Customer Reviews Saucony ProGrid™ Integrity ST 2

I have a wider forefoot and thinner heel. These shoes have the extra slot at the leg end of the shoe so you can tighten them up to prevent heel slippage. The little thing on the tongue that you run the laces through (to prevent the tongue from moving around) is in a weird spot, though. It makes you lace so far away from one set of holes that there's a big empty spot with no laces. Or you can lace really close to the next set and it's a jungle of laces in that area. They are comfortable, though.

Maybe it was just the shoes I received but mine were not well made at all. Areas underneath the shoe had what looks like glue seeping through the bottom. They really looked more like a "seconds" or imperfect in some way but definitely not new. They also felt pretty deep which I was unaccustomed to. I tried my own orthotics in these shoes and my feet were swimming in these shoes. I did try them in the house with varying thickness of socks to no avail. I am sorry to have to return these because for once...relying on the reviews didn't work in my favor.

The WW width was still narrow in the front of the shoe. With all day wear, the stitching bothered my big toe. The rest of the shoe was too wide and I had to order a whole size smaller.

I am not overly impressed with these shoes. Though the fit is good, roomy in the toe box and the width gives my toes enough room the shoes are not very comfortable. The heel area is well padded but the rest of the shoe has no padding at all and is fairly hard. I wore them, I scuffed them and I'll keep them. I'll use them for short walks but not hikes. I think I'll go back to New Balance in the future.

Unfortunately, there was a crease in the tongue of the left shoe that pressed on my foot uncomfortably. I don't know whether it was just this one shoe or whether it was a manufacturing problem with all of this particular model and size. Had to return it.

I was diagnosed with plantar fascia and I needed new shoes for my trip to Israel. I was not comfortable with my choice of Saucony and I went back to my past choice of New Balance. I bought a pair right before I left and I had no problems.

I wanted to love these but they hurt my feet. I spend a lot of time at work walking and standing and my feet ache in these after an hour or two. Disappointed because I've used Saucony shoes for work before and loved them. Guess I'll have to switch back to my old style. These felt great out of the box which is why I kept them...maybe good for just walking?

I need a wide shoe and a roomy toe box. This is the most comfortable shoe I've found to date. Unfortunately, the rubber sole came a bit loose at the toe area a couple weeks after I purchased the pair. If that hadn't occurred, I would not have hesitated to purchase another pair.

I really hoped after research/having been a past Saucony fan (and all of the great reviews) that these were going to work for me. I am on my feet for 7 hours straight at work as well as walking home 4 miles 5 days/ week on hills/uneven terrain. The shoes seemed quite stiff and caused numbness from the ball of my foot to my toes. The fit was true to size yet they felt a little bulky. I will continue my search. Zappos has great service!

I just got these and am not excited, but will be keeping them as I already sent back some Asics and I need shoes for work. These are far better in arch support then the Asics, but still lack the cushiness that I have found in other brands, especially Reebok. I stand on my feet all day and need the support and appreciate all the cushion I can get in a shoe. They do ride low on the heel, something else that I'm not use to, but will have to tolerate.

This shoe is ok for doing errands, but not for running or even walking. There is no padding . As far as the width ,had to go up to a xw. Wore them about 3 hours at a fair,the bottom of my feet became very sore while I was there and ached horribly after I got home. No sleep that night. Never had a shoe do that before, including my ten year old wore out sneakers.

I usually buy New Balance, but I was just diagnosed with Neuropathy, so I thought I would try these since the reviews were so great. The shoes felt small. I had to remove the insoles, which took away from the comfort. Back to the drawing board......

Very unattractive. A sturdy, well designed shoe but didn't work for me.

Love these shoes. These shoes are great if you have any sensitive areas on your feet because the material stretches across the top and upper sides of the foot. The shoe lacks good arch support, but you can replace it which I did with an Orthaheel active arch support and that works great.

As always Zappos has great service. These shoes are OK. I had to buy an insert with an arch for support because my knees and calves were hurting on doing walks. I definitely cannot do an aerobic walking in these shoes. I probably would not buy these again.

Pros: Nice profile, attractive design, good stability, light weight and they're leather (so many mfctrs today use synthetic leather (ick) and still charge the same high price for the shoe!) Synthetic ones can't stand up to the demands I put on my walking shoes. Cons: These shoes would be ok for casual , short, or light walking activities but they lack adequate support and cushioning for moderate or heavy walking activities or for high intensity walking (aka power walking). The description of the shoe talks a good game but the real life experience doesn't live up to the hype. I walk 5+ miles each morning at a 4.5 mph pace. I thoroughly stretch my legs, shins, ankles and feet prior to beginning my walk. I've been wearing these shoes on my daily walks for three weeks now. Not long into my walk, the heels and balls of my feet become sore, both feet then begin to ache overall and my shins start hurting. Shins shouldn't hurt in new shoes. The longer I walk the worse it all becomes. Its been over 14 hours since my walk this morning and my shins are still sore and my feet still ache. I've done one 9 mile walk and I could hardly stand finishing it my feet hurt so badly. At the end that walk, it physically hurt to take my feet out of these shoes. I've always loved walking but I no longer enjoy my walks because of these shoes. I'm finding I can't wait to get home and get them off!! They have no cushioning or support and they do not meet the demands of heavy fitness walking. These shoes have no shock absorption and aren't able to dissipate a heel strike. The best walking shoe I've ever had is the New Balance 845. Exceptional cushioning, support, and stability. My feet never hurt in the 845s. I could walk in them all day. But, as is always the case, New Balance stopped making the 845 and they've also "updated" many of their other styles to the point it's just not the same shoe and the old quality is lacking which is what prompted me to look for a new brand. I bought these Saucony Pro Grids because of so many great positive reviews but they will now be demoted to casual/errand running shoes and I am actively looking for a quality replacement for them for exercise walking--which I hope I can find as soon as possible. If you are a high intensity walker or do a lot of fitness walking these shoes may not be for you.

Heel still too wide...nice shoe overall

The size was acceptable as was the width but I need much better arch support than these shoes provided. I planned to use them for an exercise class and they would have ruined my feet.

Going back. Too narrow in the toes. Too tight across the forefoot.

I've been wearing these for years and wanted to replace mine. I like an all white sneaker rather than all the crazy colors out there. They seemed too small even though I ordered my usual size. I had to send them back.

I had ordered this shoe in an 8-1/2 2E. It was way too big so I got the 8 2E. It seemed like a totally different shoe. Even the item no. was different but showed a pic of the same shoe I had ordered. Very cheaply made. If it were the first Saucony shoe I had ever ordered I would not purchase this brand. I have worn other shoes like the Hurricane and the Grid but was hoping for a comfortable walking shoe. Sad to say, this was not it.