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Saucony Omni XX Review: A Tank-Built Stability Trainer With a Weight Problem
A high build-quality stability shoe with a secure heel and durable outsole, held back mostly by its weight and a firmer ride.
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A high build-quality stability shoe with a secure heel and durable outsole, held back mostly by its weight and a firmer ride.
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A close look at the Saucony Paramount Max and three max cushion rivals, covering softness, stability, weight, and value so you can pick the right jumbo stack trainer.
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A deep dive into the Saucony Paramount Max, a big, soft, bouncy max cushion trainer built for everyday and recovery runs, with fit notes, ride impressions, and things to check before buying.
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Two max cushion super trainers built on race foam and huge stacks. We compare comfort, ride quality, stability, and value to find out which one to buy.
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Saucony's go-to trail shoe returns lighter and more breathable, but the stripped-back upper narrows its appeal. Here is who it suits best.
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The Saucony Peregrine 15 gets a new upper, an updated PowerRun midsole, and reformulated PwrTrac rubber. Here is how it performs on muddy, rooty trails.
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A closer look at the Saucony Peregrine 16 trail shoe, with deeper cushioning, a lighter build, and the Vibram MegaGrip outsole riders have been asking for.
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A firmish but forgiving PWRRUN midsole, a wide stable base, and a dialed-in fit make the Ride 15 an easy daily trainer to like.
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Saucony's Ride 17 moves to PWRRUN Plus foam for durability and bounce, but a heavier build and firmer ride raise questions. Our first impressions from 12 miles of testing.
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The Saucony Ride 17 gets a complete redesign, switching from firm EVA to the bouncy PWRRUN+ foam and stepping into a new daily trainer segment.
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The Saucony Ride 17 delivers a firm, durable, no-surprises ride, but at $140 it faces stiff competition from lighter, more exciting daily trainers.
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A cushioned daily workhorse goes up against a plate-equipped racy trainer. Here is how the Saucony Ride 17 and Hoka Mach X compare on ride, fit, grip, and price.
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Two cushioned Saucony trainers go head to head. The Ride 17 emerges as the more versatile pick, while the Triumph 22 targets a very specific kind of runner.
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PWRRUN Plus, a softer geometry, and a more neutral ride make the Ride 19 the most interesting version of this shoe in years. Here is how it compares with the Ride 18, Triumph 23, Salomon Aero Blaze 3, and Tier Maverick.
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The Ride 19 adds heel width and a softer heel bevel to an already dependable daily trainer, but the extra materials bring a slight weight increase.
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A closer look at four staples in the Saucony road lineup, from max-cushion trainers to a light and quick tempo option.
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A practical guide to Saucony's PWRRUN foam family, from the daily-trainer EVA in the Endorphin Shift 3 to the supercritical PWRRUN HG in the Endorphin Elite.
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A practical walkthrough of the Saucony range, from daily neutral trainers and stability shoes to super shoes and trail options, so you can pick the right pair.
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The two main stability options for fast training and racing go head to head on weight, stack, fit, and feel to help you pick the right one.
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A dual-foam stability trainer that blends PWRRUN PB with a firmer EVA cradle, delivering a soft, structured ride that works for daily miles and faster days.
Trail Running
Two new Saucony trail releases, one unplated speed shoe with deep lugs and one fully waterproof hiking boot built on the Exodus Ultra platform.
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The Saucony Triumph 20 pairs a plush, heavily padded upper with PWRRUN+ supercritical foam, but testers split on whether the ride lives up to the max cushion promise.
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The Saucony Triumph 20 RunShield pairs max-cushion PWRRUN plus foam with a waterproof upper, making it a strong pick for high-mileage winter training.
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The Triumph 21 RFG swaps petroleum-based foam for a 55 percent corn-based midsole, and unlike most eco-friendly running shoes, it still feels genuinely good underfoot.
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The Triumph 21 refines the upper and lacing of one of the best max-cushion trainers around, but the Triumph 20 remains a serious value alternative.
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Two versions of Saucony's flagship cushioned trainer, separated by a major midsole change. Here's how the Triumph 21 and Triumph 22 compare for fit, ride, and value.
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Two premium cushioned daily trainers with similar pricing but very different personalities. Here is how they compare on fit, ride, versatility, and durability.
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Two Saucony daily trainers now share the same midsole foam and similar stack heights. Here is how the Ride 17 and Triumph 21 differ and which one makes more sense for your running.
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The Triumph 22 gains a PowerRun PB midsole and a wider footprint while keeping its price. Here is how it performed over a first 8-mile test run.
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The Triumph 22 swaps in PWRRUN PB foam and a wider base, but the result is a very different shoe from the Triumph 21. Here's what to know before buying.