Bottom tier (6%)
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7 reader reviews
Showing 1–5 of 7 reviews
Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025
4/5
Overall
I have been wearing this shoe for awhile. It helps a lot with my arches. Great surport shoe. I terid swiching shoes a couple time and I kept getting injured in other shoes.
Dapullo · Sep 28, 2025
4/5
Overall
I've ran through many, many pairs of saucony guides. I am usually able to get the 16s on sale for only 70 dollars on Amazon.
These shoes are comfortable and extremely durable. You can pretty much take them anywhere (snow, trails, roads, etc) and they'll stay together. I have used them each for 450-500 miles, which is when the bottom starts to wear out and they lose a little cushion.
On the negative side, they don't dry well with water so make sure you put newspaper/paper towels in them after rainy runs. Also, these shoes can feel a little flat at significantly faster paces, and they don't have the most cushion.
If you can find these for under 100 dollars, they are definitely worth a shot. I would not recommend paying full price for these with all the sales. I've really loved these shoes but after I found out I have footstrike hemolysis, I needed to switch to some more cushioned shoes so I am trying out the triumphs.
Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025
5/5
Overall
Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025
5/5
Overall
I have wide feet and my shoes tend to rip on the sides. These one's don't; they are very durable and lightweight. They feel very nice when I run in them. If your shoes tend to rip on the sides (below base of the big toe or on the outside edge of the shoe) these ones do not. Granted I got the wides, but these shoes are still great.
Aarnav Silver · Sep 28, 2025
4/5
Overall
very comfortable, great value at a low price.
