I bought this shoe on purpose because it is considered one of the best shoes for people with metatarsal and second toe problems and works well with my orthotics so order a full size up if using insoles and half a size up . always in sneakers! Enjoy

Great running shoes! The lightest running shoe I've tried and durable - and I use quite a few running shoes a year. Nike, Mizuno, Asics. These Saucony shoes will probably be in my arsenal in the future.

I usually wear a size 11 but these run small. I ordered 11.5 thinking it would be safe but they are smaller than the 11 I already had from the same brand.

These shoes are designed to provide ball of foot support while running, but after getting them and trying them on, it took me less than a quarter of a mile to start feeling the ball of my foot sore from impact. Almost no support and cushioning. This seller also does not refund whether the shoes are new (unworn) or worn; They only give credit. If you wear shoes, you cannot return them on credit either. How are you supposed to know if the shoes fit and can be used for their intended purpose if…

I love this running shoe. Great hold, light, comfortable and lasts a long time. On my second pair. I recommend everyone to try it.

This shoe is very light but supportive! The built in toe/tongue is very good. The high reflectivity is ideal for night runners.

A few years ago I tried a pair of Sauconys, different shoes but same brand, I liked them then and I loved this particular pair even more. The best sneakers I've ever tried. Great support and great pillow.

So far this is a great shoe at a great price. Before I bought these I ran in an old pair of Saucony Cohesion 7s. I just ordered the same size and these new ones fit great. I ran a 1/2 marathon yesterday with no problems.

I've been wearing Saucony for 25 years now but was disappointed with this pair because the back of the heel was very thin and very uncomfortable on the back of the heel.

The best running shoes! I tend to supinate when running outdoors or on a treadmill. I've tried Nike, Mizuno and Adidas and overall the Saucony is the best running shoe. I have wide feet, so I recommend ordering half a size up to have enough room in the toe box; Otherwise your legs will hurt. They give me responsiveness when walking on the sidewalk and street. They are also breathable when running long distances (over 3 miles). I would recommend these shoes to any avid or naive runner.

Great shoes for running. Possibly the most comfortable shoes I've ever had. My only real complaint is durability. In their quest to create the lightest shoe, they pared down some fundamentals that could have made a world of difference. A little more rubber on the outsole would have been a lot lighter without adding much weight. As a result, there are few rubberized grip points that wear out quickly, so you end up walking right through the foam. Also, the fabric started to fray over my big toe…

It's incredibly comfortable. I have large, wide feet and they seem to fit true to size. I wear men's size 11. Nice wide toe. I wear Saucony shoes because of my neuropathy and foot pain. I don't have as much pain in my legs or feet because their shoes are so well made.

Good shoes. Good fit and comfort. I'm used to using trail runners and they don't have that level of support, but after about 50 miles of running they still feel pretty good. Very light weight and durable comfortable fit.

So far only 1 run in sneakers in general quite satisfied, the only dislike is the arch support in principle terrible. But quite comfortable for a 5K run. There will be a long run this weekend so let's see how the lack of arch support affects the situation. But very comfortable for a short run, I was surprised at how good it felt after noticing the lack of arch support when breaking in the shoes.

Honestly they are a bit sticky at first but they wear off with wear. I've never been a runner and probably never will, but they're fantastic for my feet. They are light and breathable. The shower pillow is soft and relaxing when I walk. I would definitely recommend them to anyone starting out. I haven't raced or anything in them and I'm not sure I will because I haven't had them very long but I've ridden them about 15 miles and they hold up well and feel like as if they were the right shoes…

I bought my first pair of Saucony sneakers about fifteen years ago. I still wear them! I chose a pair of Zealot ISOs because of the color. I love orange and blue. Initially I was skeptical about buying them as I figured the new version wouldn't be as good as my old Sauconys. Slipping into these orange kids made me feel like I was returning home to an old friend. I've searched the web to get an idea of the price and found it to be within reach of most stores. But my biggest decision to own them…

I've been wearing Saucony shoes for marathon training and racing for 4 years and they've been my favorites so far! had a Saucony Triumph ISO with a huge amount of padding/cushioning so I was worried my feet would hurt when I switched to these shoes. To my surprise, I was able to quickly get used to this shoe with only a few days of falling (Triumph 8mm -> Zealot 4mm). I've ridden them about 300 miles so far and I think they have room for another 100-200. There are no tears in the material…

I've been running in Saucony for a few years now and change 2-4 pairs a year. I've tried several pairs from almost every major shoe brand and have found Saucony to be my favorite (with Brooks and a second, but Saucony is starting to fall behind). Other than that, the Zealot is the best shoe I've worn in a long time, maybe ever. The fit is great, the Saucony sits well on my foot and the Zealot won't let me down. It's very light but with a great cushion. Ideal for long days. I change shoes during

I'm a 6'0" runner, weigh 180lbs and run about 10-15 miles a week. I prefer neutral shoes and have previously used the Nike Pegasus, Saucony Triumph and Ride which I generally liked all of them (and tried the Brooks Ghost with much less success. Compared to these shoes, the Zealot feels stiffer initially and not as "soft", with a cushion in the forefoot that feels like a localized air bubble which takes a bit of getting used to compared to the more consistent foam feel of other running shoes but

Previous shoes were Asics Kayano 20's which I took on a 500 mile run - wore well but didn't care about the weight and stiff platform. The light weight and deep fit of the Zealot appealed to me and I've always had good experiences with Saucony shoes in the past. After about 200 miles, I began to gradually develop an Achilles tendon problem in both legs, which got worse as I put more miles on it. Saucony designed this shoe with a large block of foam that runs from the heel to the forefoot on the…