Saucony Omni 21 Womens Shoes

I have a bunion and this toe box is wide enough to be completely comfortable without having to order wide which causes other issues.

This is my 3rd pair of these shoes. I have a connective tissue disorder that causes me to have collapsible arches as well as loose joints. This requires me to wear shoes that offer support and stability. On top of that, I have somewhat narrow feet. This particular style fits the bill on all accounts. I find them comfortable enough for all day wear. I would recommend them to anyone.

I have been wearing the Omni for more years that I can count. I purchase 2-3 pairs a year. This last pair definitely runs smaller. I have very narrow feet and the toe box is tight. I should have gotten the wide in this year's shoe. Otherwise it's the shoe that works best for me .

Not as good as previous years. Not as comfortable or as cushioned. Still very good shoe for intense runs. Upper mesh not as durable starting to fray but very breathable

I've used Saucony Omni in Medium width for years, and I unfortunately do not like the Omni 21. I returned the Omni 21 and bought another pair of Omni 20s. I hope the next model of the Omni will not be like the 21. The 21 shoe seems much narrower than the previous model 20. The 21 is too narrow for me; and therefore, too tight. I have a narrow foot, but the medium size of previous Omni models still always fit well. The 21 tongue is too short and not flexible. The back of the 21 shoe / the heel seems to have been cut lower, which caused my heel to slip. The 21 has flat shoelaces and I prefer the oval / round shoelaces that have been used in previous Omni models.

Used to wear Omni shoes for years. I was trying to replace an older model. This shoes and Omni 20 is too narrow. It is making my foot pronate even more as it is not sitting deep enough in the shoe. Please Saucony use the width in prior "teen numbered" models.

Have worn Saucony running shoes for over 40 years for their fit and cushioning. Every time a new version of a model I loved was revamped or no longer available, I was always able to find a replacement within the Saucony family. (The old Hurricane model comes to mind). Not anymore. Somewhere during the pandemic the offerings were drastically revamped. What has emerged is a very elongated style with minimal cushioning even in comparison to my worn out ones. It's a shame. Perhaps the revamping was more for the elite runner who wanted a more light weight shoe. I don't know. I've run half and whole marathons in my Sauconys and finishing first wasn't my goal. I just wanted that fit and that high level of cushioning and shock absorption that allows you to have a good run. Especially now. Boy I miss that!

I have purchased the Hurricane style for years. I am a walker and walk fast paced approximately 15-20 miles a week, year round. In the last few years Saucony has discontinued the Hurricane and produced the Omni as a pronator replacement. The original Omni was very odd. Very wide toed, very light weight and with minimal foot padding. The sole was thick and wide. The Hurricane model has always been comfortable, well padded and with an appropriate toe box. I REALLY didn't like the Omni but since I had tried to like them and worn them a few times, they were not returnable. I kept them and tried to like them, as Saucony has always been the brand that fits me best. This year I needed a new pair of walking shoes. I decided the brand I have known was better then switching brands and ordered a new pair of Omni's. The new pair is “ almost” the same as the original Hurricane. This should be fabulous however they made the toe box narrow and less comfortable. Saucony, why did you mess with a good thing?? I will be changing brands for my next purchase. Loved my Hurricanes.

The toe box is too small, so the shoe it too tight. Not that comfortable. Not as good as previous shoes.

Sad to say, I must say goodbye to my long-time favorite shoe. I have purchased Omnis for a long, long time. My feet loved them. But this new pair has less "shoe" and expects the laces to make up the difference. It seems as if the cut is different too. My feet hurt in this shoe. I've tried wearing them just a few hours at a time to break them in, but nothing helps. I'm sorry the company has made this big change.