Saucony Women's Triumph ISO Running Shoes: The Ultimate Choice for Women's Athletic Footwear Review

I really liked these shoes very comfortable, big toe box for my foot shape BUT these shoes literally started falling apart just 2 months after I got them . This has never happened to me with a shoe, but the bottom just started to come off! It looks like the lower colored part of the tread (green on my shoes) was just glued on and the glue broke. Extremely disappointed as I always thought Saucony was a quality shoe.

I love these shoes. I walk about 7 miles at work and tried Brooks first but they didn't have enough support for my plantar fasciitis, then tried Asics GT5000, very good support but too stiff for 7 miles a day. Then I read the Saucony reviews, tried another model in the store and liked them. These shoes offer perfect support from heel to toe. My feet and legs don't hurt (that much) and I will definitely buy these shoes. The only thing I didn't like was the color choice.

These are great shoes, but they have one problem the new Triumph 3 doesn't have: the area where the laces are held is open and flexible. This is a problem for me because it leaves that area a bit loose no matter how tight you tighten the laces. I wear wide so I would like the toe box to be a bit larger but not the area over the middle of the shoe. I've noticed that this has changed on the newer ISO 3 model, now it's fixed and can't move. I think this is an improvement and your foot will be more

The shoes looked great when I first got them and they fit great. Problem - it's only been about 4 months since I bought these shoes and they are already falling apart at the bottom (both shoes). They weren't worn once but maybe 1-2 times a week just for normal wear (not even to break in). Called Revane and they told us nothing could be done as the return date was already past due. I have had a Saucony before and it has lasted for several years. I'm very disappointed that they couldn't even last

I have been buying and wearing Saucony shoes for 20 years. I have had this pair for 3 months now. I usually buy new running shoes every 6 months. Overall, this pair was the worst pair I have ever had. I run 30 miles a week on pavement, sidewalks, treadmills and indoor tracks. There are four areas in the toe box that are almost full of holes and the tread strips on the underside are peeling off. When I first bought these shoes I had ulcers on my feet from the tongue and lacing. This problem…

I had the Saucony Triumph ISO 2 at my local running store and was thinking of buying a few more pairs because I really liked them. It was then that I learned from my cousin, an orthopedist, that shoes bought from a local running store, although more expensive, are made differently than those you can buy online. What surprised me the most about these shoes was that the bottom of the shoe and the insole were very different from the second pair I bought from the same store. I liked that they were…

I bought these shoes in April because they are the same Saucony Triumphs that I have worn for 4 years. I didn't need them back then because my other running shoes still had a lot of miles on them. So I got this pair about 3 weeks ago and something is very, very wrong. They don't look like the Saucony Triumph ISO 2's. I was in excruciating pain in my right leg to the point that yesterday after running 9 miles out of 11 it hurt so bad I took them off and my last two had to finish miles barefoot…