👟 Saucony ProGrid Integrity Walking 10109 1 Women's Athletic Shoes Review

I wear them at work as a nurse. We work in shifts of 12 hours. These shoes are very comfortable and do not slip. No pain or fatigue in my legs, great support for my high arch. Even if I don't wear compression stockings, I don't have foot or leg fatigue, these shoes support me. I wish I could find them in black. I am very happy with this shoe. It's hard to find an all-leather athletic shoe that doesn't look ugly or "extremely mature", if you know what I mean.

I go to work and I needed a good pair of shoes and after destroying a pair after a pair of cheaper shoes. I thought based on the reviews let me buy something well made and liked. This shoe is suitable for walking on gravel, carpet, dry road, dry cement and dry grass. You see where I'm going The second water comes into play, the soles of these shoes become very slippery and do not hold traction. I've slipped on wet cement and wet brick in these boots. Also, there is a small plastic window at the

Let's start with the fact that I hate closed shoes but I had to go for a walk! I read all the reviews and decided to take! Boy I'm happy! I'm 70 and I have to walk! But I've had chronic pain from spinal stenosis and have had it since I was 24! Anytime you can just read all day, I will! However, as we age, our joints gain substances if we don't use them! So I need shoes for running! I didn't want to spend more than my car was worth! I bought the stone paint and even though I look like a granny…

I've always bought Saucony or Nike, but after Nike changed their last one (the shoe shape) a few years ago, they stopped working. I have wide feet and a high instep. I used to be able to use the B/Medium width on most Sauconys, but after I got bursitis, the B width was no longer sufficient. Difficult to find Sauconys in store in a wide range. I need a cobbler to stretch my ironing patch and that doesn't really work with synthetics so I looked for leather shoes. Finally found Saucony in EE width

I'm still taking them apart, but I can already see the difference! I suffer from plantar fasciitis and was looking for athletic shoes that would give me the support I needed as I work standing on concrete most of the time. Of course, most of the makes and models on offer were prohibitively expensive. I just didn't want to spend that much unless I knew they made a difference. I found them at Revain for over half the price of some other brands. They weren't on the model list but they match the…

After extensive research, I bought this shoe because it was recommended for people who tend to supinate (or underpronate) their ankles when walking/running. Basically I tend to walk/run on the outside edge of my foot which can often lead to ankle roll and roll related deformities/sprains. Like many people with supination, I have high arches/high arches and tight Achilles tendons. In short, buying shoes is often a headache for me and, to be honest, I don't enjoy it. Having owned these shoes for…

Great hiker! I have both a brown and a white pair. The most comfortable of all I've tried. I used to buy expensive sneakers but they are better and you can buy 2 for the price of one compared to sneakers. Also, since I'm only a walker and not a runner, they seem to offer better support. I've had both knee replacements, neck and back surgeries and it doesn't seem to make me any worse. The toe box is wide and deep enough so fingers don't rub against it. The fingers are better apart so as not to…

I buy Saucony shoes and only Saucony. They are very comfortable with excellent arch support. When my mother developed neuropathy after a serious illness, she needed good, sturdy hiking shoes. I bought her two pairs of mid-range running shoes and she loves them. She wore them throughout rehab; they gave her the opportunity (and stability) she needed to learn to walk again. All the physiotherapists commented that she had chosen a great pair of therapeutic shoes. My mum's only complaint about the…