast, Full Mudder and the like. I've been hurdle racing two years in a row and have easily ridden 100+ miles in clay, sand, mud, lots of mud. Did I mention the training that comes with all of these races? I mean, this company makes quality shoes. There aren't many shoes that can handle…

I ordered the size I always wear, but the shoes I received are too small and I can't wear them. I feel bad because I just lost $75, what can I do?

I have plantar fasciitis and have been my favorite shoe line for the past four years. I still use custom made orthopedic insoles over the arch support built into the shoes. These shoes break much quicker than other shoes I have, especially on the outside of the toe, but it's worth it.

The Saucony tends to have a wider toe box so narrow feet may feel a bit roomy. I got big anyway because I love a lot of space. Nice change from my 'old man' New Balance (I'm 49 but wanted a more modern brand/shoe). The pillow is great. The landing is a bit big. Great neutral shoe for a wider foot. May not be suitable for supination (still trying to figure it out) The insole has a ridge on the outer edge that puts a little pressure on the outside of my feet so I had to replace them. I've just…

I received these in May 2020 and they are currently worn constantly with my Tr11s and also alternate with Cohesions. They work very well! This month I will be replacing them with Iso Zealots. I walk my dog every day. We drive an average of 120 miles per month. We need soft shoes with good grip and I'm always looking for the right one. These did really well. I'm grateful I was able to purchase them here at Revain for only $75. I had to order another pair within a week of wearing them! I hope the

This is the only shoe that I am comfortable wearing and I take it in a width of 10.5 which is 1/2 size bigger is than my normal 10m. I ordered 3 pairs and had to return 2 of them because one of the seams on the outside of the right leg came undone and the foam is showing on the inside. It must be a design flaw as every pair I tried had the same problem. I ended up keeping the shoes to myself as I usually like them, but plan to get in touch with Saucony.

If you run a lot of miles, then this shoe is for you. This is my 5th pair and I average over 600 miles per pair of shoes. I add my own insole after purchase. I think it prolongs life. I run all roads and average about 250 miles a month. I weigh 212 pounds so I don't have light legs. If you are a bit heavier and need a shoe with good cushioning these are worth the money.

I used 2 pairs ISO2, 2 pairs ISO3 and this is my first ISO5. Overall a comfortable fit, with one exception: at ISO5, the front section is too wide for me. The forefoot of my foot is not as protected on the inside as it is on the ISO3. I prefer a slightly tighter fit than a looser fit. Even if this shoe is breathable, it does not tolerate any moisture. If you run a short distance on wet grass, you'll be walking in wet socks for the rest of the workout. I don't know about you, but I have to walk…

I've bought at least five pairs of Triumph shoes so I obviously like them. But when I checked different models, they had different durability issues. At ISO 3, the plastic broke in the heel. All pairs prior to this ISO 5 had the heel lining fraying and the cushioning dissolving/cracking - basically a good sign after about six months that it was time to replace the shoe. This time, after four months, the upper part of the shoe above the big toe wore out and finally broke. I run every day so I…

I also have a couple of ISO 4's that I like and decided to try these. I log about 20 miles a week. My long runs can be 10-15 miles. Also, I'm a pretty tall guy at 6'4" and 260+ pounds. These shoes hold up very well and don't cause excessive pain after long runs. I would recommend these sneakers.

Bought to replace two worn ISO 4 pairs They are very comfortable and feel the same. My wife and I run about 60 miles a week so comfortable shoes are a must. My experience with Saucony shoes has been outstanding. I bought two pairs last year and wore them every other day. Recommended by the lady in the shop. She said foam pillows take about 24 hours to fully recover from a long walk. works for me

As a runner who likes a fairly sturdy shoe, these shoes will take some getting used to. It looks too wide and honestly feels like I'm running on two oversized industrial strength sponges. If you like soft sneakers, then this model is for you. As a Saucony sneaker lover, this one didn't work for me. To be honest I've only ridden them about 20 miles since I bought them. A year later: I completely abandoned them as running shoes and now they are more like my slippers that I wear first thing in the