Saucony Kilkenny Womens Country Running Shoes: Designed for Active Women at Athletic Review

Impossible to keep clean so you always end up looking greenish yellow. Cracking plastic in places around shoelaces etc. The advantage is that they are comfortable.

Misleading description. You can see in the pictures they have cleats/holes for cleats but they are just rubber bushings with no real cleat mounts. The shoes fit my daughter well, but I needed XC spikes, not just sneakers. upset.

I am disappointed with the quality. This is NOT the Saucony quality I'm used to. Full size shoes are too small. I couldn't wear them even if I wanted to because they are too tight. They are really thin and there is almost no padding underfoot. The color is amazing but it's not even worth $55. Now I'm going to buy my sneakers at the mall so I can try them on.

My daughter says they fit and feel great. They do NOT come with metal spikes and cannot be added as shown in the photos. Metal spikes are even visible in the picture on the packaging. They have only been worn for a few competitions and a bit of training (less than 10 times total) and are starting to peel in the arch and toe areas.

These are not serious shoes. They have hard rubber spikes of a short type that cannot be removed. The color is beautiful and the shoes are very light. These are no ordinary Saucony shoes. He also works very little. I had to send it back and get a half size bigger. However, it comes in very handy when running on a rubber track. I plan on using them outdoors so I'll check how durable they are. But definitely order one size larger. If you are looking for regular Saucony running shoes, you have not

. I'm a big Saucony fan and have 6 pairs in my closet. They always fit perfectly and are immediately comfortable. These shoes are different from my other pairs. My other pairs are only advertised as running shoes and they all have some support. They are advertised as cross country shoes, which I think basically means the same as running shoes. But apparently running shoes are different. They are thin and very light on the feet. For something you would use for trail running, they have…

First let me say that people complain about the lack of spikes on their shoes - please do not buy anything after seeing the photo; also read the description. Sometimes stores only have a photo for such items because shoes with and without studs otherwise look exactly the same, so the written description is how you define specifics. It's the same on Saucony's website. So buying a product you haven't read about is like signing a contract you haven't read and then complaining because you got…