Customer Reviews Saucony Ride 13

This is my 5th or 6th pair of Saucony shoes. I love the look of these shoes, but they aren't working well with my feet. I am going to try them on a couple more workouts, but if things don't improve, I may have to throw on the towel on these shoes.

It was very comfortable and stylish as well. But the mesh tore away very quickly by the toes.

Comfortable and has nice cushioning. Fit was a bit smaller than it normally is. I bought my normal size of 7.5 and it fit maybe a 1/2 size smaller than normal. I used these shoes mostly for walking and by the end of my walk my toe felt bruised due to the tightness.

I wore the Ride ISO 2 in a 8.5, as well as the Liberty ISO in the same size and both fit wonderfully! This shoe felt comfortable, but the sizing fit has changed. This was more narrow and ran small, the 8.5 my one toe was rubbing. Keep in mind it runs a half size small if ordering!

This shoe hurt my feet within a minute of running in them. That being said, I made them walking shoes & have been enjoying them. I didn't have this problem with my old Saucony Triumphs or Omnis. I think this neutral shoe isn't good for someone with flat feet like me.

Have had a dozen pairs but this shoe was not as comfortable. I plan to try another type.

Nice color and comfortable for walking/casual wear. Not comfortable for longer runs. Then again, I have flat feet and these I guess don't work well with flat feet.

These shoes have a nice cushion system. They are durable as well. Dislikes: they run small land I even sized up half a size. A bit too narrow as well.

Very comfortable but they do not last long as some other running shoes I've had over the year's.

I've had many different pairs of Saucony shoes. All size 8 1/2. These shoes are shorter than any other pair I have have and my big toes bump on the end of the shoe. I should have returned them right away but sadly did not. I see from other reviews that others have said the same. I measured my current Guide shoes and the difference is about 1 cm which is probably just enough to make it uncomfortable. Other than the toe issue, the shoes are quite comfortable. I switched from the Guide to the Ride as my podiatrist suggested not using a shoe designed for pronation due to having a neuroma. No difference with that between these shoes.

I've read other reviews about comfort right out of the box and I'm not feeling it. I wore Rides for years until they went ISO. Now I came back to the first post ISO Ride and it feels much too firm. More like a stability shoe. I don't know if it's because I've gotten used to my Freedom and Kinvara's over the past year. I will wear them another day around the house and give them a test on the treadmill before my final decision. I just am not feeling they are right at this time.

I just received a pair of Ride 13 as a birthday gift. They are a beautiful shoe! Unfortunately, I can't take them out for a run because they have a defect. The material on the inside of the heel is not attached to the shoe in most places and the sole has a defect on the bottom. My boyfriend ordered three different models on his most recent order and two of the three have defects. These also run about half size too small. I normally wear a women 10.5 but my toes are almost touching the end of the shoe.

I love Saucony but these were a bit disappointing, and now I cannot return them. The really bother the outside of my foot because the toe bed it lower than the rest of the shoe. Sad because other styles have been great.

I'm a huge Saucony fan, especially the Rides. I wear the shoes for power walking and also as my everyday shoes. I found the toe box on my larger foot to be extremely narrow. However, my other foot fits perfectly, so I can't switch sizes. I don't notice a difference in cushioning between the 13 and the ISO 2. My other complaint is that these shoes squeak with every single step!!

I absolutely love Saucony running shoes and they are my go-to brand. I have been a Ride wearer for years and was so excited to see this update, as the shoe looks so sleek, but unfortunately it's such a miss! The shoe is stiff compared to previous models. The Ride ISO 2 had a super plush heel and this update has minimal cushioning in the heel, such that a blister formed on the back of my achilles tendon within the first two miles of my run. For all of the great shoes that Saucony puts on the market, I am shocked that this was such a bad shoe.

I first saw this shoe and had to have it!! So, I went to a shoe store and tried this on and compared to another shoe that I have worn for many years, and was told they were very comparable, as I need a neutral shoe. However, this particular shoe is not working out. It is too rigid, and the cushioning is lacking, I still love this shoe and hoping I can use inserts that will help. But having said that I will have to go back to my other shoes for my needs.

This shoe is not nearly as comfortable as my isofit. It's stiffer, its not nearly as cushiony, and the back heel is higher so its bothers my Achilles. Not nearly as good as my triumph iso. I'm thinking of returning...

I love Saucony and they are the only brand I buy but this particular pair started to tear after only 4 months. I'm a teacher and am on my feet all day, I'm not a runner. I was a bit disappointed with my Ride13.

Just got a pair of the Ride 13s a few weeks ago, put a good 50 miles in on them so far and very dissatisfied with them. Thought they just needed to be broken in but they still don't feel good. I've always been a fan of the Ride and Kinvara so not sure why this model feels different. The fit feels snugger around toes and the cushion almost feels more dense rather than springy. I've worn Saucony for over ten years doing various endurance events and have always worn size 10 and loved them in past.