Customer Reviews Saucony ProGrid™ Integrity ST 2

Looked nice but didn't fit. Had to exchange it.

Great fit for me with my wide forefeet, high arch and narrower heel. Very comfortable right out of the box.

I knew from past experience to order a half size longer and wider, so yes they are perfect!

I had many Saucony shoes before. This pair is true to size, but my previous ones were a little bit more comfortable.

I have super-wide, problematic feet, with a bunion and high arches and instep. I wore New Balance sneakers for many years, but every time I needed a replacement, the model I'd wanted had been discontinued, and I'd have to start the process of finding a new NB model over again. Over and over in a ridiculous cycle for years, and each time the process was harder and the shoes narrower, until one day, the New Balance wides just weren't wide enough anymore. It's near impossible to find shoes for extra-wide feet, and I'm so glad to have found these Sauconys as a substitute! Although the arches could be higher, they're pretty good, and far more supportive than most brands, and the WW width are excellent for problem toes. The leather never fails to expand quickly for the one bunion hot spot I have, and lasts a long time. I've yet to have any pairs fall apart or break: I always end up replacing them because I've worn the heels/soles through. And consider how much abuse these get, that's quite impressive. For fear of not having them again when I needed them (New Balance syndrome), I last bought myself 6 pairs of these sneakers. That was in 2014, and now 4 years later, I've killed 2 pairs, have 2 in current rotation, and have 2 still in reserve. And what happiness to see that, at least right now, if I needed to buy a new pair again, here they still are on Zappos. They're not sexy shoes, but they're solid and reliable. Never discontinue these, Saucony!!!

I bought 2 pairs in size six because the website suggested this size based on how my Vasque boots fit. The size six do fit but are a little tight with heavy socks. So I bought 2 more pairs in 6 1/2 so I will be able to wear them this winter with heavier socks. My heels are narrow but my toes are usually cramped in most shoes but I have good space for my toes in this style and in both the 6 and 6 1/2 sizes. Now I have no excuse for longer walks.

I was looking for a black walking shoe for travel. The shoe was wide enough to fit my orthotic but when I walked in them it felt like the tread was lower at the ball of my foot to my toes. It felt like I was walking off a shelf.

I wanted to keep this shoe but my toes were too close to the front, even wearing thin socks. I usually wear an 11 and when I have gone up to 12 shoes are too big (and, to my mind, likely to cause trips and falls).

Was looking for a pair of walking shoes. These are very comfortable and can wear them all day. Wear a 10 and bought a 10. Fit perfectly. I should mention I have a bad left foot with bunion and have no issues wearing these.

This is a great shoe to walk in. I put it on and walked 5 miles, no problem! Not the prettiest shoe but comfort is much more important to me. I highly recommend it.

I have had these shoes for several months but just recently started wearing them to break them in for an upcoming overseas trip. They are comfortable and give good support, but I have one major complaint. Just the other day, I went for a walk in a nearby park. It had rained recently and while walking on the wooden boardwalk, I found it very slippery and my feet slipped several times. I could stand in place and just slide my shoes around on the wood. I had to walk very carefully, holding onto the railings at times, to keep from falling. Evidently, these shoes were not made for slippery surfaces. Now, I am concerned about wearing them on my trip. Something to be aware of when ordering.

My second pair and putting on the new pair was like slipping into old friends, complete comfort out of the box. A nice walk in them -- comfy and cushioned without squishy. Light without feeling like they've been made out of plastic mesh. I'm keeping my 2.5-year-old old ones, which have just gotten knocked around a lot but are still quite usable, for garden work. Aside from great foot stabilization without clunk, these shoes offer something very unusual for women with wide feet (I'm a 9.5 EE at this point in my life; who knew how my feet would grow through the years!): They give a slim profile to the forefoot, not orthotic looking. One star off because the shoes really do need better arch support. But the footbed is removable and I'm off to the foot doc for a prescription for a custom orthotic to take care of that once and for all.

I ordered these shoes because I read that it was one of the best shoes for bunion feet. They felt comfortable, and I liked the Stone color. My left foot is slightly larger, and even though they felt comfortable walking around the house, the tip of the shoe hit my toes, and I was afraid it would be irritating. I wanted to order a half size larger (9W) but it was out of stock. I needed them for vacation, so I ended up ordering them elsewhere and returned the 8.5W. The shoes have nice cushioned soles, good shock absorption, and nice stretch across the forefoot.

I bought these in white, size 9N. I usually wear between an 8 1/2N or 9N. I would need a 9.5 S in these shoes. The narrow is not very narrow. They have a wide toe box, which caused my foot to slip around. The 9.5 would be too wide for my foot. They do have good arch support, and are comfortable. For anyone who has narrow feet check out the Vasque hiking shoes. So perfect for narrow feet!

I was so sad to have to return this shoe as I was so hopeful. The problem is my feet, not the shoe. It felt as if the shoe was a bit narrow. The toe box was fine for me. I used my own orthotics in the shoe and they fit fine but the overall feel especially in the heel just was not quite right. So sad! I have some Keens and I think I will try a different Keen that is not for winter. Maybe that will do the trick.

Overall fit was fine, until I walked on the treadmill. When I step down, the top of the heel cup is so high that it presses on my ankle bone. So, not going to work for me.

I couldn’t wear them because they ran too narrow. I think they may have been comfortable if they fit. I bought them because I could remove the insole and put my orthotic in. The look was not very attractive but that wasn’t important to me.

Glad it comes in narrow width. Plenty of room in toe-box. Clunky looking, but great for long distance walking. Comfy right of the box.

I walk on concrete 8 hours a day 7 days a week and these are comfortable. The only drawback is poor ventilation leaving my feet very sweaty at the end of the day; I’ll use these only during the winter.

I liked these shoes but was concerned about the material getting wet. It seems there are always puddles impossible to avoid.

These shoes are very comfortable. I had worn New Balance for years, but the last pair I bought were not very comfortable, they seemed to not have the cushioning they once had. These are not quite as roomy as the New Balance, but on the whole they measure up to comfort and fit. I wish the Saucony were a little more stylish, but when you wear an extra wide shoe size, there really isn't a lot of choice.

Shoe was quite wide considering it was a narrow. Shoe companies seem to think that if you wear a size 12 you must have wide feet. So not true.... Also bought Reabok Classic sneaker and 12 Medium was more narrow than the Saucony Narrow. Sure do wish every shoe could be consistent with sizing. Appreciate Zappos allowing the returns.

These were fine for a few weeks, but after that my right foot kept hurting every time I wore them.

Feather light! I have a narrow foot, and these look and feel RIGHT. The top of the toe box pushes a little on a newly forming hammer toe, but since they are leather, i am hoping they will conform with time. Still in all, the walk was comfortable and I may buy another color. a little clunky looking, but hey, they are walking shoes!

I need more arch support.