Customer Reviews Saucony ProGrid™ Integrity ST 2

These shoes are great for my walking workout. It is hard to find exercise shoes that won't slip on narrow feet. I buy a new pair every 18 months or so, use the old ones for yard shoes that help support my feet and legs.

Overall the Integrity ST 2 is a comfortable and "cushy" walker that provides extra toe room for the metatarsals while providing a narrow heel cup. My only reservation would be that the base of the shoe is not as stable as I would have wanted, and while it doesn't appear to have a "rocker" type heel from the picture it does.

Not narrow enough.

These shoes are very comfortable and needed no break in time. Wide enough for my very wide feet. I would like them more if they had better cushion and arch support. I will stick with the Brooks Addiction walker. They are the best for me.

The toe box of this shoe is not as larger as the description indicated, so I needed one size larger. It was also a little to pointy in the toebox for me, but it is a very light and comfortable shoe for walking.

This is a comfortable leather shoe. I use it for walking and it's just fine. It runs somewhat wide.

Comfortable and take my orthotics...plenty wide in shoe box which I love...would like just a wee bit more stability from side to side.

Excellent walking shoe for pronating feet. Is also one of the few shoes that fit a narrower heel. Good support and comfort.

Bought this when my regular Saucony Grid Integity ST was out of stock. This shoe does not have much arch support. Length and wide are similar to other shoe but not the arch support. Zappos is great. I go to Zappos first when looking for shoes. I bought 3 pair of the other shoes. 'Hope it gets back in stock soon.

The seams inside the shoe rubbed my small toes and created blisters.

This is my third pair for work on cement floors. Very disappointed with this purchase. My hips hurt after wearing these for three hours. The fit is sloppy and not as much support as previously. Would not purchase again, especially at this price point.

I currectly own a pair of these shoes. I wore them around the house for a little while and noticed the top of the shoe was wrinkling in that short amount of time. The toe box is very generous and almost too generous. I have a wide foot bed, a high instep and a narrow heel. A wide fit well and didn't slip off my heel. I just didn't like the way they were wearing on the top.

beautiful shoe, width was good for the toe box but too wide for me in the heel, could not get the shoe snug enough to not slip in the back

I have so much trouble with fitting shoes that I think I will keep these, but I don't like them. They are ugly, heavy, hot. They do have a wide toe box, but not quite wide enough or deep enough for me. Maybe I should try an E width, but I'm afraid it will be too wide for the rest of my foot. I'm still looking for a shoe with a really wide AND deep toe box. Would welcome suggestions.

I have worn Saucony for about 8 years now, after a podiatrist recommended them. For the most part, I am happy with them. One reason I replaced by worn out pair of Sauconys was that they squeaked when I walked (with my own orthotics in them). I had hoped a new pair would not do this annoying thing, but they do. Other than the annoying squeak, I love these shoes. I'm still deciding whether to return them and try something different or just go with the squeak.

I have been trying every shoe looking for the perfect work shoe. This one was well made but the style was just not for me. I thought maybe comfort would win but it made my feet pronate a bit. I walk normally, have high instep, but stand on the sides of my feet. This shoe did not support my feet and legs enough. The fit was normal size.

This is a hard one to evaluate since I don't think compatibility, (or lack of it), with my bunions is really a fair way to evaluate this product. However, going purely on how they felt on my feet, I had to rate them lower than I would have liked. I already own two pair of this same Saucony Progrid Integrity in the tan nubuck which fit beautifully. I attribute this in part to the fact that the material in the nubuck is softer and more flexible than the leather used to make this black version. This particular version is true in length. and would possibly have felt true to width if the leather was more flexible. As is, I think I would have needed a wide width to achieve the same comfort I got wearing the nubuck, but did not reorder because my heels are narrow. Although you can only do so much with style when you want an oxford with a roomy toe box, these actually made my feet look smaller than most of my shoes so I gave them a 5 star for style. Arch support was perfect for me since I need neutral support since I tend to toe in toe in. Overall, I would recommend them to a friend with a mention of material differences to those with rather pronounced bunions.

I have loved this shoe for about five years. I have to have a black leather shoe for work. These are so comfortable when you are on your feet for many hours. I ordered a new pair because I have two pair that still look great but I felt that I needed to replace them because the support is worn out. I was disappointed in the new pair that I bought in the same size. (6 1/2 wide) They are much more narrow in the toe box. I think the 7 would be too long. Sadly they are going back. A wide width in the same shoe should be the same size as before.

These are nice looking sneakers. And they are not too flexible, which for the most part is good. There are a few things that I found not so good. They feel narrower than a wide should feel. My feet are not terribly wide, but I do like some extra room, in sneakers. So if you have a truly wide foot, I think you would feel pinched in them. The soles, on some flooring (shiny vinyl tile, etc) are quite slippery. It feels like your feet are going to be doing the "moon walk" when you don't want them to. I am hoping that once they get scuffed up enough, this will improve. I guess time will tell on that one. The inside padding is not comfortable, and feels hard, so I am adding extra padding inserts. I did keep them, because I am hoping that once they are broken in more, they will mold to my feet better.

The look was large and boxy. The tongue stuck up high. I felt almost no arch support, and the padding was thin. Returning.

You can order this shoe in a EE. Which it is not. At least it is not a US EE. I am a EE and I wasnt even able to put my foot in this shoe. If you have a narrow foot this is a nice looking shoe. But if your looking for a Wide width shoe this is NOT for you.

I wish I hadn't bought them. I knew they were ugly (and they are) but I had no idea how hot they were until I had worn them a couple times. They're solid walking shoes and fine if you just want simple black shoes but they are hot. Very poorly ventilated and I've tried with barefoot and different sort of socks but it's the same thing -- too dang hot. Not good for long walks.

After bad luck ordering the Asics Gel Walkers first, these Sauconys looked like a good bet. I ordered them a few days ago and received them less than 30 minutes ago. At first, I noticed again that - like the Asics and the ankles/sides are cut kind of low (which takes me some getting used to) but I tried walking around my apartment a couple times and it didn't take long to realize there's NO arch support. I do have high arches so I know it's hard to find a sneaker that'll really offer a lot of support, but these truly felt like they had none - the inside feels almost completely flat. :( I just printed out a return label, and back they'll go. As a side note, most 9's fit me with a decent amount of wiggle room at the toe...these did not. They weren't too short, but if you're planning to do some running or like wiggle room, you may want to consider a half-size bigger. :)

I like this shoe because it's comfortable for my narrow foot. The leather, however, is kind of cheap looking.

I really liked the look of this Saucony shoe, but when I received it and wore it for several days I found the support was lacking in a few areas (arch, toe box, sides), and it felt wider, so my foot tends to run off to the side.