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These shoes from Saucony are suitable for everyday training. They feature Pwr run technology for excellent responsiveness and shock absorption while maintaining weight at extremely low levels, as well as Formfit for comfort and support.
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Sports shoes for severe overpronation. If they fit you, you won't change them for anything! (I am this case)
They don't have the best construction quality, they don't have the best durability, they are not the cheapest, but they have the best - by far - feeling while running. That's the most important thing though.
WARNING! They are not for everyone. We said: for severe overpronation (e.g. strong flat feet)
Owner of this specific shoe and after approximately 30km in total, what I experienced was pain in the knee and shin splints! I don't know if it's a coincidence, but as soon as I rested a bit and used my previous Hoka One Clifton 7 shoes, I had no pain at all!!! However, something I didn't mention is that I am overweight.... and I was running approximately 30-40km per week!
The best athletic/running/everyday shoe I have ever worn, especially for those who have problems with flat feet/weak arch/achilles and want stability, support in the arch and heel, and comfort. And I say this coming from millions of pairs of Nike running shoes and Adidas Yeezy 350 V2 (€220). The Adidas boost models are good, but if you have difficulties with flat feet, their pairs will destroy your toes due to their hardness and tightness in the toebox (which doesn't soften at all, whether in the €220-300 Yeezy or the €160-200 Ultraboost). Also important, they have a removable (very good) insole, something that is missing from Ultraboost and Under Armour, which have them sewn inside the shoe. I mention this because personally, I need to remove the insoles of the shoes and wear my own orthopedic ones, specifically made for my feet. I would buy it again with my eyes closed.
For those who want a stability shoe, meaning if you have a slight overpronation, it is a very good choice! After market research, I was torn between these, the Kayano and the Mizuno Wave Inspire 17. After trying them all, this specific Saucony shoe fit me better. After about 50km of use, I am very satisfied, they are extremely comfortable and they do their job well. Also, excellent construction quality. The only thing that takes away a few points is their weight, which you won't feel if you want training and long-distance shoes. For "faster" shoes, there are other options.
The most comfortable shoe I have ever worn! Excellent energy return and very good stability! I highly recommend it if you have wide feet!
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