Customer Reviews Saucony ProGrid™ Integrity ST 2

These shoes fit perfectly and felt good on my feet. But they are so ugly that I couldn’t keep them. Beige or white. That’s all there is. Come on, Saucony, REALLY?

My feet hurt after the first day. Not enough cushion.

Horrible

I am a bit disappointed they did not last longer. I do about 12,000 steps per day.I rcvd these in Feb and already now in May I feel no support. I expected them to last longer.

I was disappointed with the construction look overall. After just one try, the flap of the sole on the front unglue. The sole has a plastic cover making it slippery on wet floor. I am extrmely disappointed ?

This was the second pair of black Progrid I ordered and in both cases the left foot shoe felt very different from the right shoe. Not comfortable enough to keep and the width felt smaller.

Ugly as sin and not supportive enough to justify wearing a shoe styled for nursing home residents. The size was right, and it did have good padding in the heel. But the fit was sloppy. I ended up purchasing a Dansko walking shoe instead and my heels are very glad that I did. As an added bonus, the Dansko not embarrassing to wear in public. There is no excuse for a shoe this hideous.

I really really wanted these to work. There is a TON of space in the toe box - even in the medium width. The deal-breaker was that my heel kept slipping out of the shoe (not a problem that I regularly have). To avoid this, I had to tighten the laces so tight that my foot started to fall asleep. Nope. Also, the padded insole that comes with the shoe hardly has any arch support. When I switched out the insole and put in my orthotic, the heel slippage became even worse.

This shoe was a big disappointment. For some reason, the Men's Saucony Athletic Shoes provide a better fit than the Women's Saucony Athletic Shoes. Too much room in the heel of this shoe. Returning.

I am so sorry that I didn't check my order history because I had ordered these before and sent them back. This shoe is a half size smaller and width is narrower. I take a D and these were way too narrow. Also the heal was not only narrow but it hurt a lot; it felt like plastic was pressing against my heals. Going to look in town for shoes and if I can't find what I like I'll go back to the New Balance 928 which is a lot more expensive but more comfortable.

Heel box is low and shoe felt shorter and more narrow than my normal size.

I have a very wide front toes and a narrow heel. Someone recommended this shoe to me because it had a wide toe box. Yes, it does but it is not deep enough in the front part of this shoe. My feet touched the front part. I have neuropathy so this causes more nerve pain if I do not have enough room in a shoe. I require double depth shoes and this shoe fit me fine in the bottom half of my foot but was too tight in the front half of the foot. It also does not have any cushioning. I have neuropathy and this shoe created more nerve pain in my feet, because it does not have enough cushioning. I had to return it to Zappos.com and had to pay $6.26 cents to UPS to send it back with the label they sent to me.

Shoe is comfortable although the heel depth feels a little low. I am returning the shoe because I have very weak and wobbly ankles and there is virtually no lateral support. I am afraid I will be overpronating in no time at all and that is not a good thing for my knees or hips which frequently ache.

I bought these shoes based on all the wonderful reviews. Well I must have very delicate feet. As soon as I put them on, they hurt my feet. Not enough cushioning like the saucony progrid L3. Had to return them. Why must they cut back on quality?

I've been wearing the Saucony Grid for years. They are a perfect fit for my long, narrow feet. I had intended to get another pair, but they are no longer available. The Program seemed similar, so I ordered a pair. Unfortunately, the new Progrid is much wider. Usually I can compensate with pulling in the laces. The way this shoe is constructed, I couldn't get a snugger fit that way. I can deal with a little more roominess in the toe, but not in the instep. Without a proper fit, my foot just slides forward. I'm very disappointed that the design changes have forced me to look at other brands. So far my search has been futile. My options are very limited with a size 11 Narrow.

I was really excited about trying this shoe because it got such good reviews. I was disappointed that within one hour of putting them on I noticed a loud squeak in the left shoe. The sizing was off as well. It was a half size wider and longer than indicated. I had to send them back and now I'm back in a New Balance shoe again.

Finally found a pair of leather shoes but this particular style has a short nose - normally wear sz 7 / sending them back for 7.5 pair!

I bought this sneaker based on so many great reviews that said it was wide in the toe box and was really comfortable for people with assorted foot problems like plantar fasciitis. I'm size 7.5 with a medium width which is what I ordered. I only had to put one shoe on to tell that it was very tight; I could barely move my toes! I'm guessing that if you order it in the wider widths or a 1/2 up it would be better. I ended up returning it without asking for another size because I wasn't happy with the heel depth...too shallow for me, felt like my foot wasn't even in the shoe; henceforth, no support for someone whose also had tarsal tunnel surgery. The shoe's style is also very vanilla, which I would have sacrificed style for comfort but overall the shoe is a no go for me.

Recent change in dress code opened up options to include athletics. After reviews I ordered these for 12+hour shifts. After breaking them in around the house I wore them to work twice. Definitely a no go. The soles are not slip resistant and after about half my second shift the lack of support clinched it. I was wishing I'd brought my worn out alegria or Clarks for backup.

bought these to be my new golf shoes..since I have wide feet. Wore them 1 day...they gave me no support.

They have NO TREAD. I found this out the hard way by falling on my butt and sliding down a hill. I still love Saucony. But these were not the best.

I tested them in my house. They made my front toes fall asleep. I adjusted the laces several times but still cut off circulation. Might have just been an odd fit. everything else felt fine.

Just bought these and had Saucony Grid Omni Walker before. I like the Grid Omni a lot better. My orthotics don't seem to fit these Progrid Integrity as well or feel as comfortable. I'll go back to the Grid Omni

These were comfortable except for the stiffness. I have very sensitive feet due to fallen arches and RA so they may be fine for some people.

Felt clumsy.