Customer Reviews Saucony Integrity Walker 3

The shoes kind of push my feet to the outside edge. I already walk on the outsides of my feet a bit so that was not good. Eventually they started making my knees hurt every time I wore them, and I noticed my gait had become different with little short steps to accommodate the pulling on my knees. I don't like them very much, but they seem well made and the arch support is good. Hence the two stars instead of just one.

My go to shoes has been the Integrity ST2 for years and years. I loved everything about them. It appears they have been replaced with the Integrity 3, so I purchased a pair of the same size and width as my ST2's this last spring. After wearing these shoes for a few months, I started to have ankle pain. I noticed my foot sliding from side to side more that usual. I compared the width of this shoe with my old Integrity ST2's and noticed the Integrity 3's are wider. Not happy with the updated version. I went back to wear my old Integrity ST2's until I can find a more stable, comfortable shoe.

I have a wide foot with a very high instep. Have been wearing the ST2 (E width) for years but that shoe is a bit too wide. Tried the Walker in wide and found a spacious toe box but it narrowed considerably and was tight across the bottom of my toes. It was also very restrictive, (i.e. so tight it was painful) over the instep. I could barely lace the shoe. The heel was huge and I kept walking out of it. The sizing seemed off. It really felt like a man's shoe. Disappointed that it didn't work for me.

These are great for going on walks and for general use, but after longer periods of standing/walking (8+ hour retail shifts) they leave my feet aching bigtime. I thought maybe inserting a Dr. Scholl's cushion would help, but no luck. Bummer.

The ankle is too large - when I cinched it up it gave me Achilles tendinitis. 6 days in and I'm back to my old shoes. Waste of money.

I'm going to keep these shoes for wearing around the house, but even then they're not great. The problem is that the heel is cut low in the back, and it pulls down your socks. I've tried it with different kinds of socks, including socks made for running, and they still get tugged down. It's annoying to have to keep pulling up the back of my socks.

Sadly I had to return the Integrity Walker 3. I have had 3 pairs of the Integrity Walker 2 over the last few years getting a perfect fit in the 10 Extra Wide. Unfortunately the Walker 3 seems to run shorter and going up another size did not seem like a good option for me. Bring back the Integrity 2 please! I am struggling to find another shoe that compares to it.

Very disappointed in the quality of the materials. I've worn Saucony shoes for years. This shoe still has a comfortable toe box and fits true to size; however the materials seem cheap and the sole seems much thinner and unlikely to last many miles. Bring back PROGRID Integrity ST2

Have happily worn this shoe for a while, ordered same size but it is not the same shoe, smaller & stiffer. Too bad.

I bought this shoe two months ago and they have holes worn through to the plastic already. I did everything possible to prevent this. If I could give zero stars I would, extremely disappointed in the shoe and brand. I liked how they looked and the stability, but how disappointing they couldn't even last three days into a trip I took.

I switched to the Integrity Walker 3 when the Saucony Progrid Integrity ST2 was no longer available. (I had worn that shoe for several years and it was perfect for me!) When I first started wearing the Integrity Walker 3, I had to get used to it but once I did it worked great for me and gave me the support I needed without back pain, etc. However, I have bought several pairs since those first pairs, and I absolutely can no longer wear them as they aren't as supportive and my back pain is horrible. I don't know whether the shoe changed or my body did... but I had purchased multiple pairs of these to have them on hand (because sneaker technology keeps changing!). Now I have 3 pairs that I can't wear and am again in search of something that works for me. The Progrid system was best... and I hear they have come out with it again, so fingers crossed.

I've purchased sauconys before and it was true to size. Unfortunately, this pair in size 6.5 fits differently. Wish I had known to go half a size up. I can't really wear these out as my toes hit the wall and begin to cramp.