Quite satisfied of course, after 2-3 months you notice permanent distortions in the sole but overall a decent shoe.

Very good choice for a running training shoe, which can also be used for races (up to a Marathon!).

It is the 2nd pair that I buy and I plan to alternate them with the Saucony Endorphin Speed 3, which are faster and ideal for fast training sessions and races.

As an amateur long-distance runner, I searched extensively for a lightweight, cushioned, and durable shoe. I tried almost all the brands and ended up with Saucony!

Coming from asics for several years, my shoes seem amazing. They are lightweight, with a very soft sole and they don't tire me out on long distances (I run up to 20km).

Unbelievable shoe and for the price I got it, 72 euros, I don't know if I could have gotten better. It's soft and especially comfortable in the heel, it requires a little walking in. At first, I didn't believe it would be the best for someone who does it as a hobby!

I bought the ride 15 for half-marathon training. So far, I have run over 200km with them. They are much lighter, comfortable, and have better shock absorption than the ride 13 that I had. The foot breathes very well, especially in high temperatures. During long runs (up to 21km), the training sessions were more relaxed without feeling heavy on my feet. Overall, for a pace of 4' - 6'/km, the feeling is wonderful. I am thinking of getting a second pair. Best value for money for me.

Since I bought them and wore them again after a week of training, my ankle and knee hurt. I thought I had injured myself... I wore my old shoes again and everything was fine. I tried wearing them for a 10 km workout and the same thing happened. Now they are in the church

It is a bit hard compared to the competition Hoka, Asics. If they soften a bit with use, they will be perfect. It has a stable grip and is lightweight. Where the company significantly lags behind is in the designs/color combinations, which are monotonous.

Update: Indeed, they have softened quite a bit and are pleasant for running. For the short distances I run (3-4km), I am very satisfied.

After about 60km of use (including a half marathon), they reminded me of the Kinvara shoes. The shoes are really lightweight and perfect for summer compared to my previous ones (Triumph 18). However, they may lack in energy return and bouncing, which disappointed me a bit. But the Triumph shoes truly have no competition. Of course, this is compensated by the weight difference.

The Ride shoes are clearly designed for light runners, not necessarily fast ones. The foot breathes incredibly and the fit is simply perfect! As for durability, it seems good... but we'll see after 100-200km.

Update: In the end, it turned out to be an unsuitable shoe for me. I only did a few 10km runs during the summer... and that's it. They definitely don't work as daily trainers. I was expecting something better, considering their category, but they turned out to be one of the worst choices, even though I am a fan of Saucony