Saucony Womens Freedom Running Medium Women's Shoes ~ Athletic Review

Freedom ISO were one of the best all-around running shoes of all time. If you feel like working in the cloud. The only problem is that the Freedom ISO is way too low compared to other shoes. Used size 7.5 on Kinvara 8 but had to use size 8 on Freedom ISO.

I'm not a sneaker snob but these shoes were terrible. As several other people have noted in reviews, the first thing that happened was the tip of my big toe made a small hole in the top of the shoe. My nails are trimmed short and manicured, so that's not user error. Also, as a full-fledged girl, I need pillows on my legs to prevent fatigue. They have very little support and padding. This was my first time trying this brand and it just wasn't a good experience. I will return to Brooks or ASICS.

This was a great inspirational purchase, it fits exactly as the size chart says. They differ from the usual sensations when walking / running. They will leave you wondering how to walk for the first time since you tried walking in heels. But that's ok, I don't understand the physics or physiology of how to do this but damn they make you feel like you have a trampoline under your toes and if that doesn't get you to move and to race, xs , dude. The only thing that stopped me from pulling Forrest…

I love Sauconys because they are the only ones that fit the width of my giant legs. I've always had a Saucony size 9.5 which fit me perfectly, but lately I've found myself buying a Saucony size 10. I got a 10.5 for this and it fits perfectly. Normally that would be too big for me, but this shoe in particular runs small. I run on my forefoot, so changing the heel height wasn't as effective for me as I thought it would be. When I walk on it or walk in high heels, it's really cool. The toe is…

My favorite sneaker has had too many weird changes and is no longer comfortable. I bought these shoes at a running store last summer on a salesperson's recommendation after analyzing my gait and they are perfect! I trained in these shoes over the summer and fall, running a half marathon and two half marathons. I just ordered a second pair online for my upcoming full Ironman race. They are very comfortable for those looking for a slightly dropped heel but still provide cushioning in the…

This is my third pair of Freedom ISO shoes. With the first two, I made the mistake of ordering my regular Nike 9 size and they were too small. I highly recommend ordering 1/2 your usual size. But FUCK, these shoes are damn comfortable. I've walked at least ten miles for several days with no foot pain or calluses, it's literally like walking on pillows. My only complaint is that when I use them for cross training (like lunges) my healing decreases. These shoes are not too big because my toe is…

I wanted to love this shoe but the toe box is very narrow. It doesn't look too tight, but it is, which to me is a deal breaker. Size is bad too. I'm always at 9 or 9.5 in sneakers. I have 9.5 and they are too short. I've never needed a 10 in my life and it's not like I really care what number is a good fit, but it's very annoying not being able to reliably predict what size to order. I appreciate the difference between the mids and lows and the soft cushioning and I love the color schemes. An…

I've been running Saucony shoes for many, many years, starting with Cohesion until I switched to Triumph a few years ago. I always use size 7.5M for both models no matter what year and they all fit well. Some of the Cohesion models were a bit smaller, but I was still able to walk in my normal size. Freedom runs about 1/2 size smaller and is also a bit narrower overall. For comparison see the photos comparing it to different Triumph models: Blue & White is the Triumph ISO 4, Stone is the Triumph

This is my third pair of Saucony Women's Freedom ISO running shoes. For the first pair, I was foolish enough to pay full price through the Saucony website. I run 15-21 miles a week. My first pair ran 380 miles before needing replacement. In fact, I've been able to stretch them up to 400 miles. Pros: - Comfortable fit after breaking in (took me about 10 miles) - I ran a little faster in them than in Nike Free running shoes - Less calluses than Nike Free running shoes. Pretty easy. The sole is…