SauconyWomen's Guide Iso 2 Running Shoe

I don’t know why these shoes are always advertised as being for larger people. I am a 5’5”, 125 pound over pronator and these shoes are the best thing for me. I had trained for a half all summer in neutral shoes (sauconys) and come October my hip was bothering me, my Achilles, as well as my hamstring. I am not an injury prone person at all and hadn’t run more than 35 miles a week so I thought it was odd these things were bothering me. Upon further research I discovered it could be my shoes. I obviously know the importance of a good running shoe so I decided I should go back to the shoe that had never failed me, the guide ISO. It is now a month later and I no longer am having any pain or issues so I truly attribute it to the shoe as I haven’t changed anything else. Lesson learned, you can’t get away with a neutral shoe if you need stability!

Things I really like about this product are that the toe box isn't just wide as expected, but the shape of the toe helps the big toe stay aligned properly for bunions. It's got very minimal arch support, and a pretty good amount of cushioning for my plantars. It's not too soft and pillowy, but also not hard.The one complaint is that these things were destroyed within 3 months of normal use. I don't run and wasn't using them hard outside, but the heel of the sockliner started to wear through. For the cost, I would expect at least twice as much use. I will say though, that being a problem, I bought a second pair because it was worth it not to have foot pain.

My knee was starting to hurt when I run so I knew it was time for new shoes. All of the running stores are closed due to the Stay Home Order. I decided to try to buy my shoes online. I love my Saucony Omnis. These looked close and I liked the look of them. I always put my Dr. Scholls running inserts in my shoes as well for extra support.Today was a long run day and the shoes arrived this morning. I decided to try them out. They were great! Light, stable and fit great. I size up for running shoes and did that with these as well. I was pleasantly surprised that they were comfortable on the first run out. Love them!

I absolutely love the sneakers I bought. They fit perfectly, they are comfortable & the style/color is great.I am not happy at all that I purchased the sneakers for one price but after I finalized my purchase, I noticed that the dollar amount changed & I was charged more money than I agreed to pay. I wrote to the seller with no resolution to date. It's too bad honestly because I like the Saucony sneakers that much that I wanted to order a second pair but I hesitate. I'm afraid I'll be upcharged once more..I consider that stealing.

The fit is fine for an hour or two of exercise (I'm a 7.5/8 and usually buy 8 in running shoes), but if I wear them for walking more than a couple of hours, they start to bug my ankles after awhile - not sure why. That's why they lose a star - I've been happy with them as workout shoes, but not as everyday shoes. If you have any knee problems, you might want to look for a shoe with more cushion.

This was my second pair of these shoes, however I found that this second pair, (same model and year) is not as good as the first. I bought the aqua shade one and I feel that the quality is not as good as my previous pair. I love my previous pair because I have wide, flat feet and I thought that they did a great job of fixing my pronation (my ankles lean inwards). This new pair have worn out near both pinky toes and doesn't seem to have the same amount of support for the arches as the old pair. I'll probably look at a different Saucony model next time.

Very comfortable, no problem areas. Runs a little small ... I had to return my normal size 7 & replace with 7.5. Love how easy the laces move! Only thing I don't like is that the tongues are attached, so after a while, the shoes feel a little tight. Hoping that will stretch with more wearing.

So far this seems like a good running shoe, but after two 3-mile runs I was experiencing pain and numbness in my left foot while the right side was perfect. I chalked it up to my feet needing to adapt to running in a supportive shoe (my last pair were zero drop minimalist sneakers), until I examined the shoes more closely.Placed sole-to-sole, I can see the left shoe is almost a cm narrower than the right, and noticeably shorter, maybe a half-size difference, despite the tags on both shoes listing the same size and lot number. Luckily Amazon was great about handling the return and replacements are on the way. Hopefully the next pair is consistently sized.

Love these shoes. Have worn ASICS for over 20 years, but fancied a change. These shoes are soft and cushioned (I get painful heels) supportive (I over pronate) , light and very comfortable. It will be interesting to see how they feel after more mileage but first impressions are excellent.

I need a firm trainer that my orthotics fit into and give me good support for walking and jogging. These are very good trainers with a good grip, support and enough room in the toe area. Many thanks.

Very supportive and great cushioning. I have an injury for running in the past and so far these trainers have behaved perfectly. No pain in the knee or my toes. Definitely recommend for you have a limited budget like myself.

I bought these trainers at the end of March, as you can see the sole is worn through and the upper mesh is coming apart. I have used these trainers for 2-3 5km runs per week. Contacted the seller but have heard nothing back. I don’t recommend these trainers at all - disappointed

I bought these shoes in may of this year. They are the second pair I have bought. The first pair started to fall apart after six months. I thought this may be a one off so ordered them again. The exact same thing has happened to the most recent pair. I cannot get I touch with the supplier and am a very dissatisfied customer!