Run in Saucony Running Shoes for Unparalleled
Comfort
Saucony running shoes have been around for
years, but have not gotten the respect they deserve. Until now, that is.
As of recent, they are becoming ever more popular amongst runners due to
some corporate restructuring and some outstanding updates in their shoe
designs. Saucony has grown from a tiny company only worn by a handful of
runners, to an internationally known brand loved for its superior fit
and feel.
Saucony provides the most comfortable shoes. They have a securely
snug heel and comfy wide toe box that fit great with the natural shape
of the foot. Their midsoles are really thick and soft, so as you go
through your gait cycle you sink into a nice plush shoe. You'll hardly
feel the ground below your feet. They're very flexible, so the ride is
smooth and quiet.
On the weight spectrum, Saucony running shoes are light to medium weight shoes.
Even the Sauconys designed for bigger people can be worn by lighter
people because they're not too heavy but still offer a lot of cushion. I
almost always do my longer runs in Sauconys because while wearing them
my feet and legs don't hurt.
The only thing I don't like about Sauconys is
that they are not as durable as I would like them to be. To be safe,
make sure you replace your Sauconys
once you have put 300 miles on them. You can push them to 350 miles but
you'll be risking injuries past that. Nevertheless, Saucony is a
favorite amongst my co-workers and is what I always recommend first if
someone is needing help finding a shoe. Here's an interesting note: the majority of my
female customers buy and love Saucony.
Saucony has quite a bit of a selection, but below are my top picks for all the major shoe categories.
Whenever possible, I add the following
notations where appropriate to help you get your ideal fit.
- Standard - for people weighing under 150
pounds.
- Advanced - for people weighing over 150 pounds.
- Performance - for speed workouts and
racing. The more you weigh the shorter the distance you should be
running in these types of shoes.
- Trail - for off road running (i.e. through
dirt, loose gravel, mud, water, etc.).
Stability
Hurricane series - Advanced
ProGrid Guide series - Standard
Grid Tangent series - Performance
Progrid Paramount series - Performance
Grid Omni TR series - Standard / Trail
Neutral
Progrid Triumph series - Advanced
Progrid Ride series - Standard
Grid Sinister series - Performance
Grid Excursion TR series - Standard / Trail
Motion Control
Grid Stabil series - Standard
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