Customer Reviews Saucony Triumph 11

Very much a motion control shoe in spite of the description. Very thick sole and stiff shoe. Have to send it back because couldn't imagine running in this shoe. Felt like I had stiff boots on my feet.

These are my favorite - the stability they provide plus the differential from the heel to the toe is very comfortable. The back is cut just low enough that there is no issue rubbing my tendon.

Saucony has never let me down. And these are no different. Very comfortable, yet supportive. I will continue to purchase Saucony again. With these however, they run big, and I had to purchase a half size smaller.

Saucony just fits right every time! I wear 6.5 and have high arches. I can confidently by Saucony knowing it will fit every time.

Great shoe! I am a walker that does a little running and these shoes are great. They fit true to size. I wear a 9 1/2 and that is what I ordered and they fit great. Not a ton of arch support, but good enough.

Love these shoes. I never thought I would leave Brooks shoes for my walking and running, but these work better for me. I'm a supinator (land on the outside of my foot). Saucony has sold me over Brooks for now.

Best running shoes I ever owned. Fabulous cushion and support. First pair of Sauconys that I ever owned and they won't be the last!

This shoe felt like it has great cushioning. Between the two pair I bought this one felt much more supportive. I have yet to run/walk in them. I expect them to perform great. They were generous on width. The length was good.

I love these shoes. I have a bad knee (4 surgeries) so stability and support are hugely important. These shoes felt a bit snug when they arrived but after a few ears they're perfect. Love how easy it is to jog in these, they are light and super bouncy. It's hard for me to cnc a shoe I like. The coral is a little brighter than I thought but I still like them.

I have these shoes in a previous version and wore them out, so I bought a new pair. I love them. I bought the wide version, and did not have any problems with the toe-box as others mentioned. They provide great support overall, and enough arch support to keep my plantar fasciitis at bay.

I'm not a fan of minimal shoes - and so I love these! they have a lot of cushion, very cushioned and supportive for those runners / power walkers with a neutral gait. I tend to wear a 9 or 9.5 in regular shoes; I am a solid 9.5 in this one (I don't like the toe box to be even a little tight , and this one is roomy for me.)

I've been running in the Saucony Triumph shoes for years and and they have never failed me. Love the comfort!

I was so happy to see the Triumph style in the darker grey shade. The toe box is nice and roomy as in other Triumph style. The pressure on my foot is different that the Triumph 9. It is a cushier step but does make my upper outer thigh twinge if I wear them all day. I am 5'10", wear a size 12 M, and am 60 years old. Would definitely buy them again!

Love this shoe - I liked the Pro Grid 9 better but I can't find it anymore - it had a little more arch support, but this is the next best thing. Very comfortable and supportive.

These are great shoes and are very comfortable. The color is more of a dark pink than purple but I think it looks great.

I really like this shoe! I have started getting in shape for a 5 K race this summer and this shoe provides a lot of support in the soles of my feet. I hope to prevent any bone spurs I have had in the past. The colors are also very attractive!

I have been a Triumph user since I got measured at a specialty store back in the #5. I am a "clysdale" type of runner (not skinny) but do long runs on the regular basis and this is the only style that supports me properly. I have to say, I hated the T10. I don't know what they did on it but for some reason I kept getting blisters on my arches with them to the point that I just retired them after only a few miles but wanted to give the T11 a try and even from the first run, no blisters whatsoever. I did feel them a little stiff the first time I used them but after that they felt great. I am using them right now to train for a marathon and looks like they will serve the purpose with no complications. I use 8 1/2 and 9 on sneakers, depending on the style also with wide feet and the regular 8 1/2 fits me perfectly, no need to get the wide size and with plenty of room to wiggle my toes. They are a little pricey, but surely worth every penny if you want to run in comfort and avoid injuries. And the colors are great, I have the blue/red. Girly enough, without having to be pink (which I hate).

I couldn't disagree more with the other reviewer. These shoes are so cushy, pliable and lightweight! They were my favorite of roughly 10 different neutral shoes I tried and I love them. They are the Saucony equivalent to the Asics Gel Nimbus and they're the most comfortable running shoes I've ever worn.

These sneakers are great for a runner with a neutral heel strike, looking for comfort. They are not heavy, they don't weigh you down, they give you plenty of room in the toe box, and cushion on the soles. I originally bought the Saucony ride 7 and felt they were not as cushy in the soles, and were a bit more narrow. My toes like to spread out.

Very well cushioned and comfortable. I do wish it had a better arch support though. Seems to run a little small. I ordered a full size larger than normal.

This Saucony is such a disappointment. Not only is it shorter, and more narrow in the toe box than my two-year-old Sauconys, but the shoe lace was not even long enough to tie over the top of my foot. This generation of the Saucony Triumph further illustrates the trend of prices going up, and quality going down. However, Zappos is still FABULOUS, and I will continue to use them as my "go to" shopping source for shoes and handbags! :-D

I bought the Triumph, because I didn't like the tight toe box in the new Brooks Glycerin. When I tried the Triumph on at the Specialty running store I loved them - cushy and a roomy toe box. They were great for the first few weeks I ran in them, then my heels started hurting. I'm not running nearly as much as I was prior to buying them (15 miles vs. 24 miles a week) so I know it's not overuse. Thinking the arch support isn't enough.

At first I really liked these. They're light weight. After a couple of runs in them I'm disappointed and don't like them. They make my feet hurt.