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 .

Man do I wish these came in an Extra Wide. Love the look and overall feel, unfortunately Wide was just not Wide enough for my sasquatch feet. I docked 1 star for Saucony's lack of interesting color options in their XW shoes. Sasquatches like a pop of color too!

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!

This is the first shoe review I've written in more that 50 years of running and hundreds of pairs of shoes. A long time devotee of Saucony--most recently theTriumph series--I had to switch to Brooks Glycerins after the most recent Triumph models did nothing but give me chronic blisters. In a fit of nostalgia I ordered the Hurricanes based on the promise of "max cushioning". After an easy four miles, the sock on the heel of my left foot was soaked in blood , and my of right achilles sported a quarter sized blister (and trust me, the fit was perfect))> Moreover although the forefoot of the shoe was reasonably soft, the mid and rear foot " cushioning was more than firm. A mid-foot striker, I can only describe the ride as jarring.

All I wanted was a stable shoe, thick stack, that was responsive. I settled for the Clifton 10, but took a gamble and purchased these Hurricane 25s. As a bigger runner, 235lb,I was pleasantly surprised at the comfort of this shoe. What impressed me the most was the responsiveness of the midsole. Its like it was propelling me, I could actually feel the energy return. Granted lighter runners may not have the same experience as I, but for you big guys out there, Get'em.

A definite goer, cushioned, responsive and subtle stability. My knees feel like they want to propose to them. Unlike many max or near max cushion shoes these don't slow you down and make you feel like you are fighting the shoe, the heel is cushioned yet resilient. Already got a second pair. At 65 these are great. I run about 18-30 miles most weeks mixed with walking. I use other footwear for gym work. Perhaps next years has a 2-4 mm top layer of power run hg...

Just tried on my new pair of Hurricane 25s and like my pair of Glide 18s they fit and feel super! Different than the Glide 18's but still so comfortable it's too early to tell exactly what that difference is. Maybe the arches on the Glide 18s feel a little higher...but it could just be my old brain imagining that. Either way, the Hurricane 25s feel great on my tired 74 year old flat feet! Thanks Saucony! Can't wait to try the Omni 22s next.😎

I'm 60 and have found I can't wear cheap shoes anymore. Cheap shoes make my feet ache. I bought two pairs of these 2 months ago. I wear them every day to the gym and for all day use. I love them! They are comfortable, have lots of cushion, and offer color options that don't look over designed - which is something I don't like about a lot of shoes today. I'm gearing up to order my third pair soon. Black, White, Grey.