👟 Saucony Women's Triumph Running Shoes in Purple for Women Review

I have very uncomfortable feet (various sizes, bursitis, hammer toes). After extensive shopping I bought my first pair of these particular shoes from a retail store and have since replaced them with the exact same model and type from sellers on eBay as they wear out. These shoes arrived very quickly, were brand new in the packaging and fit me just as I expected. I've saved almost 50% over a full retail sale and I'm happy camping. Would definitely buy from this seller again. Many Thanks.

Bought these shoes for my wife to use as a walking/running shoe and she mentioned that the shoe itself is comfortable with good lining and bright colors. Overall the shoe looks great but the outsole of the shoe doesn't offer much flexibility or comfort. We had to return the shoes and replace them with the original Triumph ISOs which were much more comfortable. Too bad they changed the sole because the ISO 3 colors and style were great. We bought pink/berry and purple/blue but went back to ISO 1

Very comfortable. I wish I had taken a size up but that was my mistake. There is a great tool for choosing shoe size. If I had listened to the tool's recommendations, I would have been better suited. There is virtually no air movement, so foot odor is an issue for me. If you have sweaty feet, this may not be the shoe for you. I would recommend all cotton socks. It seems to help. I wear these shoes on my 12 hour grooming stories and they are comfortable throughout the shift. I also had no knee…

I'm a longtime Saucony Ride fan but a friend suggested I try the Triumph. I'm so glad I did! I wear an 8 in "street shoes" but I need a 9 in Ride & Triumph so keep that in mind if you are new to these shoes. They have a soft feel for my long runs, but I don't feel like they're heavy (although they are heavier compared to other neutral shoes). They fit my legs and feel comfortable. I had no problem pulling my tongue to one side or feeling like it was too thin. I still love the Saucony Ride, but…

I had two pairs of these previous generation shoes and loved them. My hip pain has decreased significantly since I switched to them (I'm a 30 year old beginner whose body thinks it's a lot older). Unfortunately, I no longer like this generation as much as the last one. They're a bit smaller so I probably should have gone up half a size (I just put on lighter socks instead and they took longer to break in). In terms of comfort/functionality, I don't feel like I've gained anything. I don't like…

I've been running in these shoes for a few weeks now and so far they're working really well. I've been riding various Saucony Triumphs for a good ten years, if not longer. In recent years I have had to go from a size 9 to a 9.5 to get enough room in the toe box. The 9.5 does it, but I could probably bump it up to a 10. Now it could be that my big feet are getting even bigger, in which case you can disregard everything I said about size. In any case, I think Saucony Triumphs are durable…

I love these shoes. I'm a neutral runner (minimal pronation) so I don't need a stabilizing shoe. The Ever Run outsole is well cushioned. Not a huge arch, but when they break I can feel the arches. In my everyday shoes I wear a size 9-9.5 - in these I wear a 10.5 for running (not because they run small, but for the good fit and the normal foot swelling that occurs when running). I have another color with 250 miles on it. she and I break this new pair to eventually replace them. I will say I…

This is a great neutral (not for pronators) shoe with high cushioning. If you have a very high arch you may need to put in an insole as these are shoes with a flatter arch compared to Asics, Nike and adidas. I have a decent bow and I have no problem with Triumph because my bow is buried in the pillow. The offset is 8mm so I have to work my way up from some others in these shoes. If you don't know what the offset means, don't worry, the 8mm drop is a nice intermediate figure that you won't…

I've *always* been a fan of the Saucony and that's about all I can think of, and with good reason. I tried other shoes only to come back to this brand. About me: Distance: 3.6 km (concrete/asphalt) in PM; 4 mile treadmill (AM) Arch Type: Average/Regular Foot Type: Neutral Width: Average/Regular Height/Weight: 5'6", 140 lbs Saucony Size: 7.5 (dress shoe size 6.5, boot size for thick toes 7) Preferred Offset: 12mm My favorite Saucony shoe has always been the Cohesion, especially the #7. I don't…