👟 Saucony Men's Omni Navy Citron Athletic Shoes for Men Review

This works better for me than the Omni 19 which is newer. I also tried a pair of Asics which were very narrow for my feet. This pair was only available in plus sizes. I usually wear standard width shoes, but I'm just as comfortable in them. I have a moderate pronation and these shoes offer adequate support. The first pair lasted 10 months and I walk for an hour every day. I am very happy with this shoe.

I have bought Saucony running shoes for many years. My last shoes were the Omni15s and I really liked them, great handling and stability but at the same time very comfortable shoes. The Omni ISO feels very stiff to me and actually causes pain in my legs after wearing it. So I can't wear them every day, but rather every now and then. Not quite what you would expect when buying such expensive shoes.

Decent support as I don't have an arch. I was very disappointed as after a few weeks there was a hole in the inside of the heel as the heel just wasn't high enough to fit well. Also, I'm blown away by how quickly the tread wears down to the pad; because I only walk, not run. I was lucky enough to get out of them for another year just by walking around. I will most likely stick with Saucony for making sturdy shoes, but I hope others don't wear out as quickly!

Saucony Omni runs 1/2 size larger. I have a 9.5 wide. I first ordered 9.5 Wide and it turned out to be too big for me. Now I use 9 Wide. This shoe offers good support for people with flat feet like me. I only have a flat left foot, but it has good footing on both feet. I've been using these shoes for a week. I have another pair of Brooks Adrenaline 19's and they are just as good if not better than the Brooks Adrenaline. I will be buying another Omni once I put my Asics on.

I have flat feet and overpronation. I've been using brooks for years but wasn't happy with the adrenaline rush this year so I gave them a try. They fit my foot perfectly and are much cheaper. I run 20-30mph and ran a half marathon in them, bought a second pair, now train full time. As a person with flat feet, I appreciate the wide toe box. I don't know much about comparable cushioning values, but I like how these shoes feel. They are lighter than many overpronators.

I've been wearing Saucony shoes for over 30 years, always a size 8M. Saucony is known for having a wider toe box than other shoes and that's my preference. When these shoes arrived, the toe box felt tighter than previous versions. I went back to the Revain description and watched the video that mentioned the sock was stretchy. As I have always worn this size I decided to keep the shoe for myself rather than returning it for a wider shoe. After a few miles the toe really stretched and the shoe…

I ordered these shoes in January of this year and rode about 100 miles in them and here is the result of those 100 miles. I liked the Omni shoes because they are comfortable, stable and help me a lot with extreme flat feet. However, buying a new pair of shoes more often than every year is expensive and frustrating for my activity level. I've been running an average of 8 miles per week and some weeks 5K 3 times a week, 5 miles twice a week or just a regular sprint workout lasting 2-3 miles. I…

Saucony was highly recommended to me as I do a lot of brisk walking/light jogging to get exercise but I have low arches and need extra support for overpronation. In that regard, these shoes are a delight. The support was solid, they fitted well and were comfortable out of the box. Unfortunately, they don't offer much in terms of pillows. This is a very difficult step. It wasn't necessarily a deal breaker for a walker, but real runners might hate it. However, where the shoe really fails is in…

I wanted to trade in for the Omni 12 shoes that I have worn and loved. I ran two half marathons with it and climbed several mountains. So when I ordered what should have been next in line, the Omni ISO, from Saucony, I was hoping they would be even better. I was disappointed from the start. Heel support feels minimal and doesn't allow for smooth forward movement. I'm a tall runner so I need a lot of support when my heel lands and rolls forward. I've tried to get them to work but they seem…