Customer Reviews Saucony Omni 19

Wow, perfect stability shoe. Have about 50 miles on them and can't find anything to criticize. Cushiony, flexible, springy, about everything you could want. The stabilty feature isn't noticeable but keeps the foot aligned. Great job !

They fit remarkably well and are quite comfortable - I did 6 miles on my first run with them and no blisters. They are considerably more "bouncy" than my old saucony mirages, I don't know if this is by design but I'm adjusting. I'd rather something a bit more firm.

Comfortable RUNNING.. looks good.. better breaking in each run.. luv em!

Solid shoe, great support and the stability I was looking for. I'll buy these again! Nicelooking too!

Well made, very comfortable. Have worn for my tread climber workouts (3) times a week for each 1 hour session. Age 66 and going strong. I would recommend.

I come back for Omni's every year. I have fairly flat feet and these provide the stability/support I need while being extremely comfortable. I can also use them for almost anything. The profile works for the gym, running, or casual wear.

I am a 80-year-old male, 5 10, 179, and have purchased Hurricanes for many, many years. Recently, I wanted to move into a lighter cushion and stability shoe, and Omni 19 was recommended. Went home with the shoe and out for a run. Omni 19 was a dream. The fit and weight gave me a more propelling experience. My new fav shoe.

Had been buying and loving Saucany Guide forever, but took a breather. Store manager, Dick Ponds, Hoffman Estates, IL, convinced me to try Omni 19, a slight step up from Guide. Fell in love. I'm 75 yrs, male, small (110 lbs 5'8") lifetime runner/soccer, 10K daily. Fit perfect. I'm able to run slightly faster and longer very comfortably. Back to 100% Saucany and happy!

Thank you, Saucony, for continuing to use extended medial posts in your stability shoes! I can't run in shoes that feature guide rails for stability because they offer little support. Omni 19's are the best! Wonderful balance of support, cushion, and spring. I prefer the new lacing system over the IsoFit 2's. 8 mm drop is perfect for me. High enough to ease the stress on a damaged tendon but low enough for a quick turnover. Fit is spot on. 5 stars!

Decided to go 1 step up from Guide (many yrs). Stability perfect. Put inserts in Guide for little more stability. Don't need in Omni. Best combination size, fit, stability, cushion. Took home put on, ran daily 60 minute 10K. Felt great. No soars or red marks. Can easily take another 4-5 min off for weekend street races. 75 yrs, fit, 110 lbs, lifetime runner/soccer.

Using these shoes for daily running around. They offer nice support and they are comfortable.

These shoes are great. I've owned 4 pairs of them. I can't say enough about them, but I have noticed at times the bottom rubber detaches from the soul at certain points which is disappointing. It's happened on 2 of my 4 pairs, but otherwise a perfect shoe for me with wide feet.

The Omni 19 are the best all around shoes that I have ever owned.

Great running shoe by far. I do a great deal of distant running.

I'm the heavier side i use to run all the time when i weighed half my size It super supportive on my knees and back it is super responsive on impact and feels great. The quality of the shoe is nice and is breathable overall good everyday shoe

Bought for stability and they're lacking vs. the 20.

I have been running in various Omni versions now since the Omni 15. Each new version has its improvements and some have been better than others. The 19 fits comfortably and the lime green one is rather sharp looking (the gray and brick red may be the worst Omni colour yet). I typically wear a pair of running shoes for 600-625km of running. These ones had the back corners of the soles worn into the white foam by 350km, which seemed awfully early to me. I finally retired the pair at 530km and started training in a second pair of 19s. I am over 300km onto those and the same issue is happening. While the issue itself isn't foreign to me - that is wear all of my runners eventually wear out the most - it does not usually happen this early. I had trained for Chicago Marathon this year and ultimately ended up running the race on a 3rd pair of 19s because I did not want to push it on the second pair (I split training late between pairs 2 and 3). While I am curious to move into the new version next, I am also concerned that Omni no longer meets requirements and it may be time to find another model. So is the 19 just a bad shoe and the 20 will have corrected this? Is this a common issue?

I've been buying Saucony from more than 30 years and this pair is an ok one.