Run with effortless support in the Saucony Guide 15. The Guide 15 is softer and lighter than its predecessor thanks to a new PWRRUN formula that is pillowy soft, yet springy. Saucony increased the stack height and changed the midsole geometry to bring you more comfort and rolling, smooth transitions from heel to toe. There is also more flexibility in the forefoot to allow for a more fluid stride. Sauconyrsquos new lightweight HOLLOW-TECH guidance system gives stability to those who have flexible arches or excessively overpronate. Designers also included more underfoot contouring and higher sidewalls, so you sit into the footbed as opposed to on top of it. This allows the shoe to hug your foot, creating a better underfoot sensation and more supportive fit. Plus, Saucony added more outsole rubber in high-abrasion areas to increase the durability of the shoe. Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT upper ensures a personalized fit and feel, top to bottom. The upper is comprised of lightweight and breathable mesh for a sleek fit. More foam, less weight, and a touch of supportmdashtake your running to new heights in the Saucony Guide 15. Learn more in our Saucony 15 review.
Run with effortless support in the Saucony Guide 15. The Guide 15 is softer and lighter than its predecessor thanks to a new PWRRUN formula that is pillowy soft, yet springy. Saucony increased the stack height and changed the midsole geometry to bring you more comfort and rolling, smooth transitions from heel to toe. There is also more flexibility in the forefoot to allow for a more fluid stride. Sauconyrsquos new lightweight HOLLOW-TECH guidance system gives stability to those who have flexible arches or excessively overpronate. Designers also included more underfoot contouring and higher sidewalls, so you sit into the footbed as opposed to on top of it. This allows the shoe to hug your foot, creating a better underfoot sensation and more supportive fit. Plus, Saucony added more outsole rubber in high-abrasion areas to increase the durability of the shoe. Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT upper ensures a personalized fit and feel, top to bottom. The upper is comprised of lightweight and breathable mesh for a sleek fit. More foam, less weight, and a touch of supportmdashtake your running to new heights in the Saucony Guide 15. Learn more in our Saucony 15 review.
Run with effortless support in the Saucony Guide 15. The Guide 15 is softer and lighter than its predecessor thanks to a new PWRRUN formula that is pillowy soft, yet springy. Saucony increased the stack height and changed the midsole geometry to bring you more comfort and rolling, smooth transitions from heel to toe. There is also more flexibility in the forefoot to allow for a more fluid stride. Sauconyrsquos new lightweight HOLLOW-TECH guidance system gives stability to those who have flexible arches or excessively overpronate. Designers also included more underfoot contouring and higher sidewalls, so you sit into the footbed as opposed to on top of it. This allows the shoe to hug your foot, creating a better underfoot sensation and more supportive fit. Plus, Saucony added more outsole rubber in high-abrasion areas to increase the durability of the shoe. Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT upper ensures a personalized fit and feel, top to bottom. The upper is comprised of lightweight and breathable mesh for a sleek fit. More foam, less weight, and a touch of supportmdashtake your running to new heights in the Saucony Guide 15. Learn more in our Saucony 15 review.
Run with effortless support in the Saucony Guide 15. The Guide 15 is softer and lighter than its predecessor thanks to a new PWRRUN formula that is pillowy soft, yet springy. Saucony increased the stack height and changed the midsole geometry to bring you more comfort and rolling, smooth transitions from heel to toe. There is also more flexibility in the forefoot to allow for a more fluid stride. Sauconyrsquos new lightweight HOLLOW-TECH guidance system gives stability to those who have flexible arches or excessively overpronate. Designers also included more underfoot contouring and higher sidewalls, so you sit into the footbed as opposed to on top of it. This allows the shoe to hug your foot, creating a better underfoot sensation and more supportive fit. Plus, Saucony added more outsole rubber in high-abrasion areas to increase the durability of the shoe. Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT upper ensures a personalized fit and feel, top to bottom. The upper is comprised of lightweight and breathable mesh for a sleek fit. More foam, less weight, and a touch of supportmdashtake your running to new heights in the Saucony Guide 15. Learn more in our Saucony 15 review.
Last updated at 05/11/2026 19:17:22
Saucony Guide 15 Women's | Sole Motive 9 / COOL MINT/ACID COMME
Free delivery between 15–25 May
originally posted on roadrunnersports.com
I've been an avid Brooks runner for almost 7 years! Lately, my feet were hurting after runs (particularly in the heels and balls of my feet) so I figured I'd try a different shoe. I'd tried Saucony's before but didn't love the fit. After reading that the Guide was revamped, I figured I'd give them a go and oh my goodness! I have found my new favourite shoe! These Guide 15's are awesome! Roomy in the toe box, plenty of cushion on landing, and stable in the midfoot! Bravo Saucony! You've got a new runner! I've been singing the praises of these shoes for weeks now. LOVE!
originally posted on dsw.com
I’ve never bought a pair of stability shoes before, but my regular neutral Sauconys were exacerbating my metatarsalgia when I went for walks. I am also on my feet a lot for work. These shoes have been a lifesaver. I can wear them without insoles because they are so well made. In addition to metatarsalgia, I also have bunions and flat feet. I just ordered a second pair so I can have more options for work. I wear a 7.5 wide. The mesh upper allows for a little extra stretch if you need a wider toe box like me.
originally posted on saucony.com
Man, covid supply chain issues have things very jacked...I've been loving and running in the Brooks GTS for 6 years and have loved their older ones. They've been going down hill and I couldn't find my size for several months. This forced me to go looking for other stability shoes. I'm so glad I found these Guide 15s. They are nice and lightweight, something that can almost never be said about stability shoes. The major downfall is they do NOTHING to keep our water, not great if you are running in Oregon. My socks were dripping after my 6 mile run today and it wasn't actively raining, just standing water on the roads.
| Designed For | — Everyday |
| Shoe Type | — Support |
| Cushioning | — Responsive |
| Offset | — 8mm |
| Arch Type | — Low to Average |
Saucony Guide 15 Women's | Sole Motive 9 / COOL MINT/ACID COMME
Free delivery between 15–25 May
I've been an avid Brooks runner for almost 7 years! Lately, my feet were hurting after runs (particularly in the heels and balls of my feet) so I figured I'd try a different shoe. I'd tried Saucony's before but didn't love the fit. After reading that the Guide was revamped, I figured I'd give them a go and oh my goodness! I have found my new favourite shoe! These Guide 15's are awesome! Roomy in the toe box, plenty of cushion on landing, and stable in the midfoot! Bravo Saucony! You've got a new runner! I've been singing the praises of these shoes for weeks now. LOVE!
I’ve never bought a pair of stability shoes before, but my regular neutral Sauconys were exacerbating my metatarsalgia when I went for walks. I am also on my feet a lot for work. These shoes have been a lifesaver. I can wear them without insoles because they are so well made. In addition to metatarsalgia, I also have bunions and flat feet. I just ordered a second pair so I can have more options for work. I wear a 7.5 wide. The mesh upper allows for a little extra stretch if you need a wider toe box like me.
Man, covid supply chain issues have things very jacked...I've been loving and running in the Brooks GTS for 6 years and have loved their older ones. They've been going down hill and I couldn't find my size for several months. This forced me to go looking for other stability shoes. I'm so glad I found these Guide 15s. They are nice and lightweight, something that can almost never be said about stability shoes. The major downfall is they do NOTHING to keep our water, not great if you are running in Oregon. My socks were dripping after my 6 mile run today and it wasn't actively raining, just standing water on the roads.
I've been waring the saucony guide for many years. This have been my favorite sneaker, until this newest version. The quality is poor in comparison to the previous guide shoes. The cushion is lacking, and the pair that I ordered make a squeaking noise each time of weight shift or take a step. I ended up ordering the guide 10 from amazon to replace these Guide 15s.
Great shoe for hitting the road solid. Nice weight. I haven't put too many miles on these yet, but I anticipate that they will be great. Fit is like a glove. I'm not totally sold on the orange color yet, but it is growing on me quickly. I'll probably love the color after a little more time. The big thing is how they ride. This style has a very wide rear heel (the part that hits the road) which might be good for added stability. The top is very thin. Time will tell how the top wears.
Happy to be back to a Saucony shoe. After wearing Rides and then Guides for many years, I gave Hokas a try for a little more support and padding. For me, the toe box was way too big on the Hokas. These shoes fit me well, as I have a narrow foot and very narrow heel. They are snug, secure and comfy. I would wish for a little more arch support, but otherwise very pleased with these.
Because nowhere local has wide women's Saucony running shoes in stock, I had these delivered with no opportunity to try them on before buying; I've done this in the past with satisfactory results. Unfortunately, Saucony seems to have narrowed the toe box on all of their women's shoes, and discontinued the Hurricane that I've worn for some time. These shoes were too narrow (even though I ordered a Wide width), and they also seemed less cushioned than my previous Saucony shoes. I had to send them back.
I sprained my foot biking and have constant flare ups doing activities as simple as walking my favorite 4 legged family member. I've got low arches and overpronate so I had been anxious to find a shoe comfortable enough to run in while working on recovering my foot. My research led me to these babies. I've never worn the Saucony brand before but love these for the combination of lightweight airiness with stability. I'm sold!
After running in another brand/model for years (Asics Gel Kayanos), I thought it was time for me to try something else. Just had some issues with the midsole and heel on past shoes. Oh my gosh! These Guides are GREAT for me! Stability shoes that are comfortable and cushiony. Toe box is roomy. I will definitely be ordering another pair SOON!
I read the article through the DSW website that speaks about the position of that one's foot naturally sits and one's running gate. Through that article it took me to all the shoes that would help my foot sit properly. It was helpful and interesting to buy shoes more particular this way. This shoe is pretty solid, I have been using them for 1.5 months right now and they aren't broken yet, which is good because I reck shoes easily.
| Designed For | — Everyday |
| Shoe Type | — Support |
| Cushioning | — Responsive |
| Offset | — 8mm |
| Arch Type | — Low to Average |
