Men's Running Shoes

I have flat feet and overpronate. I have used brooks for many years but was not happy with this years adrenaline’s so I gave these a try. They fit my foot great and are way more affordable. I run 20-30mpw and ran a half marathon in them, bought a second pair now training for a full. As a flat foot person I appreciate the wide-ish toe box. I am not a good judge of comparative levels of cushioning but I like how these shoes feel. They are lighter weight than many shoes for overpronators.

I used to buy my running shoes from Saucony for many years now. My last model was the Omni15 and I absolutely loved it, tons of guidance and stability, but yet a very comfortable shoe. The Omni ISO feels very rigid to me and actually, my feet hurt after wearing it. So I can't wear them every day, rather every now and then. Not really what you expect when buying such expensive shoes.

The size for saucony omni runs 1/2 size larger. I am 9.5 Wide size. I ordered 9.5 Wide first, and it was too large for me. Now I am using 9 Wide. This shoe has good support fot a people with flat foot like me. I only have left flat foot but it has good support on both feet. I am using this shoe for a week. I have another pairs of stability shoes Brooks Adrenaline 19 and It is as good as brooks Adrenaline if not better. I will buy one more Omni once my Asics is worn.

I have worn Saucony running shoes for over 30 years, always a size 8M. Saucony is known for a wider toe box than other shoes, which is my preference. When these shoes arrived, the toe box seemed to be tighter than in previous versions. I went back to the description on Amazon and watched the video where it mentioned that the toe box would stretch. Since I had always worn this size, I decided to keep the shoes rather than return them for a wider shoe. After a few miles the toe box did stretch, and the shoes now fit like the Sauconys I have always worn.

Saucony came highly recommended as I do a lot of fast walking/light jogging for exercise but have low arches and require extra support for overpronation. On that score, these shoes delivered. Support was solid, they fit well and were comfortable right out of the box. Regrettably, they don’t offer much in the way of cushion. They’re a very hard step. As a walker, this wasn’t necessarily a deal-breaker — but true runners might hate it. Where the shoes really came up short, however, was durability. After only 3 weeks of daily use outdoors on concrete and asphalt paths, averaging 7-8 miles per day, the soles of the shoes under the balls of my feet are completely destroyed. Gone. The soles wore away that quickly. For those reasons, I’d only give this shoe a C grade at best, leaning toward C-. I likely will not buy again.

I wanted to replace by Omni 12 shoes that I've worn and loved. These carried me through two half-marathons and up several mountains. So when I ordered what was supposed to be the next in line from Saucony, the "Omni ISO," I hoped these would be even better. From the beginning, I've been disappointed. The heel support feels minimal and doesn't roll smoothly forward. I'm a larger runner, so I need lots of support when my heel lands and rolls forward. I've tried making these work, but they feel awkward and unnatural. Perhaps if you're a lighter runner they will be a good fit for you, but for a large dude like me, they're a major disappointment.Oh, and did I mention the laces are trash? I've worn them for less than 6 months and the laces are already fraying and ripping. I dont' even wear the shoes that tight most of the time and the laces are still going to crap. I'll be looking to a different brand from now on, sadly. The Omni 12 was such a good shoe!

Was running on a pair of Omni15 for 2 years. Finally replaced them with these and they feel like a refresh and upgrade. Lighter build with the same level of support. Great if you really need that hard inner arch support. Which is perfect for someone with super flat feet like mine

Decent support, as I have zero arches. I was really disappointed as the inside heel had a hole in it within a few weeks, as the heel just doesn't go high enough for me to fit snug. Additionally, I'm shocked by how quickly the tread had worn down to the cushion; as all I do is walk, no running. I was lucky to get a year out of these, again, just walking. I'll likely stick with Saucony due to making stability shoes, but I hope others don't wear out so quickly!

Good shoes, promptly delivered.

These were exactly as I expected.