Saucony Men's Guide ISO 2: The Ultimate Road Running Shoe for Men Review

About 6 months ago I bought a pair of Ride ISO 2 shoes and I really liked them. I looked for another pair, saw the Guide ISO 2, read some reviews and thought I'd take a chance as they are $80 cheaper. I love her just as much, maybe more because of the money saved. Both the Ride and the Guides are light and comfortable (they almost feel the same to me), the only notable difference is that the Guides in the outsole feel a bit stiffer. They are advertised as having excellent stabilization and they

And every time I do, I end up buying the exact shoes I've been using since day one, the Saucony Guides. I love her. This is my sixth pair and I don't regret a single one. The Guide 8 was a little tight in the toe box but that didn't matter much and I still loved them but all the others were perfect and the ISO2 is no exception.

I was very surprised how bad these shoes seem to be made of very cheap materials. They look like they were put together with stickers and a laser printer. Unlike my previous Saucony splints they aren't even sewn on the outside, they are all clearly plastic and adhesive. Was a longtime Brooks runner, then switched to Saucony because I liked the combination of lightness and support. Now I'll try something else.

Every season I swap out my treadmills and fitness treadmills and use the old shoes for gardening. I currently have 6 pairs of size 10 Saucony shoes and they all fit about the same. They, on the other hand, were very narrow and this is the first pair I've had to change to a wide one. Just a warning, if you're looking at these you can opt for the wide version as well.