Saucony Liberty ISO
Every version of the Liberty ISO we track, compared on ratings, specs and current price.
The score is the median Better Shoes Rating of the line's shoes, out of 100. The average product line scores 76, and the Liberty ISO scores above 14% of the lines we track.
Rating by version, oldest first
Each dot is one version of the Liberty ISO, placed by its rating and release year.
Release year
See our analysis of whether a new version is usually as good as the one it replaces.
| Version | Released | Weight | Stack | Score | Change | Reviews | Price |
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| Saucony Liberty ISO 2 | 2019 | 9.1 oz | — | 72 | +14 | 3 | $160 MSRP |
| Saucony Liberty ISO | 2017 | 10.0 oz (men's) | 4mm drop | 58 | — | 8 | $160 MSRP |
2 shoes
Prices updated daily. Last checked Sep 14.
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Saucony
Liberty ISO 272 Decent Decent · 4 reviews · Confidence 50/100
v2 (2019) · Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.1 oz
Reviewers rate it 5 out of 5 overall, for comfort and for cushioning, and describe responsive foam without bulk.
Durability 84MSRP $160
Overall72Cushioning90Comfort87Durability84Value80Appearance77Confidence50Buy it now
Not available at tracked retailers right now.
Pros
Reviewers rate it 5 out of 5 overall, for comfort and for cushioning, and describe responsive foam without bulk.
It scores 72 against 58 for the Liberty ISO before it.
Light for a stability shoe at 9.8 oz, and one reviewer raced a 3:13 marathon in them.
Cons
Appearance draws 4.0 out of 5, the lowest mark of any dimension, and one reviewer wants more neutral color options.
One reviewer had holes appear in the toe box after 250 miles, and another got rubbing on the outside of the big toe.
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Saucony
Liberty ISO58 Bottom-tier Bottom-tier · 8 reviews · Confidence 75/100
v1 (2017) · Daily trainer · Neutral · 10.0 oz (men's) · 4mm drop
Durability averages 4.6 out of 5 across eight reviews, with comfort, cushioning and appearance all at 4.5.
Durability 88MSRP $160
Overall58Durability88Cushioning85Appearance80Comfort78Value68Confidence75Buy it now
Not available at tracked retailers right now.
Pros
Durability averages 4.6 out of 5 across eight reviews, with comfort, cushioning and appearance all at 4.5.
Three reviewers use it from tempo work up to marathons, one of them at 400 miles with it holding up well.
Two reviewers wanted a 4mm drop in a shoe that still offers some support, and say it is one of the few that does.
Cons
It lists at $160, above the $150 median for daily trainers on sale, and two reviewers name the price as a drawback.
Three reviewers find the outsole poor on wet, snowy or icy roads, one of them calling the traction zero.
One reviewer cannot lock down a higher instep in the ISO upper, and another has the tongue slide down.
