Saucony Men's Triumph 19 Running Shoe

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The XT-900 carbon rubber has proven to be very effective on the Triumph 18, as well as on the majority of the brand’s road shoes. It was therefore logically renewed identically on the Triumph 19.

The fit of a shoe is crucial to me. So, when it feels like the shoe is made for me I have to celebrate. And let me tell you, I definitely celebrated when my toes splayed in this toe box. It’s wide enough for me and gives me all the room I need, especially when my feet swell up on those long runs. I wouldn’t change a single thing about the toe box.The shoe has no real cons for me, aside from being a bit heavier than I prefer, even for long easy runs which is a personal preference; the weight does mean the shoe has good cushion and durability-Renee The reviewers who tried the T19 are unanimous on the subject: there’s nothing to complain about this simple and effective outsole. The grip is excellent on its favorite playground, the asphalt, and even wet pavement after a good heavy rain. It also works very well on dry trails or gravel roads. So far I can’t tell much how different from its prédecessor it is, but I can tell that the Triumph 19 proved me a bit wrong in thinking it was a “limo for cool days and not much” kind of shoe. I should have listened a bit more to a friend of mine that had an excellent experience with the previous iterations! Jeff: We’ve seen Saucony reinvent the wheel a few times this year, but this is the cleanest/most effective update yet because this upper was the one that needed a little more refinement the most. The shoe dropped more than an ounce, but more importantly the upper just became breathable. If you run exclusively in cold weather then the 18 is probably better for you, but for the rest of us, the update is a welcome change.

The fit is unchanged from last year, the toe box is still really good for a standard shaped shoe (as in, not Altra or Topo), and the tongue is still really plush. Asics Kayano 28 Review, New Update - Guest reviewer Ryan Flugaur adds his thoughts to the big Kayano changes. Softer, smoother, and more fun than ever beforeAdios Pro 2: Fast, fun, and a potential game changer for those who want a bit of guidance due to overpronation Could it lose more weight? Sure, but it’s more manageable than past iterations, and even though it’s technically heavier than the Endorphin Shift 2 (10 ounces) we recently reviewed, it feels lighter thanks to its peppier midsole. Durability ok, grip great I really like the look of the Triumph 19, the shoe has a classic vibe to it, a very sleek looking running shoe with some eye-catching colors. The Triumph 19 shines among the crowd with one key detail for those who are shopping for a new pair of running shoes: Great cushioning. This makes the Saucony model ideal for hefty runners. Perfect to wear for long-distance training, the Triumph 19 has a sole with a sufficient grip and excellent flexibility, rendering it immaculate for training on smooth terrain such as asphalt. The weight here is low, tipping the scales at only 258 grams, making it an extremely nimble model that wouldn't feel noticeable on the go. Renee: The outsole is enough to provide durability and some traction off pavement without being obstructive on pavement. Although it won’t provide a trail-shoe-like grip on gravel, it does run very well on gravel roads.