Customer Reviews Saucony Triumph ISO 5

These look REALLY wide. But that wasn't my problem with them. I thought they would be more comfortable but I have had cushier shoes like the Nike Epic React 2's but they are less stable. This shoe is somewhere in between. I supinate (stand on the outside of my feet). These shoes didn't help me to stand flatter on my feet. I think its a sole angle laterally issue - but I don't know for sure. These aren't inexpensive shoes so I was had higher expectations but ultimately they weren't for me. Despite looking very wide (which the wife says is common for running shoes in the toe box) I liked the style and would liked to have kept them - but want something better ultimately... I am sending them back. Picture next to my Brooks Ghost 11's

I've been racking up the miles in these due to their great rebound feeling. If your feet are sensitive like mine and you are more comfortable using a max cushion shoe then these may make your heel and the overall base of your foot feel a little sore at first due to the more responsive ride the Everun midsole produces; but, this is just a break in phase and I would encourage anyone who feels as though their initial impression of the ride is a little stiff to simply break into this shoe a little slower and allow your feet to grow into them because I believe you won't be disappointed. They truly do return a much better feel and tempo in your gait and still provide a good cushion due to their stack height despite the slightly more dense midsole. The heel cup works really well and the lacing system allows you to dial in your comfort level which is really nice since you don't feel the need to over tighten your laces to keep your heel locked into place. The outsole is very grippy on wet or dry surfaces, is very flexible and allows nice transitions. These particular shoes have a wider than industry typical toe box, especially when compared to a brand like Hoka, which is excellent since this allows for proper foot splay. The toe box is super perforated which allows maximum air flow but since it is only a very thin layer of material with small holes that are completely open to your foot, no mesh or micro mesh to help block and filter out debris, sand, etc. like other brands at this price point, so if you have any dirt or anything on your path that can get thrown onto your toe box expect it to come right into the shoe. This also helps keep the weight down but I don't compete so in my opinion for the $ they ask for these the quality of the material and the level of construction should be better in these areas for this price point. With that said, if the shoe fits and it's comfortable, which it is, then your health will thank you once you take these for a ride. These are definitely worth a look.

The Triumph line has always provided custom feel, from the Iso-Fit and Triflex. The new full soul Everun is a nice new addition, and these are absolutely the most comforable shoes I have ever worn. I didn't think Saucony could top the ISO 3, but here it is. I have tried the Brooks Glycerin, and Adidas Boost, nothing comes close to the custom fit of the most cushioned neutral shoe on the market, the Saucony Triumph ISO 5. These are also good looking shoes. They're all around just great shoes.

These shoes are super comfy. Love them.

Great running shoe. Fit well and was comfortable out of the box.

My husband loved these. He says they are his new favorite running shoe!

Love these sneakers! Great feel while I run the roads.

I switched over to the Triumph ISO 5 after running with Brooks Ghost for years. The recent change in fit of Ghost didn't work for me so I tried these Saucony. These are by far the most comfortable shoe I've run in. They fit true to size and have excellent cushioning. Highly recommended for neutral and underpronators!

I have been running for 40 years. My first pair running shoes were Saucony. Still best running shoe I have ever used.

I ordered these shoes based on reviews that the arch support was good. I didn't think they have good arch support at all! I was very disappointed. If you have foot pain and need good arch support, I do not recommend these shoes. Otherwise, they were comfortable and felt supportive.

Manf. quality was not acceptable. see picture. Toe box was sewed in differently. notice the difference in material below and above the vinyl/rubber gray line in the material just in front of the fingers. Caused the toe box to offset.

This was a decent shoe. I was looking for a little more cushion. This shoe was true to size and had a decent amount of toe box room. It seemed pretty average though. For the price, it needed to be above average.