Saucony Omni 19 Women's Running Shoes Review

This version of the Omni looks good, but it's nothing like the Omni before it. Little cushioning and little cushioning in the sole. I still have a few of the new Omni 14 in the box and wanted to compare them. The 14th is what I will take with me. Much better, firmer shoes for my needs. I wish they would stop taking their shoes off and make them cheaper with each new release. Because of this, I stopped buying New Balance and switched to Saucony.

I have pronated feet and often twist my ankles. I tried them on and broke them. The size was correct for what I ordered. (Width 9.5) The neutral color was good for the job. When I say "break in" I have no problem getting used to it. They are now my favorite brand after only 5 days of use, right over Brooks. They are really comfortable and I definitely feel supported in my mid arch. I have already recommended the brand to several of my friends.

I bought these shoes (I have five pairs now) based on an online review. Live for the hype. They are very comfortable and have plenty of room for your toes. They also provide good support for women with high arches. They run about half a size smaller so I ordered a size 6 instead of a 5.5 and they fit perfectly. I bought so many because they have a cloth upper that wears out quicker than leather. I have them in light blue, black and dark gray and all colors look beautiful.

As much as I'd like to leave the Omni behind because of the price, I can't. The price beats a little. The Omni seems to be one of the most expensive Saucony shoes, so I'm always tempted to go astray, but I never do. I have pretty bad pronation when running and these shoes offer a lot of support and stability. They are really comfortable. I always buy shoes a half size larger (to compensate for the stretch on long runs) and use a heel-locking lace-up configuration (to prevent my toe-snapping). I

I walk moderately, I get plantar fasciitis flare-ups sometimes and I used to wear Saucony Progrid Integrity to help with this problem. Because of the way shoe manufacturers are constantly redesigning shoes, it's a constant struggle to find the next best fit when I'm wearing my current pair. I've done quite a bit of research on what walking shoes are best for plantar fasciitis without wasting an arm or leg. I ordered this pair and another brand of shoes and Saucony's Women Omni19 true to size. I