Saucony VERSAFOAM Excursion Running Black Review

This is a replacement for my TR11 series which I've worn out after 6 months of Pickleball. They were a great backup pair and after a few walks they fell apart perfectly. They're light but strong and I'm looking forward to another great pickleball season with them.

I wanted to replace this particular shoe but it's no longer made. The main attraction was the landing. Most stores, including the manufacturer's website, have long since sold out. This company had it, new in the box and delivery on time. The price has been greatly reduced compared to the original. The shoe itself is an all-round shoe that I use for light hikes, softball and city walks. They are heavier than real running shoes and the flat "cleats" wear out fairly quickly; Again, it hit the spot

I've had a number of $50-$100 Saucony Excursion TR shoes over the last few years. I almost always love them (but sometimes the GTX versions are a little smaller and the Tr12 pair is a little less flexible than I like). It was terrible. very hard soles; not forgive. The left boot had a very hard part on the right side just forward of the heel that felt like a misplaced rock guard/shank. There was also a sewing error under the removable insole which made this pair even worse. I won't miss this…

I have worn Saucony shoes for many years because they are known for their softness and I like to take care of my feet. I've tried other brands but always go back to Saucony. I recently purchased these and this is the third set of trails I have purchased. The rest were TR11 and TR12 so I was a bit concerned about ordering online. But I wasn't disappointed. In any case, they are more comfortable than previous versions. I personally wouldn't wear them to run. Although marketed for treadmills, I…

I wear TR as a casual shoe. I bought a Saucony over a decade ago and suddenly the shoe was MUCH narrower a few years ago. These shoes have their usual comfortable fit again. Now please do the same with the sneakers.

I've been wearing Saucony trail running shoes for 12 years and have always loved them. When I unboxed them I thought they looked like something I would get from Walmart. They even felt like a cheap pair of shoes. I tried them on and knew right away that I wasn't going to keep them to myself. There was nothing supernatural about them and definitely nothing to justify the price. Maybe $40 but no more!

I use these shoes every day on a hike. 4-5 km per day. I walk about 120 miles a month and this is solely for that. No other activity. Of course where I go there's a lot of sandstone and it's rough, but they fail. I drive them 300 miles max before they become grass cutting boots. The last pair had worn heels, but I didn't take off the liners and shook out the sand every day. These shoes came off at the toes and had to be removed. This is one of the few shoes I can wear that doesn't cause hip and

This is my third or fourth pair of Sauconys. I'm not a brand-loyal consumer, but if I find something that works well and is reasonably priced, I'll stick with it. . I gave them five stars for durability based on my experience with my other Saucony running shoes. They fit well and have good breathability. IMHO if you are in a cold climate you either need warmer shoes or good wool running socks. SIZE: I size from 8.5 to 9.5 (US), medium / narrow - depending on the manufacturer and shoe style. . I

Regular waterproof version of the shoe. Contacted the seller, told them to change the listing, they said they had contacted Saucony about it and nothing was done. Compared to TR15, TR14 and Brooks Ghost GTX. They were basically identical to TR15s. Greatness was approaching. The TR14s seem to be a bad start to the line, they were stiffer and didn't suit my slightly wide 11-inch height. The Brooks are also quite comfortable but have a higher sole and more cushioning - a bit too much in my…