Customer Reviews Saucony Grid Omni Walker

The Saucony brand sneaker comes in the right wide width for my feet. I've ordered and returned several other brand named shoes where the wide width must have been for a narrower foot.

I have used for 9 months, very comfortable from the beginning. Arch support is good, not great. Orthotics fit well. Tying is a problem due to knee issues, and loosening laces. I switched to elastic lock laces but when I slip them on the tongue gets twisted, but I wear them like this anyway. No discomfort, no blisters under the bunched up tongue.

I am a daily walker with arthritis and very narrow feet. Finding a shoe that fits my heel is never easy, nor much selection. I've been wearing asics in a narrow width, but they are a running shoe. I need more support and a wider toe box for swelling as well as a snug fit on my heel. The Saucony walker is certainly not the most stylish, but there is plenty of room for my toes and room for orthotics. The shoe laces are way too long. I still have to cinch them up quite a bit as the narrow width isn't as narrow as other shoes I've had. The shoes were comfortable on the first wear. The rubber soles have developed a slightly annoying squeak, but they are leather, the price is right, and I have a better walking experience.

I was looking for a white tennis shoe that was wide and these fit the bill perfectly. I have very wide feet (10D) and I usually buy Easy Spirit Romy but the last pair I got wasn't very wide and it hit my little toe when I walked and was rubbing it raw. These are much wider and even cushy when you walk so they feel much better. They also have good arch support and are good looking. Of course Zappos customer service rocks!

These are not attractive; they are making my knees feel much better so that I can walk longer with my dog. There isn't very much arch support but I guess the heavy bottom cushions the knee from the asphalt. I would buy again.

This is a serious shoe that is fabulous IF you are an overpronator! If you are not an overpronator, you probably won't like it. I thought I am an overpronator and felt I had found the best shoe of all time for walking a Lab. It's very comfortable on my feet IF I don't lace it too tightly. However, it throws my skeleton out of alignment because my knees, hips, and ankles almost stop working after I've worn this shoe. I've not worn it now in over a week, and nothing hurts! I have not changed anything else, so I can only believe that this serious, industrial shoe is too much for me. I have now ordered the Saucony Integrity ST 2 and I believe it's going to be good for me. I've tried several Asics styles and they're definitely not as good for me as Saucony is. Saucony as a brand works for me, but NOT the Omni Walker. It's for overpronators, and it's clear when you look at it that it forces the feet toward the outside of the ankles. If you're an overpronator, you're gonna love it!!!

I have wide flat feet and work in a hospital where I am on my feet many hours a shift.Finding a shoe that feels good all day is pretty darn hard but these Omni Walkers come as close to perfect as I have ever found. Only problem with them is they squeak with each step I take.

Based on some of the reviews, I bought a size a little larger - not sure if I should have done that because my heel slips (this is not uncommon for me as I FEEL like I have narrow feet but sizing charts tell me I don't). The shoes squeak when I walk and for the first few weeks, the knuckles on my toes were sore because the toe box is thick leather (unlike my last stretchier mesh). However, the shoes are very comfortable now and provide a lot of support. I walk 10-12 miles a week and have no problems with these shoes. I don't worry when it is colder or rainy as the shoes are warm. This may not be the greatest for a summer shoe but it's working great for the Fall.

They are fairly comfortable, but the arch support in the left shoe is too long or something. It throws my foot to the side, which it already does. If you walk on the outside of your foot, these are not for you.

I'm a flight attendant and am allowed to wear tennis shoes but they have to be all white. Trying to find a pair of white tennis shoes is quite challenging but I'm happy to say Saucony rocks! At times I'm on my feet for 12 hours and we all know flying isn't always smooth. But I finally found a shoe that after a long day of being in the skies my feet don't hurt! I love my Saucony's. I also bought their ProGrid Integrity ST2's you'll love them too!

Zappos is the best when it comes to ordering shoes online because of their customer service. I ordered these Saucony Grid Omni Walkers because they were rated #2 by Consumer Reports. I needed them for a trip to DC and a lot of walking. They were helpful and no blisters BUT the next day my heel was really hurting which means they did not have enough arch support, so if you have high arches like I do, replace the sock insert with an orthodic arch support.. now I have done this I am ready to try the next walking trip!

No wear these shoes primarily for my workouts at the gym. It took sometime to break them in because if the sturdy leather construction. I thought the toe box was a little small and would probably order a 1/2 larger next time. That said, I would purchase these shoes again. I am putting about three miles a day on these shoes and my feet/knees are doing just fine. Very good support, excellent shock absorption and all around well constructed.

I always wear a Saucony Omni shoe for the extra toe box space otherwise my toes will cramp. This is the first time I tried the Walker and love the style and comfort. This shoe has much more cushion than the regular Omni line. Would like to see more color options on the white shoe.

From the picture I wasn't too sure I would like the style of these shoes, but I decided to give them a try. The size was good, and there was plenty of room in the toe box, but the heel wasn't quite narrow enough for my foot. The heel slipped when I walked. The shoes also felt heavy and clunky and in my opinion didn't look very stylish. In the end, I went with the Saucony Integrity ST2s instead. They fit better and felt lighter on my feet.

I bought the narrow (2A) and sized up 1/2 size which I usually do for athletic shoes. I should have sized up a whole size because the toe is slightly pointed which made my big toe sore. I am on my feet 8 hours a day, 5 days a week and these shoes were fairly comfortable and held up well for a year. They do not provide adequate arch support for a high arch. One thing that drove me crazy--they squeak. I don't think I'll buy them again only because of that squeak. If squeaky shoes don't bother you and you need a narrow, black leather shoe for work, these are good shoes for the price.

Clunky and not terribly attractive, but comfortable and offer good ankle support, which is what I needed. Still used insoles with them. Was glad to find something that would work in a 10.5 narrow, which can be a challenge.

I was looking for a stable walking shoe and had typically been wearing a running shoe for walking. This does the trick. It is stable with no real break-in time. It won't win any awards for fashion, but it is comfortable and works well with my orthotics.

I wear wide. These shoes are not wide. I checked and rechecked. They said wide. The insole in left shoe was ¼" or more from the end of shoe. I am returning the shoes after a long delivery. This is my first time for that.

Quality construction, good weight, balanced walking shoe. Slightly low over the toes, so if your feet are not bony, probably best to order 1/2 size larger.

This shoe is very comfortable. It is true to size. I have bursitis in my Achilles tendon and this is the only shoe out of 9 pairs that I tried that I could stand to wear. Thanks to Zappos wonderful easy return policy, I was able to find a new work shoe.

Purchased the walkers to use after recovering from a broken foot and wearing a walking boot for 9 weeks. The walkers are well made and true to size. I do find them a slightly "heavy" at times and not as light weight as some of my other sneakers. They are wearing well and were definitely a worthwhile purchase.

This shoe fits (available in narrow), is supportive and provides the cushioning I need. I have not had it long enough to know how durable it is.

This is a very comfortable shoe. However, the tongue of the shoe rubs against my ankle and hurts. No matter how I tried to readjust, it did not work for me. So sad.

These were just what I was looking for. After years of spending all day on my feet as a nurse, as well as a history of broken bones in both feet, I now have plantar fasciitis, weak heels, two different size feet, and bunions, as well as a very high arch. These shoes are a bit heavier than others I've had, but the support is good and my orthotic fits well in the shoe. There's a nice wide toe box to accommodate my poor weirdly shaped upper foot. Good looking as well. They are pricey, but I looked long and hard and these are by far the best I found.