Saucony Progrid Guide 5
- 5 stars 76%
- 4 stars 9%
- 3 stars 4%
- 2 stars 4%
- 1 star 7%
Description
View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Stretch those restless legs by test riding the lighter and more flexible updated ProGrid Guide 5 from Saucony®. Rider beware. You might be out all night!
- Update to the ProGrid Guide 4, SKU# 7707567.
- A running shoe designed for the mild over-pronator who requires a combination of cushioning and stability.
- Breathable open mesh upper.
- Supportive synthetic overlays.
- Updated elasticized laces are designed to stay tied through even the longest runs.
- Padded tongue and collar for added comfort.
- HydraMAX Lining is made of a superior fabric to offer exceptional moisture management, as well as a great step-in feel.
- Comfortride open-cell foam sockliner offers breathable underfoot plush and features antimicrobial properties for a healthier in-shoe environment.
- HRC Strobel Board for enhanced cushioning and comfort.
- ProGrid™ LITE is the lightest version of ProGrid. It is 20% more responsive than EVA and is designed to provide supreme cushioning.
- Dual-density SSL (Saucony Super Lite) EVA optimizes rebound and durability while maintaining a light weight.
- SRC (Super Rebound Cushioning) Impact Zone helps attenuate shock, setting the foot up for a smoother transition.
- Midsole Offset: 8mm.
- IBR is a new blown rubber compound designed to be lighter and more responsive, while delivering better cushioning.
- XT-900™ carbon rubber outsole material delivers exceptional traction and long-lasting wear.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 12 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 12, width D - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Four years later, the Saucony® Jazz O, the most popular Saucony (now Saucony® Original) shoe to be made, was launched and in 1991, offered a midsole comprising both cushioning and stability-GRID® resulting in men's and women's shoes that delivered a superior ride.
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Whether in a conference room, or out on a lunchtime run, Saucony® employees are constantly talking about and arguing about their running clothing, shoes and accessories. They are passionate about their products and run in every product they make. This focus and passion fuels them to create the best Saucony® running pieces on the planet. And they keep an eye toward the future when producing Saucony® kid's shoes. Doing so allows them to come to work each day knowing they've done everything to make runner's lives, regardless of age, just a little bit better.
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Fit Survey:
- 0% Full size too large
- 0% Half size too Large
- 93% True to size
- 7% Half size too small
- 0% Full size too small
- 86% Felt true to width
- 9% Felt narrower than marked
- 5% Felt wider than marked
- 50% Excellent arch support
- 50% Moderate arch support
- 0% No arch support
Customer Reviews
Saucony Progrid Guide 5
Average rating is 4 out of 5 from a total of 45 reviews.
Top Positive Review
4 people found this review helpful.
After what seems to be an endless search for shoes that I can run in, without hurting myself, I have finally found them! Having had five surgeries on my left knee, including ACL reconstruction, it has been difficult to find one set of shoes that can do the job. These do. I was diagnosed as being an over-pronator at a running store. As it turns out, my left side is an over-pronator, my right side is neutral. These shoes offer great support and, you can't even tell you are wearing them most of the time. I will more than likely be purchasing another pair in the near future!
Read more » « Show less March 16, 2012 by Eric VTop Critical Review
1 person found this review helpful.
These shoes are terrible. I am very disappointed, as there were so many positive reviews. I am a larger man, 245lbs at 6'4, and had previously ran with the Asics Nimbus, which I liked. I decided to try Saucony at the urging of others, and this model seemed a good try. Wrong. 3 miles and I have a blister on my upper heel from rubbing, wearing the same low socks I had worn with my Asics without having rub. There is little cushioning, to the point where these feel like running in flip flops. I would return them if I hadn't cut the laces already.
Read more » « Show less June 26, 2012 by Anonymous- Sort by:
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After what seems to be an endless search for shoes that I can run in, without hurting myself, I have finally found them! Having had five surgeries on my left knee, including ACL reconstruction, it has been difficult to find one set of shoes that can do the job. These do. I was diagnosed as being an over-pronator at a running store. As it turns out, my left side is an over-pronator, my right side is neutral. These shoes offer great support and, you can't even tell you are wearing them most of the time. I will more than likely be purchasing another pair in the near future!
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- Eric V - customer
- from United States
- March 16, 2012
I am 175 Lbs, a Male, 70 yrs old and am a moderate pronator. I use Size 11 2E shoes. I work out the gym daily - walker Or X Trainer for 45 Mins, and do exercises thereafter. I have had many shoes over the past 15 years. - 2 pairs Brooks Beast, A pair of Asics Gel Kayano's and 2 pairs of New Balance 760 series shoes. I bought a pair of Saucony Progrid Guide 5 shoes about 3 weeks ago and they are simply awesome. The best I have had by far. They are so light, give me all the support I want and are super comfortable. Zippos I may add are also fantastic to deal with. Their web site excellent, buying made so easy and delivery on free shipping was in just under 3 days!!
I'd also recommend: New Balance BUT these are miles better
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- Anonymous - customer
- from Dallas, Texas
- June 23, 2012
Best shoe for underpronators ever. Buy a half size larger for running. Forefoot is so cushioned, the road feels like a soft track. Switched from Nike after 20 years and never looking back.
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- Anonymous - customer
- from New York
- March 28, 2012
These are outstanding. I was coming from the Guide 3 and wanted shoes with less drop. These are totally different from the other guides in that the heel drop is far less and there is less constriction around your feet, for a more natural feel. I was a bit nervous about this but it still feels great after around 250 miles. If you are expecting the same shoes as the previous guides, these are not them; if you are expecting shoes that strike a good middle ground between minimist and regular shoes, these do the trick for me. Also, it is worth mentioning that I have had plantar fasciitis since before I got these, and I put some higher arch insoles in them and they feel great. The issue has not resolved but it has not worsened either, and I am still adding miles to my training.
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- Anonymous - customer
- March 25, 2012
Great lightweight stability shoe. The comfort and support are superb. Reduced heel drop is a plus. Too bad only one colorway comes in wide sizes.
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- Anonymous - customer
- March 16, 2012
