👟 Saucony Women's Guide Running Light Women's Shoes and Athletic: Enhance Your Running Performance Review

I've been buying Saucony rings since I've been running (about 7 years) and this is the first time I've been so disappointed. I bought the same size as always (10.5) and they were so small! They also felt incredibly stiff and the sock felt a lot smaller so I didn't buy another pair - I just sent them back. Instead I chose the Asics Gel Kayano and they are much more comfortable on my feet!

I have had this Saucony model for over 15 years, before the instructions it was called the Jazz. I almost switched to a new brand when my last 3 pairs had a hole in the top mesh at the top. I called Saucony and they said they fixed this issue with the 10. This is my second pair as they haven't worn off after over 4 months of wearing the 10 so I bought them again. I love this fit, I'm an overpronator and I need the high arch this style has. They are worn very heavily and wear very well both on…

I usually wear 7M. Brooks Ghost Sz 7 is perfect every time. This shoe is narrower in the toe area and even slightly shorter in the toe area. At first I would like to increase the size by 1/2, but now that I break them in I think they will be fine. The wound healing was also initially tight and chafing but after wearing them all day they seemed to loosen up a bit. These are very light shoes and appear to be well made; let's see how long they last. Although next time I need the shoes I'll…

I have been running for about 8 years and have been wearing Saucony Cohesion shoes for 4 years, which are changed about once a year. As my shoes get old, my hips and knees start to hurt after running. I also recently developed mild planter fasciitis and a small bone spur. I did a foot scan and found that I had mild to moderate pronation so I ordered the Saucony Guide 10 for mild to moderate pronation. I wear them with a Dr. Scholl insole to relieve heel pain while foot heals. They're springy…