Customer Reviews Saucony ProGrid™ Integrity ST 2

At last - a walking shoe with a narrow heel to fit my narrow foot.

This shoe would have been perfect if the top lace didn't hit right on my bunion. A great neutral color! Sad to return this pair.

These are very comfortable and fit my narrow heels with a pretty roomy toe box. I wish they were cuter. I don't know why it's so hard to find a black shoe for travel that is comfortable without looking geriatric. But nothing else I've tried has fit or else it's neon colored, so I'm keeping them!

A good walking shoe but did not fit me right. The arch support is very high and too much for my feet.

The Saucony Progrid Integrity ST 2 fit a bit large. With careful lacing it feels better. Suffering from Plantar Fasciitis I hoped for instant relief. It is a comfortable shoe but with my condition it will be in the future when my Progrid and I truly work with each other well.

I wanted very much for these shoes to work. They look fine (would have preferred more breathable mesh in the design, though), and seem well constructed and adequately padded. Seemed to fit my inserts well enough. But I have bunions, and the front of the shoe was just that little teeny bit too tight, so that standing in them awhile made the fronts of my feet feel crunched up and sore. Shoe designers need to find a way to make their shoes "give" at the right places to provide relief to folks with wide feet...I am returning 'em. Too bad, 'cause their price was way more reasonable than other brands that offer extra-wide sizes.

I needed a black comfortable pair of shoes for work and these are perfect. I injured my foot recently and needed the support an athletic shoe provides and Saucony delivered. Not the most attractive shoe, but helping with my rehabilitation.

My initial response was "very comfortable" but as I walked a bit in these shoes, my heel began to slip. I realized that the heel of the shoe is cut relatively low compared to other trainers, so low I could see the alternative color of the heel of my sock - they are being returned.

I have just started a walking program and was looking for a good shoe to help prevent sore knees. This shoe is very well balanced and was very comfortable, but it has Scotchguard on it and I stay away from all harmful chemicals like that. Wish they had given me the option of not having that. It's the only reason I returned the shoes. I ordered this on a Wednesday afternoon and had it the next day, and I live in the middle of South Dakota. Zappos is amazing! Only place I shop for shoes.

These shoes are wide in the toe box (good thing) and seem to have an occasional little material pucker on the top while walking. I wear an 8M and the fit is okay. I have plantar fasciitis and need more support than these offer. Tried with my Superfeet Blue, with the insoles removed, not good. Tried with the insoles and inserts and was walking out of the shoe. So I've left them as is. Most comfortable with medium weight smartwool socks. Have Saucony mesh style cross trainers, with inserts, that I really like but needed a warmer shoe for winter.

I have one foot that is just measuring wide due to arthritis so I ordered the wide. I definitely could have stuck with medium width on these. I use an orthotic insole and there is a slight arch support ridge that runs center of shoe from medial to lateral that makes the arch of my orthotic too high. I tried to use these without my orthotics but the insole provided is too cushy for my feet. I need a solid footbed. I can wear these for short walks, but with the arch too high with my orthotic, not much longer than that. I give them 4 stars due to the fact that if I did not need the orthotic or I could find a firm insole that worked these would be great. If you like just a smidge of arch support and you like a cushy insole, these would be great for you.

I did not wear these because I intend to return them. I have a wide foot, hard to fit. They seem just fine but felt pretty much like the New Balance wide-sized shoes I was hoping to replace with something more comfortable to my foot. I'm not sure this helps anyone - they just aren't the shoes for me. I ended up the a Sketcher loose fit for women. I am wondering if it will work for long walks etc. as the heel is cut lower - but that's one of the main places the Saucony and New Balance rub. So right now the Sketchers are feeling great on my feet.

Great for in-between 2E and 4E. If you have a wide foot and find that 2E shoes are often not quite wide enough, but 4E is too wide, than the Saucony Progrid Integrity in 2E might be just right for you. They are slightly wider than both New Balance and Gel Asics in 2E. Not much padding (I need a gel insole) but otherwise quite comfortable. They're also comparatively lightweight and they don't make my feet look like barges!

This is a comfortable shoe but unfortunately for me it just didn't give me enough arch support and once I put in my orthotics the shoe became a little to tight to wear.

Not the prettiest shoe, but VERY comfortable, and that's what I need. I have lots of hammer toes, so need some flexibility in the toe box, but also need support, and this shoe provides both. I usually wear New Balance, but they're now making their shoes shorter, and since I wear a size 12 I can't order a size larger, as most only go to 12. I'm going on a cross country camping trip, so I ordered the black shoes to keep them looking nice and clean. I will buy this brand again.

A plain-jane walking shoe. It is not supportive -- you will need to remove the thin insert supplied and replace it with over-the-counter or prescription orthotics. I have a high arch and narrow heel; these shoes fit me in the forefoot but are way too wide in the heel. Plus they squeak.

These shoes light, roomy in the toe and look dressier than most athletic shoes. However, they don't have great arch or ankle support. I use an orthodic insert in them to help with this problem.

I found these to run about 1/2 size too small, so I need to return them. I would order one size up next time. Otherwise, a very nice sneaker.

Been wearing Sauconys for years. They fit right out the box. And I do have a hard to fit wide foot. Also the leather seems more supportive than the popular mesh. But heck,why not get both!

This shoe is comfortable but with my foot problems, poor arches, pronation and standing hours, not enough arch support.

This shoe fit well across the forefoot but pinches when lacing across my high instep. The shoe is also rather soft and I need more support.

Wide shoe but wide all around including heels. I'm so tired of 6W shoes being too narrow so I sized up to 6.5W. This is wide enough in the toe box, but too big in the heel. Putting in heel grips don't really help. It's a decently comfortable shoe but not my favorite to work out in. I double-knot out of habit and the short laces make this difficult. They're also unusually unattractive.

I have enjoyed these shoes so far. I was trying to replace the Asics GelT165N in a wide width. I had tried maybe 4 different shoes and returned all. This in wide (D) is only one I have kept in long time. It has a great area that is soft and not irritating for bunions. I also have RA and my feet swell during walking. These allow for that. I also use orthotics and this shoe allows for that.

The most comfortable walking shoes ever! I purchased these for a trip to Italy and they were worth every penny. I could walk forever in these, and I did, over miles of cobble stoned streets. Great support and comfort. My only issue is that they are just plain ugly. Why can't someone make a comfortable, black walking shoe that looks good?

These shoes (which I bought in extra wide to accommodate my little toes "turning out") met my need of having a wider toe box for walking long distances but they are by no means attractive. It's really hard to find attractive, wide shoes.