Saucony  Hurricane 25 Road-Running Shoes - Men's

Got it for my husband for his first marathon run , he trained in hurricane 24 and then ran on taper with 25 and race in 25 . He was happy with his run . It was a rainy day too in Tennessee and he survived the slippery roads .

I bought these a month or so ago and usually wear Asics Kayano shoe I like them way better some of the Hurricane downfalls are minor but still make a difference. Hurricane is a heavier shoe and feel the comfort level is not quite there and 1other thing is the pull tab on the back of the heel Kayano I can get my fat finger thru to pull.my shoe on, the Hurricane on the other hand maybe get a #2 pencil thru and not much else so kinda useless, overall it's not a bad shoe just not for me. Its hard for an overpronator to find a supportive and very comfy shoe so even though I prefer the Kayano shoe I will still wear these Hurricanes that I have

The shoes are very comfortable and supportive, but I am disappointed with the finish. With normal use, the black coating along the upper side of the midsole began rubbing off and peeling, exposing the white foam underneath. This is not dirt or normal outsole wear—the black outer finish itself is coming off. I bought the all-black colour specifically for work, so the white patches are very noticeable and make the shoes look much older than they are. For a shoe at this price, I expected the colour and finish to be much more durable.

Great foot response like no other comparable shoe, and believe me…I’ve had them. I’m an old school fan of Saucony, but I unfortunately had to return these because they were not wide enough for me. Saucony is sometimes a hunt for me, but when I do find the right fit and model - golden. Hmm…not sure why I can’t submit just a written review with no shoes to show for as I returned, so yeah…here’s a pic of my extra wide right foot that’s giving me fit issues.

Absolutely awful. Do not buy this shoe if you under pronate. Saucony must have changed the hurricane 25 as the heel rubber broke through into the heel padding / cushion after only 45 miles. I have used prior models of the Hurricane in the past and loved them. But the 25 is horribly made and not durable at all. Honestly, this shoe is an absolute joke. Built like crap. Buyer beware. I am going back to Hoka.

I have run in Saucony stability and motion control shoes for 23 years, beginning with the Stabils and then generations and generations of Omnis. The Hurricane 25 is the best shoe I've ever worn. They are light and super comfortable, have very noticeable cushion, and importantly, for the first time I do not need athletic footbeds to get the stability I need. I was afraid that their soles might be too soft, and absorb too much energy, but they surprised me that they really are quite springy. I've seen faster short runs and more comfortable long runs. Regarding the sizing: for me, the Hurricane is at least ½ size shorter than my Omnis. And the concern that they run a little hot is true for me, too.

Thanks for the opportunity to give feedback. I found that the outsole design, where the rubber is split and shaped at an angle, creates uneven compression. The softer side tilts my foot, which made my stride feel off. I'd prefer more balanced support.

I bought these a few months ago and they fit so much better than the 24's. They seem to fit me and feel great that I'm waiting for the Hurricane 26 to come out. I have so many different brands but this is one of my favorites.

Love my hurricanes! Very comfortable, lots of cushion, big toe box and they fit true to size. I am on my feet 8-12 hours a day, walking all day long on concrete floors

I was really excited to learn of the new Hurricane 25 and purchased quickly. I have been running in the Hurricane 24's and one of my biggest (if not only) complaints was that the tongue slips to the outside of the shoe pretty quickly into each run and won't stay put in the middle causing some discomfort. The photos online of the Hurricane 25 show a tongue stay loop that I really valued. I received my 25's in the mail and unboxed them to learn that the tongue stay loop isn't there at all... After watching some review videos for the 25's, I noticed there are no tongue stay loops on any of the 25's I've seen. So while I'm still waiting on Saucony Support's response, I'm not confident the photos of these shoes are accurate. Also, with the Shadow/ViZi colorway I got, the outsole of the shoe is actually yellow/orange (like the Guide 18) and not solid orange like the photos show. This is only minor to me but confirms my suspicion about the accuracy of the photos. The tongue stay loop is definitely a bummer, hopefully Saucony will sort it out but I wanted to make sure other buyers are aware in case anyone has similar affinities for a tongue stay loop!