Customer Reviews Saucony Originals Jazz Low Pro Vegan

Hooray for vegan Sauconys - Finally! I cannot tell you how long I have awaited this day- vegan Sauconys! I have been wearing my adorable red (leather) ones for the past four years now, feeling guilty yet not fully ready or able to give them up; but now, I am happy. The only thing I have to say is that I want REAL colors, not just hippie ones! NOT ALL VEGANS ARE HIPPIES! But it's okay; I can wait. Just as long as I know they are eventually coming, I can ride it out. Overall, super comfy, super stylie shoes that I am way into. Enjoy.

I was really hoping these shoes would have worked out because I liked the style, amount of traction, and price. Unfortunately, the shoes cause my foot to pronate (i.e. ankles role inward). Additionally, I feel like the construction is poor. The heel cup looks like it is pulling away from the cushion/foam and when the shoe is sitting on a table, the shoe is resting on two spots on the sole, a bulge in the middle of the forefoot and the very back of the heel. I ordered a size 11 and the length was perfect. About my foot Size: In between a 10.5 and 11. Width: Slightly wider than a D, but a 2E feels slightly too wide. Arch: Moderate to high.

Great fit and feel, but if you plan on wearing them for any extended period of time expect your arches and feet to get sore. They don't have the long lasting support I was hoping for.

For some reason these are not as comfortable as the green ones I purchased a few months ago. Still like the shoes but they are not made to last very long especially if you are going to use them for running. Would not buy this color scheme again.

Going to return this pair. Not great quality, seems like one shoe is a different shape than the other. Aside from that I may have kept them. The treads are good but if I buy another pair I'll pass on the vegan option.

I've been trying to grow to like these, I really have. I wanted to give a rave review, but I'm pretty "eh" on these. I have always loved the regular Saucony Jazz, but these definitely feel different. I like these alright, but they're just not as comfortable. I'm on my feet all day and always felt good after a day on my Saucony Jazz. So, I got exactly the same size as my other Jazz's, and I just can't seem to get these tight enough to feel snug (I have a slightly wider foot, Nike=ouch); length is good, but something about the width and insole/cushioning is weird. These just aren't as comfortable and also provide no arch support. However, these shoes are wonderfully lightweight, very breathable, and are pretty darn cool to look at (lots of positive comments). I'll certainly be keeping them and wearing them here and there, but they won't be my everyday go-to shoe. I'll probably be headed back to the regular Saucony Jazz for that.

I think these are great shoes, just not for me. I weight 230lbs and am hard on shoes. They are comfortable but they feel like they have fallen apart after just two weeks.

These are comfortable shoes, but do not get them wet. They shrunk an entire size when I was caught in a rainstorm.

The soles are so weak that you can bend these right in half. They are also too narrow for me. Aside from these notes, they do have a great styling!

Even though they are vegan I've avoided Saucony Jazz for years. Had a pair years ago and hated the insoles (I would always get a blister on the ball of my foot). Love the eco-design of this shoe. Not as cushion-y as I had hoped but tolerable. Looking forward to breaking them in. Low-pro is the way to go.

I have mixed feelings about these shoes. On one hand, I love them. They’re the first comfortable, stylish, affordable vegan shoes I’ve been able to find. Unfortunately they don’t wear well. I’ve gone through three pairs in the last year. They fray easily and just start to fall apart after a few months of wear. I bought them again because they are so comfortable on my wide feet and are very cheap.

Cool sneakers, not as much a running shoe as regular Saucony - These are cool sneakers, but are not as versatile as the suede/cloth Sauconys I wore previously. Just not enough support to really run in regularly. I love the style and they are great for everyday wear. But I want a knock around sneaker I can run in as well. Next time, probably I will stick w New Balance 473s.

Comfortable but do not last. These shoes are great! I got them and, I put some green Super Feet insoles in them. After that they were perfect oh so comfortable. But not every shoe is perfect. My one and only complaint is they do not hold up that well. I have had mine since December and they have holes galore. I would not recommend for daily use. Get them if you can rotate with other shoes.

Good looking light-weight shoes with some limits. There is no denying these shoes are beautiful. Also they are tremendously lightweight. Once worn in, the shoes feel like a slipper with a thin sole on the bottom. The shoes move with your feet as opposed to other way around. As you might expect this can be a good and bad thing. If you take these shoes 'off-road' you will feel every rock and medium-size stone. Also, I have now had these shoes two months and I am noticing that there really is not much support in the sole. I should mention that I am 6'4" and weigh 260 pounds though so that may have something to do with it. None the less, if I am on my feet for too long my heels will begin to ache as though I am standing barefoot on concrete. These shoes were also quite snug when I purchased them and I went through a hell of a process trying to break them in - a month of pain with every step and persistent blisters. But after all that, I will say again that they are super comfortable provided you aren't on your feet for many hours a day nor are you a very large person like myself. I have been wearing these shoes since day-one in winter-like conditions. I say this because even though I have only had the shoes two months, the fabric has already begun tearing away from the sole around the toe and the hemp fibers are also beginning to rip on the upper toe. I would not ignore these comments if you are planning on purchasing these shoes as your sole pair of footwear because you may encounter rain or rough weather which will beat up these light-weight shoes. But if you are looking for a pair of light-weight casual shoes which you can rotate with another pair of footwear I would say these would be a good choice - especially for the summertime when you won't have to worry about too much precipitation etc.

Vegan, good looks, comfort, but POOR DURABILITY - I was absolutely thrilled when I first found and purchased these sneakers. However, after having owned them for about four months, I am sad to say that I have not found them to be very durable. The color has faded with wear, and worst of all, the canvas along the toe has just gotten thin and full of holes. These holes don't go all the way through the toe, but I still they just get shredded and at this point there is as much shoe-goo as there is original material holding it together. That being said, the work I do is somewhat on the manual side, so you may be happy with these. Think more along the lines of canvas vans or converse durability rather than those old suede Saucony which lasted you/me for years.

These are extremely comfortable shoes. They look great out of the box. But! Mine have worn out after less than 3 months of casual wear. The canvas on the toe of the shoe has torn without any good reason. They also have discolored very quickly, going from a pleasant light blue to dirty gray. SO... I can't recommend them due to durability problems.

I really wanted to like these vegan shoes, and I do like the style and comfort. Unfortunately, they only lasted a few months before the canvas upper tore at the seams on both shoes. I am very disappointed at the durability (or lack thereof!)

I've owned two pairs of the Jazz Vegan shoes. Unfortunately the first pair wore out in the corners of the toe within 2 months. Saucony replaced the pair and the new pair wore out in the exact same fashion. I like Saucony, but these shoes seem to have a defect in them, or they're just not meant to survive long.

These shoes look as good in person as they do in the pictures, and I've gotten a lot of compliments on them! They seem well built, and have ridiculously good traction wet or dry. But there's a lot wrong with them. The two colored laces look cool in the photos, but I can't make sense of them in practice. The lower and upper laces are the same length, meaning that when you lace them up as shown, the leftover ends are drastically different lengths. So you can't tie them together in one knot, and even if tying the two laces separately and having two knots on each shoe didn't take twice as long and look lame, the top laces are so long you end up stepping on them. On the other hand, the laces are almost too short to go all the way up with one color, though they've stretched in the two weeks I've owned them and I'm getting used to tying tiny knots. I can't figure out what Saucony was expecting we'd do with double laces, but if you feel like re-stringing them occasionally, I guess you can use one color as a spare set. I suspect Saucony has changed insoles since the other reviews and the product description were written. There's little arch support, and the included insoles are quite hard and don't yield at all to the shape of your foot. There is no cushioning in this shoe! The fit mostly feels accurate, except that my heels slide around a lot as I walk, which is unbelievably irritating. It feels like I'm stepping off the side of the sole if I'm not on perfectly level ground. These are not walking shoes, much less "retro runners" as described, and anyone who gets around mainly on foot, or stands a lot during the course of the day, should avoid them. This week I walked a couple of miles two days in a row. At the end of the day the soles of my feet were burning just from the constant pressure of the hard insoles, and today I'm actually limping from the shooting pain in my right foot. I'm really unhappy with the comfort aspect. I'm used to walking 10+ miles once or twice a week and standing all day at work. I bought these to replace some great Puma running shoes that I walked the soles right off of, and in that regard I am very disappointed. They look great, and if you spend most of your day sitting and driving, you might be happy. I may be able to fix them with better insoles, too. But if you need something functional right out of the box, buy something else, or expect injured feet.

Make sure you know what vegan means. All cloth uppers (canvas and hemp), even inside of shoe is sewed. Very minimal arch support if any.

They look great but they are a cheaper construction than other Jazz. The mesh like top construction grew a hole very quickly. I've been a long time Saucony buyer and really work these shoes. These did not fit the bill.

The Jazz Low Pro Vegan is a great shoe for comfort, however the top fabric (above the toes) of these shoes wears out quickly. Within a few months, there was a hole in the left shoe. I have had two pairs. I bought the second pair thinking that it would not happen again. I have a pair of Simple brand fabric shoes that are much stronger and have not worn out as quickly.

Love the style and comfort and that they are vegan. But I\'ve owned two pairs now and within six months a hole starts to appear above my big toe. Never had that happen with any other shoe and would have thought the hemp would have been stronger.

Stay away! These shoes are total junk. As a vegan it can be hard to find shoes and even harder to find those shoes at a decent price. I know this price isn't a ton but these shoes started to wear out after only a few weeks and now only six months later they have a huge hole in them, the soles have come unglued and somehow the color has faded.