Customer Reviews Saucony Originals Jazz Low Pro Vegan

Great fit/comfortable and works for me both working out in and wearing out with friends with jeans. I ordered 2 pair. One seemed slightly wider than the other but they stretched out a little over a weeks use and both were comfortable. Great vegan sneakers. Will purchase more in the future for sure.

These shoes are very comfortable. They just don't last very long. I'm actually on my 4th pair. The stitching starts to fray very quickly. Some of it has even started when they first arrive. But they're so comfortable that I keep buying them....

I've worn Sauconys since 1999. I love the Vegan version, but they do seem to fit a little snugger than the regular Low Pros.

Very comfy and if they're your style, cool looking (I've gotten a buncha compliments anyway). Price is right for what I consider to be an everyday budget sneaker. Only complaint is the soles are terrible in wet conditions (for sneakers, anyway). If it just rained and the sidewalk is wet, you will be slipping around a bit in these. Never had a sneaker that couldn't handle wet pavement before, and I feel like that includes my last pair of Saucony's.

bright happy orange color looks great, lightweight, super comfy and the retro look is fun!

Great shoe. Comfortable. Lots of compliments! I put many miles on these shoes. The treads have held up exceptionally well. The sun has faded them nicely. My only gripe is that my toe punched a hole in the top. It's the first sneaker that's ever done that to me. Maybe they could use a tougher liner on the inside. Other than that, no complaints.

I just ordered my 4th pair of these shoes. I am exceedingly hard on shoes, but these I can usually keep well over a year--which is really saying something. They are super comfortable for walking and working on your feet. The stitching holds up well. They seem to give decent support. Compared to other canvas shoes (Asics, Converse, Vans, etc.) these are built like tanks, and are seriously THE MOST COMFORTABLE SHOE I'VE EVER OWNED. They don't just have the thin flat pad inners common in canvas shoes, but rather a removable insole with arch support, and thick padding in the soles that doesn't compress (much) over time. The colors do fade pretty quickly in the sun. Darker or more saturated colors tend to not look so great after a short while. The greys look about the same even when faded--brown or green, not so much. In the past they had more color varieties. I do wish they would come out with some new colors, or at least keep making the previous colors, since the ones remaining are rather tired looking and boring. If fashion is your thing, you are probably not interested in these shoes anyways. Also of note, the black rubber soles seem to wear out faster than the recycled rubber. Only 1 pair I've owned wore a hole in the sole after about 2 years of daily abuse. These are seriously a great shoe at a reasonable price. If you are on the fence about these, buy 2 pairs!

Low in the name must refer to the heal. Overall design is great on the shoe and the fit is good and comfortable, but the design stops right after their side logo and is non-existent around the back of the shoe. There is little heal support or cushion but for a classic and the price, I would give them a good review. I probably wouldn't buy another pair based off of this, but Saucony makes a good sneaker and I have some other models I do like better - but pricier.

I've had about six pairs of these and they are a great vegan option. They are lightweight and comfortable to wear on a daily basis. My only complaint is that they fall apart much quicker than other similar shoes. I've had pairs of vegan New Balance running shoes that have lasted for years, but these look faded and frayed after about 6 months of daily wear (and a few miles of daily walking to/from work).

The worst laces ever. The laces must have some sort of silicone on them because they will not stay tied. I have multiple pairs and they all come loose.

They look pretty good, though I will admit that they are somewhat less stylish from the side than the picture makes them out to be. I would say they look good, not great. They are genuinely comfortable, but they are not the most supportive. They are definitely not something that I would stand in for hours on end. They are also made out of a rather thin material that is not too sturdy. These are good walking shoes, nothing more.

These are some comfortable, stylish vegan shoes! The only downside is that they wear down quickly. Especially when they get dirty in the rain, or while running/hiking.

It's nice to have a vegan shoe option. These are the second pair that I have bought. They are very comfortable and last about 6 months with all the walking I do in them. I will buy again!

I am a woman with size 12M feet. Sneakers in a 12M do not fit me and there are very few choices in 13M available. I was forced to purchase a men's 11M. These sneakers were comfortable right from the start. I did notice the lack of arch support...

This is my second pair. I like the shoes but the stitching on the top of the shoe of the right one is a little off from the left shoe. The fabric is also cut a little squared on the right and rounded on the left on top of the shoe. Looks like some sloppy work that people let go which is too bad.

Before I purchased these shoes I read some reviews on here. One such review stated that the size ran a little off and that you should order a half size larger than normal. I normally wear a size 11-1/2 so ordered a 12. The reason I'm righting this review is so others don't make the same mistake I did. The other reviewer must have received an odd ball pair. My 12s were just that and they were too big for my 11-1/2 feet. Not a big deal since Zappos returns are so easy, but just know that these shoes run true in size.

I like the fit and look of these shoes, but be warned, they're not super grippy. I find that on bricks and smooth concrete I can feel the shoes slip a bit while walking. Otherwise they're quite comfortable and look good.

Shoe fits great. I have a wide foot and this shoe fits great, even with a heavier sock for winter. Time will tell how well it holds up. But with the lack of wide sizes offered here among vegan shoes, it's nice to find one that fits.

Finding vegan shoes/sneakers should be rather easy in this day and age of synthetics. Sadly, most companies still use animal byproducts in their glue. Flash forward, after a search online, this style became known and were available from Zappos at an affordable price. I got them a size larger which is recommended, especially if you have wide feet. In the larger size they actually fit true to form. The comfort level is good because I'm on my feet most of the word day and don't find that I come home with sore feet like other shoes/sneakers.

Good shoe. Casual look. Comfortable. Breathable. This is my 3rd pair. Only last about 6 months. Not very durable.

Sauconys Vegan Low Pro is probably my favorite affordable tennis shoe. It has style as a throwback and is muted, but as a daily walker it cant be beat. It also comes with a neat extra pair of laces.

Fits true to size and very comfortable. Shoe doesn't quite match the color in the picture. The actual shoe almost has a little light purple in the color, but that wasn't a big deal.

So comfy they're like walking on (vegan) marshmallows. About to buy my third pair - love the look and feel of these bad - boys! Okay, truth be told, the fabric does fray after a but, but jeez, they're inexpensive, so that comes with the territory.

This is one of the few sneakers that seems to fit my "duck feet" reasonably well. At the same time, I was looking for something retro (which they fit) and also something without excessive cushioning (I think excessive cushioning actually contributes to long term issues with the knees and other joints)...I try and wear shoes with the less cushioning that are styled more traditionally (which are getting harder to find and more expensive). At this price this shoe doesn't break the bank, but you get what you pay for. They aren't very durable and the stitching starts to come apart. But that's okay, because I think, by then the cushioning has started to wear unevenly making them unhealthy to wear. So it's better that they're cheap and can be easily replaced.