Customer Reviews Saucony ProGrid™ Integrity ST 2

I already own a pair of Saucony Triumph ISO4, which are pretty much the only shoes I have found comfortable for walking as I have lots of foot pain. I loved that that the Integrity ST2 came in a nice neutral color as I'm not a fan of the Triump garish colors. Unfortunately it just didn't have the same amount of padding around the part that goes around your ankle. The insole was actually more cushy than the Triumph, which I had to immediately replace with a memory foam insole, but just strolling around my house I could tell the shoe did not offer my fragile foot enough padding. These might be great for someone without foot issues as they look great and appear well made except for the lack of padding.

I bought these extra wide shoes before and they fit perfectly. This time they were tighter. After a long day of work they become uncomfortable. I can't buy them again since they are not the same as before. Let me know if you go back to being truly extra wide. I will just have to keep wearing the old ones because they are comfortable.

I usually wear the omni grid Walker but since my size was not available I tried these. A good choice.

I should first mention that I have worn Saucony-branded shoes since forever, but this is my first Saucony walking shoe. As others have mentioned, this shoe is extremely comfortable for fitness walking; but even in Wisconsin, my feet become very hot when wearing the Integrity ST2. I think the problem may be partly due to the content of the removable insole combined with the nylon fabric lining in the front of the shoe. SAUCONY, IF YOU'RE READING THIS, HERE ARE MY SUGGESTIONS TO IMPROVE THIS SHOE: Bump up the price in order to provide a Run Dry fabric lining throughout the length of the shoe. Additionally, please improve the removable insole--the cushioning is great, but it doesn't have any arch support or molded heel-cup structure found in your running shoes. The current removable insole does a good job of wicking perspiration away from the foot (thank you), but there is something about it (the foam bottom?) that makes the bottom of the foot hot. For experimentation, I inserted my Ride 9 insoles into my Integrity ST2s, and my feet didn't get nearly as hot. I would gladly pay more if I could wear these shoes without a heat build-up. For those of you wondering about sizing, I got these 1/2 size shorter than my Rides (both are medium width).