Saucony  Guide 19 Road-Running Shoes - Men's

I've been using Saucony for years, but for the last year I've been using their stability shoes. The new Guide 19s are great shoes; their excellent comfort helps on long runs. You can feel the rebound effect without sacrificing stability. I wore my old Guide 17s for up to 800 km and they still have great grip on the sole.

I have been buying the Guide for many years. I feel like they keep improving it in subtle ways but the main design keeps performing. Have 30-ish miles on these anlready and they’ve been fantastic from the first step.

I have run in every generation of Guides for a decade and the 19 is by far the worst. It feels like they steal my energy when I run. At first, I thought I was overtrained because every step started to feel like extra effort, then one morning I ran in my old 18s and it was like night and day. I switched over to the Hurricane 26 which I have enjoyed, but when you change purpose of a models (Guide 19s are not for running anymore) you should communicate it clearly. I went as far as buying a second pair of 19s because I thought maybe the foam was defective in the first pair.

I’ve been using the Guide 19 for about 30 days, running 4 days a week. The Guide 19 is the most comfortable and stable running shoe I’ve ever used. Period. My knees were starting to ache with prior shoes, and at age 69, I thought my running days might be behind me. Within 3 runs with the Guide 19, all the pain in my knees was gone and is still going strong. The cushioning is spot on without feeling "mushy," while the platform provides a solid base under me. It’s the perfect balance of protection, support, and comfort.

Currently, after a few weeks of use, the Guide 19 feels comfortable and stable. The shoe is lightweight and I would recommend it for anyone with lymphoedema or foot-related issues. The primary reason for this recommendation is the comfort and cushioning of the shoe. I am a leisure runner, so my aim is not always to achieve personal bests with every run. However, this does not mean the shoe does not provide assistance; in fact, comfort can contribute to improved performance.

Comfortable shoes but they don't last very long. I buy two pairs at a time and switch them out every day. My current shoes are 24 days of use and they are already getting worn down. I WALK 5-7 miles a day. They shouldn't be this worn down.

I've numerous pairs of Saucony shoes and have always recommended them to my friends and family. But, not anymore. While im sure the comfort and durability are still there, the price has blown up ridiculously. I guess this is how the the term "supply and demand" keeps the ball rolling, the markups are ridiculus and lots of former loyal customers have to look elsewhere for something affordable. Another example of greedy s a executives at Saucony....sad.

This is the first time I bought wide over regular size and it’s the first time I don’t have blisters and callouses on side of my big toes. I do not have wide feet but the wide shoe size really allows to spread your toes out in the roomier toe box. The shoe provides great support and cushioning. I am a heavier runner at 220 pounds, and this allows me to run while only feeling mild soreness in my feet the next morning.

I’ve had my shoes for almost a month and they are incredible. I looked up reviews that rated the cushion on this shoes very highly and these are easily the most comfortable shoes I’ve worn in my life. Additionally, after going from running in regular shoes to true running shoes I was shocked at how light these shoes are made. I can never go back to running in anything but these shoes.

I am a size 11 and have a slightly wider foot and I could not get a snug fit with these shoes the toe box is huge way too much room sliding in the shoe couldn’t get any heel lock. The sole lacks response more of a gummy feel. I wouldn’t consider these a serious running shoe. Good for walks and hikes maybe