The Saucony Ride 15 has more foam and less weight than beforemdasheverything you need to take your running to new heights. Saucony re-engineered their signature PWRRUN formula to give you a lighter and softer foam under foot for your most comfortable ride yet. The additional cushioning allows you to sit deeper into the footbed, hugging your foot and offering a plush and supportive feel every step of the way. Plus, Saucony added an extra layer of comfort with a PWRRUN+ cushioned sockliner. A new midsole geometry, as well as heel and forefoot beveling, gives you super smooth transitions from heel-to-toe. The forefoot has more flexibility, too, which allows your foot to move more fluidly to propel you forward. The Ride 15 features Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT that has three layers of cushioning to adapt to your unique foot shape, weight and stride, giving you a personalized fit. Our reviewers love how the breathable and comfortable the upper felt on their feet in our Saucony Ride 15 review. The Saucony Ride 15 remains a trusted workhorse shoe and one of the best running shoes on the market.
The Saucony Ride 15 has more foam and less weight than beforemdasheverything you need to take your running to new heights. Saucony re-engineered their signature PWRRUN formula to give you a lighter and softer foam under foot for your most comfortable ride yet. The additional cushioning allows you to sit deeper into the footbed, hugging your foot and offering a plush and supportive feel every step of the way. Plus, Saucony added an extra layer of comfort with a PWRRUN+ cushioned sockliner. A new midsole geometry, as well as heel and forefoot beveling, gives you super smooth transitions from heel-to-toe. The forefoot has more flexibility, too, which allows your foot to move more fluidly to propel you forward. The Ride 15 features Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT that has three layers of cushioning to adapt to your unique foot shape, weight and stride, giving you a personalized fit. Our reviewers love how the breathable and comfortable the upper felt on their feet in our Saucony Ride 15 review. The Saucony Ride 15 remains a trusted workhorse shoe and one of the best running shoes on the market.
The Saucony Ride 15 has more foam and less weight than beforemdasheverything you need to take your running to new heights. Saucony re-engineered their signature PWRRUN formula to give you a lighter and softer foam under foot for your most comfortable ride yet. The additional cushioning allows you to sit deeper into the footbed, hugging your foot and offering a plush and supportive feel every step of the way. Plus, Saucony added an extra layer of comfort with a PWRRUN+ cushioned sockliner. A new midsole geometry, as well as heel and forefoot beveling, gives you super smooth transitions from heel-to-toe. The forefoot has more flexibility, too, which allows your foot to move more fluidly to propel you forward. The Ride 15 features Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT that has three layers of cushioning to adapt to your unique foot shape, weight and stride, giving you a personalized fit. Our reviewers love how the breathable and comfortable the upper felt on their feet in our Saucony Ride 15 review. The Saucony Ride 15 remains a trusted workhorse shoe and one of the best running shoes on the market.
The Saucony Ride 15 has more foam and less weight than beforemdasheverything you need to take your running to new heights. Saucony re-engineered their signature PWRRUN formula to give you a lighter and softer foam under foot for your most comfortable ride yet. The additional cushioning allows you to sit deeper into the footbed, hugging your foot and offering a plush and supportive feel every step of the way. Plus, Saucony added an extra layer of comfort with a PWRRUN+ cushioned sockliner. A new midsole geometry, as well as heel and forefoot beveling, gives you super smooth transitions from heel-to-toe. The forefoot has more flexibility, too, which allows your foot to move more fluidly to propel you forward. The Ride 15 features Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT that has three layers of cushioning to adapt to your unique foot shape, weight and stride, giving you a personalized fit. Our reviewers love how the breathable and comfortable the upper felt on their feet in our Saucony Ride 15 review. The Saucony Ride 15 remains a trusted workhorse shoe and one of the best running shoes on the market.
Last updated at 09/20/2024 16:25:44
originally posted on saucony.com
Caught myself in the rain while walking. I always carry an umbrella with me, so I put it on and kept walking where my destination which was only 10 minutes away. Not too far, right? I thought I can make it with damp/ slight wet shoes and socks to stay dry.Unfortunately, just about 2-3 minutes later of walking, the shoes start absorbing water like crazy. After 10 minutes of walking, Saucony was completely waterlogged. Not just the shoes, but my socks were completely wet.This puts in in complete baffle. I know the shoes are not meant to be worn in wet conditions, but absorbing water like a sponge just a couple of minutes of walking on a wet surface? I own lots of other running shoes that are mesh tops, but Saucony is the first one that could not stand wetness at ... MoreCaught myself in the rain while walking. I always carry an umbrella with me, so I put it on and kept walking where my destination which was only 10 minutes away. Not too far, right? I thought I can make it with damp/ slight wet shoes and socks to stay dry.Unfortunately, just about 2-3 minutes later of walking, the shoes start absorbing water like crazy. After 10 minutes of walking, Saucony was completely waterlogged. Not just the shoes, but my socks were completely wet.This puts in in complete baffle. I know the shoes are not meant to be worn in wet conditions, but absorbing water like a sponge just a couple of minutes of walking on a wet surface? I own lots of other running shoes that are mesh tops, but Saucony is the first one that could not stand wetness at all.Called Saucony regarding the issue and this is what Saucony told me: This is not waterproof/ resistant shoes and we cannot guarantee of your socks to stay dry. You can "try" to submit the Defect Product Form but don't get too much hope.So.... only buy these shoes if you are planning to wear them indoors only or only going to wear them when the weather is 100% sure it won't rain. Otherwise, steer clear out of this. So disappointed in Saucony and will never buy from them.
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 dsw.com
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.
Caught myself in the rain while walking. I always carry an umbrella with me, so I put it on and kept walking where my destination which was only 10 minutes away. Not too far, right? I thought I can make it with damp/ slight wet shoes and socks to stay dry.Unfortunately, just about 2-3 minutes later of walking, the shoes start absorbing water like crazy. After 10 minutes of walking, Saucony was completely waterlogged. Not just the shoes, but my socks were completely wet.This puts in in complete baffle. I know the shoes are not meant to be worn in wet conditions, but absorbing water like a sponge just a couple of minutes of walking on a wet surface? I own lots of other running shoes that are mesh tops, but Saucony is the first one that could not stand wetness at ... MoreCaught myself in the rain while walking. I always carry an umbrella with me, so I put it on and kept walking where my destination which was only 10 minutes away. Not too far, right? I thought I can make it with damp/ slight wet shoes and socks to stay dry.Unfortunately, just about 2-3 minutes later of walking, the shoes start absorbing water like crazy. After 10 minutes of walking, Saucony was completely waterlogged. Not just the shoes, but my socks were completely wet.This puts in in complete baffle. I know the shoes are not meant to be worn in wet conditions, but absorbing water like a sponge just a couple of minutes of walking on a wet surface? I own lots of other running shoes that are mesh tops, but Saucony is the first one that could not stand wetness at all.Called Saucony regarding the issue and this is what Saucony told me: This is not waterproof/ resistant shoes and we cannot guarantee of your socks to stay dry. You can "try" to submit the Defect Product Form but don't get too much hope.So.... only buy these shoes if you are planning to wear them indoors only or only going to wear them when the weather is 100% sure it won't rain. Otherwise, steer clear out of this. So disappointed in Saucony and will never buy from them.
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.
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.
I love the Rides. I have worn these seen 2014. I have had these shoes for 6 weeks and used them for only running. - They have about 100 miles on them. I love the hyper look. Unfortunately, the shoes seem to be failing, the upper saucony logo has separated from the mesh along with some of what to be reflector type pieces The foam lower is starting to buckle in the heal and arch which makes me concerned for my joints but also that the shoes may not make it to 200 miles.- If this is design intent, this is poor perceived quality.
Daily training runs. I have been running in Saucony Endorphin Speed 2 shoes and needed to find a shoe for daily runs that was more stable in the heel and running up and down hills and for when I have to hop off on the road shoulder to avoid cars.Nicely cushioned, but not overly so that I can't feel the road and uneven surfaces. I have a wide forefoot and a very narrow heel. I am a mid-sole runner, needing enough padding in the forefoot so that my morton's neuroma doesn't come back.This shoe is perfect.
The Saucony Ride has become my favorite running shoe over the past few years, and after way too many miles in my old pair I purchased the 15's. Love them. They felt a little snug across my toe/box and upper foot the first few times that I wore them, but after a few jogs they have loosened up to feel more comfortable but also with better support than my stretched out old pair. Great cushioning and very comfortable. True to size (1/2 size up from my street shoes).
This is my first Saucony sneaker and I am very pleased with the way it feels and fit. I'm a size 7 Wide and purchased a 7W (I googled how to know if you're a Wide feet and used the online measurement tool). I also suffer from plantar fasciitis. I have used inserts on my Nike training sneakers, and have also purchased Kuru sneakers for doing Hiit workouts daily. I was very impressed with this Ride 15. No breaking out was needed and it was so comfortable on my feet right out of the box. I didn't even need any inserts for my plantar fasciitis. Everyone's feet is different so I can't definitely say that this would work for you as well, but I would definitely recommend that you try it out at your local sneaker store. Hey, you never know unless you try. And if you ... MoreThis is my first Saucony sneaker and I am very pleased with the way it feels and fit. I'm a size 7 Wide and purchased a 7W (I googled how to know if you're a Wide feet and used the online measurement tool). I also suffer from plantar fasciitis. I have used inserts on my Nike training sneakers, and have also purchased Kuru sneakers for doing Hiit workouts daily. I was very impressed with this Ride 15. No breaking out was needed and it was so comfortable on my feet right out of the box. I didn't even need any inserts for my plantar fasciitis. Everyone's feet is different so I can't definitely say that this would work for you as well, but I would definitely recommend that you try it out at your local sneaker store. Hey, you never know unless you try. And if you purchase it online, Saucony has a great money back and free return shipping.I'm glad I took a chance on this. I liked it so much that 3wks later, I purchased same Ride 15 in black. The black one fit the same as my first purchase. (Usually same brand size sneakers for some reason fit differently because they're made by different people at the factory and may not be cut right or sewn properly).Worth a try I'd say, so go for it.
I've bought Saucony Ride before. I'm always looking for the most cushiony shoe possible. This version (15) is ok. Saucony ISO Ever run series were the most cushiony. But I can't find them anymore so like most running shoes now, old versions out, new versions in. I've been a runner for 50 years and Roadrunner member since the late 80's. When I found a brand I liked, I would buy it over and over, every time I needed new shoes. Can't do that anymore. Very unfortunately.
My PT recommended Brooks shoes to me several years ago and I have been wearing the Ghost shoe. The 14 version was comfortable but did not seem to hold up...it got feeling too loose in the width really quick. Based on a Wirecutter review I tried the Brooks Glycerine. It was a disaster. I had knee, hip and ankle pain almost immediately that only got worse over time. I took the shoes back to Roadrunner and the clerk recommended the Saucony Ride 15. So far I love the support in my heel and mid-foot as well as the roominess of the toe box. And after only two days my knee and ankle pain are gone and my hip is better. I do have a narrowish foot so can understand why some think the B width is too narrow. At 76, it is great to feel comfortable again on my daily walks. Thanks ... MoreMy PT recommended Brooks shoes to me several years ago and I have been wearing the Ghost shoe. The 14 version was comfortable but did not seem to hold up...it got feeling too loose in the width really quick. Based on a Wirecutter review I tried the Brooks Glycerine. It was a disaster. I had knee, hip and ankle pain almost immediately that only got worse over time. I took the shoes back to Roadrunner and the clerk recommended the Saucony Ride 15. So far I love the support in my heel and mid-foot as well as the roominess of the toe box. And after only two days my knee and ankle pain are gone and my hip is better. I do have a narrowish foot so can understand why some think the B width is too narrow. At 76, it is great to feel comfortable again on my daily walks. Thanks Roadrunner for good service and selection.
I would have given the shoes 5 stars, but I ordered a wide pair and they definitely were not wide, as a result I am unable to wear them. I put about 15 to 20 miles on them before determining they were just too uncomfortable to wear. I have been buying wide Saucony shoes for a number of years and they have always been great, but I noticed the last year or two that "wide" was no longer wide. I need the wonderful soft sole Saucony provides and decided to try one more time and went back to a pair of Cohesion shoes instead. It appears the width of the toe boxes have been widened some and I found them to be just wide enough for my needs. I would give the Cohesions 5 stars, but please stay true to your traditional sizing for those of us with foot problems that love your shoes.
