👟 Saucony Women's S10415-2 Running Shoe: Superior Comfort and Performance for Active Women Review

I started out in the Saucony Guide 9 then switched to the Guide 10 and liked both but I walk a lot and for some reason my big toe has holes in these shoes after a few Months. So I'm trying the Guide Iso now and so far I like it as much as the Guide 9 and 10 and I've noticed that the toe box is reinforced so I'm optimistic it will help. They are ideal for walking or jogging. I walk 5-8 miles a day every day and have found the Saucony to hold up very well.

After reading other reviews I went a half size up from my normal size and am happy with it. I had an ankle injury last year and the local running store recommended the Iso 2 but the Iso 2 was very expensive so I decided to give the Iso a try. I just ran in it on the treadmill because it's too cold outside right now. They have good arch support and are comfortable. switch to something else. I will update the rating when I run outdoors and after the half marathon.

I have worn Saucony shoes for a long time because they are great shoes. Your shoes hardly need to be broken in. They are comfortable from day one. However, these shoes were terrible! At first I thought they just needed breaking in, but they never got better. They injured my legs so badly that I couldn't do an easy workout without limping home. I don't know if these shoes were so old that the cushion fell apart or if it's a manufacturing defect, but I've never felt so much pain in a shoe. I…

They have plenty of room in the toe box but are the stiffest Saucony shoes I have ever worn. I'm not familiar with overpronation shoes, maybe that's why? ETA: I've been trying to use them for a month, but they're too uncomfortable for me. It messes up my gait and the next thing I know it's a sharp pain and I think about chiropractic. I'm only giving them four stars because they fit a lot tighter than any other Saucony of the same size I've had and this is probably my 6th or 7th pair. Otherwise,

These shoes are perfect for what I use them for. Right now I'm basically a treadmill runner and run about 3 to 5 miles about 3 times a week. I always buy gummies because I had my gait analyzed at a running store and was told I'm an overpronator. I always buy wide. These shoes seem a bit wide in the toe area. And also a little tight around the rest of the foot. Several times I noticed a slight numbness of the little toe on the leg. I have to be careful not to tie too tightly to avoid this. They…

I use this shoe for walking, jogging and have tried using it in the gym but it's not comfortable for that. This is my third pair of Saucony Guides and my first pair of ISOs. I like the stability but it has heel slip (my previous rings didn't) which is now causing my heels to hurt. I have to tie them too tight to wear them to the gym, so they're not good for that. I would like to send them back, but the time window has expired. They are true to size and have a comfortable toe area. I also bought

I had a pair of Under Armor shoes before I got them and they killed my feet. No support interfered with the run. My husband took me to have my feet measured and they recommended them to me (also had them at the running store but they were cheaper here than there). Almost instant change. На следующий день я бегал на более длинные дистанции с минимальной болью или вообще без боли, и я смог пройти с ним 11-мильную прогулку и даже оставил его в пыли (ранее мы совершали поход в кроссовках Under…