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Saucony

Ride 10

Ride 10
Daily trainer · Neutral · Road
Bottom tier (8%)

Shoe details

Weight
9.8 oz
Release
2017 Q3
MSRP
$130
Drop Height
8mm

Ratings & Reviews

Bottom tier (8%)

Rated worse overall than 92% of all shoes.
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This score rates worse than 92% of other shoes we judged.

Our ratings use detailed reviews from knowledgeable runners, ratings for shoes in the same product line, and reliable product information from trusted retailers.

Rating breakdown

Percentile vs. all shoes. Shaded bars reflect our uncertainty.
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The shaded bar shows a plausible range for this shoe’s rank based on the review data we have and normal variation in runner feedback. More reviews usually narrow the range.

Overall

Bottom tier (8%)

Cushioning

Very good (88%)

Value

Average (40%)

Durability

Below average (36%)

Comfort

Bottom tier (15%)

Appearance

Bottom tier (3%)

All Running Shoes

Worse than 92% of 2,492 running shoes ranked.

Bottom tier (8%)

Daily Trainers

Worse than 92% of 1,818 daily trainers ranked.

Bottom tier (8%)

Ride Family

Worse than 73% of 10 ride family ranked.

Below average (27%)

Saucony

Worse than 94% of 206 Saucony shoes ranked.

Bottom tier (6%)

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Popular shoe among LetsRun.com readers.
  • Rated among the top 25% of shoes on cushioning.

Cons

  • Most reviewers like this shoe less than their last shoe.
  • Reviewers rate this shoe worse than the Ride 8.
  • Rated below average overall.
  • Rated below average on comfort.
  • Rated below average on durability.

Compared to other shoes

See how this shoe compares to others like it.

Saucony Ride 10
Saucony Ride 18
Saucony Kinvara 16
Ride 10
Ride 18
Kinvara 16
Current shoe
Reference shoe
Lightest / Lowest price
Newest / Best overall / Best comfort
Shoe properties
Type
Daily trainer
Daily trainer
Daily trainer
Pronation
Neutral
Neutral
Neutral
Weight
9.8 oz M
8.1 oz M Lightest
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Stack
—
37/29mm
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Drop
8mm
8mm
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Release
2017 Q3
2024 Q4
2025 Q2 Newest
MSRP
$130
$145
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Best price
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$99.88 Lowest price
$129.95
Ratings
Overall
Bottom tier (6%)
Below average (38%)
Exceptional (100%) Best overall
Comfort
Bottom tier (15%)
Above average (67%)
Exceptional (100%) Best comfort
Cushioning
Very good (89%)
Good (76%)
Exceptional (99%) Best cushioning
Durability
Below average (36%)
Average (61%)
Exceptional (99%) Best durability
Appearance
Bottom tier (3%)
Average (58%)
Exceptional (99%) Best appearance
Value
Below average (40%)
Above average (64%)
Exceptional (100%) Best value
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Reader Reviews

27 reader reviews

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Showing 1–5 of 27 reviews

Worst clearance shoe ever

Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025

1/5

Overall

The shoe was just a simple sidewalk sale pick up at my local running store that so turned into the worst idea I ever had. being my first pair of running shoes in over a year, Saucony iso guide 700 miles, the ride was more comfort and cushion than I was used to. This with the lack of support and staff who recomended it to me looking at my torn sneakers lead me down the path to over traning trying to break them in which lead to a minor stress fracture in my left leg. since then I have turned to minimalist running to avoid this whole banaza again.
Comfort
3/5
Cushioning
2/5
Durability
1/5
Appearance
2/5
Value
2/5

The Saucony Ride is my favorite horse.

Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025

4/5

Overall

The Saucony Ride is a great training shoe for somebody who likes a bit more cushion. I like to race longer distances, like the Half to the Marathon, in the Kinvara, but I train in the Saucony Rides.
Comfort
5/5
Cushioning
5/5
Durability
4/5
Appearance
4/5
Value
4/5

Great for my hagluds defect/deformity/syndrome

Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025

5/5

Overall

I have used these for my past 3 pairs of trainers. I have really enjoyed running in them and I have found them to be the best shoes for my hagluds defect/deformity/syndrome. However I did use orthotics with these shoes as I always have. I also went up a half size in these shoes after the first pair as they seemed to fit better.
Comfort
5/5
Cushioning
5/5
Durability
3/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
5/5

Saucony Ride 9 -- Age-related pivot from Kinvaras

Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025

4/5

Overall

When I went to re-up my Kinvaras, my salesguy looked at me sceptically, and tactfully suggested that I was too old and creaky for such a minimally cushioned shoe. (Just turned 51.) So we tried a bunch of more cushioned neutral shoes, and I ended up with the Ride 10s. Maybe some unconscious Saucony bias there, who knows. Turned out they were being cleared out and on sale, but I didn't know until after I had selected. They are a touch heavier than the Kinvaras. I do notice and appreciate the cushioning. I have a bunion on my right foot, so the fact they come in a wide width is a positive. I have read that the toe box is not especially roomy, but I am pretty sensitive to having my toes feel cramped and have had no issues. I don't notice the extra weight too much; I do feel a bit less beat up after a run; they are holding up ok after 250+km.
Comfort
5/5
Cushioning
5/5
Durability
4/5
Appearance
4/5
Value
4/5

Lightweight and Neutral

Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025

4/5

Overall

Long time mizuno wave rider user (I still run in those, just now rotating through two pairs to get more life out of them). This was suggested as a similar shoe to the wave rider, and I’m inclined to agree. I had issues with getting blisters in these pretty badly when I was breaking them in, but haven’t had too many issues since then. Weirdly enough, I like the laces on these a lot more (much easier to tie). Overall, nice and lightweight everyday trainer.
Comfort
5/5
Cushioning
4/5
Durability
4/5
Appearance
4/5
Value
4/5