They are well made, comfortable and grip on the trail is excellent. Add a gel liner for extra comfort and I can wear them all day on the trail. Great trail shoe.

The paper is thin - no support. It might be fine with a pair of $30 Sorbotan insoles, but the heel broke within a year. This has never happened before.

Based on a couple of good Salomons I've used for many years they seem fine. The print on the sneakers (pictured) surprised me because in person it looks very cheap and tasteless. They fit as expected and are quite comfortable from the start. However, I don't expect them to last anywhere near as long as my old Gore-Tex Solomons. If I'm very dissatisfied with it, I'll update my review.

This shoe fits very well and is comfortable with good support. I do not recommend this shoe for walking on rainy days or on wet surfaces such as concrete stairs, driveways, and slick tile surfaces. Shoes have no grip on wet surfaces.

After a month of use, the stitching rips and the shoes smell really bad after a few hours of use. I've found that even my shoe rack stinks of these shoes after smelling them individually. I wanted to return them and they can actually see and smell the shoes stitching lol

I wore them for about 1 1/2 months and am now walking +/- 4 miles a day. They hold up well, better than expected. I love the fit and feel when walking on different types of terrain, I love the outsole, the tread pattern of a hiking shoe in running shoes.

The shoes themselves look great but the size was too small. I tried exchanging it for a 1/2 size larger but the price went up and ebay wouldn't let me choose. So I had to send it back instead. In any case, remember that while the product description states standard sizes, they are actually 1/2 a size too small.

As with anything you buy on eBay or Walmart, quality standards keep collapsing in order to save a dollar - the lowest price gets clicked. Saucony was an innovator in running shoes, but they fall well short of the bar they set in the 1970s and 1980s. The sole of the shoe is very thin and you can feel the grooves on the sole of the shoe with every step, especially on the outside of the shoe. Pretty cheap junk. It seems like companies that used to make quality products keep lowering the bar every…

I've only got about 40 miles in these shoes so far but they seem great. Right out of the box they were ready to go. I use them for trail running and hiking. Very comfortable and seems to be holding up well so far.

Bought these for hiking/running trails. They are my second pair. They fit well and have sufficient grip in the terrain. If you only ride on paved roads, the treads wear out quickly, just like any other trail running shoe. If I run strictly off-road, I run in Saucony Peregrine shoes. For a mixture (off-road and asphalt) I use the TR15. Good shoes, good quality. Not the best of Saucony deals for exclusive trail running, but a good bargain.

These shoes are very narrow. I have ordered wide and have never been able to wear them comfortably. I will return to NB because when they advertise heavily they really deliver.

Ordered 1 pair, I like the look. But. Tongue completely out of place. returned. 2 pairs. both tongues slipped out. God, I like the look, but I can't fix a tongue slipper every 10 minutes. tighter, weaker, up, down. nothing fixed this problem. grrr is back for a refund

I bought this shoe as a shoe for a 4 month trip abroad. After a month I couldn't be happier. It's so comfortable and versatile - walking, hiking, even running (although it's no ordinary running shoe). It seems very well made and durable. Plus it's a damn nice shoe! I will buy another pair when I get back to the States.

I bought this shoe after doing a lot of research to decide on Saucony. I recently developed plantar fasciitis and wanted a comfortable shoe with good support. I was a little let down by the lack of support compared to my previous two Saucony pairs. The sole feels a bit stiff and not as comfortable as expected. I probably should have continued to wear the ISO brand shoes but went for the cheaper version. My solution was to buy a pair of orthotics, which helped a lot.

I saw a pair of these on sale but they are a size smaller and cost $75. Ordered a size up for $49 and they were here two days later. Fits great and looks high quality.

These are great trail running shoes. They seemed a little heavy at first, but you get used to it. They are very breathable and comfortable. Very useful when you want to run on mountain trails and dirt roads.

I use orthotics. Then I realized that the insoles are firmly attached to the inside of the shoe. When I put in my own orthopedic insoles, there wasn't enough space for my feet. This was a big disappointment. ALL shoes come with removable insoles except these.

I use it in my daily life. My feet hurt in these shoes. Nike shoes for the same price are much better than these. I probably thought the shoes would get better over time. I wore them for 1 month, the problem is still the same.

I don't usually buy Saucony shoes for the warm season because they are a bit loose on my feet but these are my go to for the cold season when I wear them can thicker socks. This is another pair I bought for the cold season, 80% pavement / 20% pavement. I put a hundred kilometers under them - they are quite good, in ordinary socks they are still a little loose for the legs. I look forward to the cold season when they suit me better.

Not worth the $50 I spent on this. in technical terrain. So if you use them for what they are meant to be made for, they will fail.