Saucony Womens Ride 14 Running Shoe

Wonderful running trainers, with high quality cushioning, second to none. The additional width caters exceptionally well for my long term diagnosis of Mueller Weiss Syndrome. The toe box provides adequate space for my toes to maintain the impact, as l have a tendency to over pronate whilst running. The heel to toe offset of 8mm makes the Omni 19 running shoes feel like slippers on my problematic feet, regardless of my arthritis! Saucony omni 19 trainers remain my 1st and last choice for high quality running shoes.

My first pair of Soucony as I am an Asics fan. At first I found these an adjustment to my stride and my 5k time dropped by 4 minutes. I think it was just me because now I have a new PB and my legs recover quickly from my runs. I love the feel of the upper, and the stability this shoe offers.

I've been buying Guides since Guide 6, (for both work AND running) and have owned almost every new version since. The design and shape have definitely changed and evolved over the years (ranging from narrow to square toe, etc), and the softer heel of the newer guides - more cushion and less blisters. But I do love the triple black color, it is striking and stunning!! - I hope this color will continue as I will continue to buy!!

These are my new favorite running shoes! I'm an overpronator, so support in the all right places is critical, and these are so supportive, yet so light, they are a dream to run in! No knee or ankle pain at all. I love how wide the toe box is too. My go-to running shoe before was Asics Gel Kayano, (I've also tried Brooks, Altra, Hoka), but Saucony definitely has the best fit and feel, along with a ton of color and style options. I'm normally a size 7, so for running I got an 8.5 and it's perfect. I might even get a second pair to have on-hand when these wear out!

Long time fan of Saucony for trail (neutral) runners. Great tech - value - longevity - durability - and fit me perfectly (middle sizing, not narrow or wide) for my 11.5 feet. Lately transitioned to road running with some neutral runners - and immediately knew I needed a little something extra. Went ahead with Guide 15 - just got them today and straight out of the box hit a 10k run - absolutely perfect. Did NOT "feel" like a stability shoe at all - they're light - they're responsive - no weird obtrusive frames/blocks underfoot - but what I did notice was perfectly aligned full-footed strikes, excellent cushion but not at the expense of losing feedback, and zero "tweaks" in the ankle, achilles, or up calf-to-knee as I felt with the neutrals (other brand). Straight out of the box perfection for first 10km - and fast!

These shoes stand up to 12 hours shifts as a nurse in the NICU. 6 months later and they're still standing up, and look new. With the exception of one of the decals near the lace holes. My shoes got covered in fluids during a birth and they had to go into the washer on hot. The decal came instuck in one spot. The only complaint I have is that the heel lining breaks down before the soles wear out and I end up having to replace them earlier than I should have.

I purchased the Triumph for my easy and long run days. While it lasted, it was a fantastic choice. Great grip, very comfortable, and I could pick up the pace a little bit. However, on my last run in the shoe, I caught the curb of a sidewalk and scraped the shoe. I didn't think anything of it, as I didn't fall or lose my balance, just a minor scrape, or so I thought. After I finished the run, I inspected the shoe further, and I noticed the foam cushioning had a significant split. There was also a slightly smaller split in the back of the same shoe on the same side. Again, I didn't think twice about the slippage during the run, as I believe any other shoe would be fine, but I question the durability of the PWRRUN+ in this shoe. Outside of the durability, I really liked it, and I'm disappointed I only got ~40 miles (less than a month use) out of this shoe. There is one other review that has a similar issue. I filed a defective shoe claim with Saucony, and the customer service was great. Hopefully with the next version they can improve on what may turn out to be a more common than it should be issue.

Unfortunately I was disappointed with these shoes. I took them for a run in the rain (about 15km) and my feet were soaked by the end. I purchased these shoes because they were advertised as water resistant but my socks were soaked so there was not much difference between these shoes and regular, non-water resistant shoes. They are also stiff and not the most comfortable. I have tried many different Saucony shoes that have been great but these were disappointing.

They aren't as wide like Hurricanes and I got blisters on my toes. The materiel isn't as flexible and seems to rub more…they are more expensive than the Hurricanes and the Hurricanes are now discontinued. This makes me sad the alternative is not better but more expensive and worse.

I loved the Guide 14 and all before them. They fit like a glove and I could always rely on them, but the changes that were made to the Guide 15 aren't impressive. They are uncomfortable. Aren't as cushioned. It's like an inflexible rock. They are suppose to be lighter but actually feel heavy with no rebound. My feet actually hurt after wearing them. I would have returned them if Saucony didn't have their no return policy.