Customer Reviews Saucony Triumph 19

These are my regular daily shoe for at least 15 years..not running for the past 5 years. Caution with aging

I have worn these shoes four times since fedex dropped them off last week (hundred bucks for boxing day). Three of those were progressively personal best times in 5k recreational runs. This morning was my first time beating a 25 minute 5k. I am 57 years old and have been running for about four months in Nike Air Max 90s. The Triumph 19 has me more than a minute faster. I only recently started paying attention to cadence which is definitely helping but the ergonomics of the Triumph 19 also helps me to be more aware of what my feet are doing. They feel fairly cushy which is not going to make me super fast but it is good for day to day purposes

I don't like these as much as my Triumph 17 they are replacing. The cushion seems improved, but, the toebox is a bit shallower & material is overall stiffer feeling. The upper material is also sparkly in the sunlight, which I did not expect, and I do not like. I'm ok running in them, but because they are so sparkly I can't see me ever switching these over to casual wear at some point (which I often do with my Triumphs). Still a good Triumph but a step back for me in fit and looks from the 17.

I'd give these 4.5/5 stars if I could but chose to round down to 4 stars instead of giving them the full 5 stars. Overall, I really like the shoes for easier days/garbage miles. They're comfortable but not overall cushioned to where I feel like I can't pick it up at all. More like a very cushioned daily trainer than a max cushioned shoe in my opinion. However, as comfortable as these are on foot, the laces drive me insane. They're weirdly stretchy which I just find annoying and a little difficult to lock my heel down completely. I have the endorphin speeds as well, and think the 2 pair well together. Overall I recommend these but would change out the laces.

Great shoe with a lot of cushioning which makes it a little heavier than Endorphin Speed and Pro. I'm getting older and wondering what's best for me. I have all three and love them lol!!!

good comfortable shoes. Fits perfectly, size 11.5 Men. Gives good support on my runs. I am a very casual runner, just trying to stay healthy. Not a serious runner at all. I have bad feet and was hoping it would eliminate foot pain at the bottom of my feet but it didn't. Still happy with the purchase.

Comfortable, but difficult for me to find a comfortable shoe-lace pattern given lots of pressure at the dorsal foot (pinches my superficial peroneal nerve), combo'd with heel slippage. Not as spongy feeling as a Hoka... i'd say this is similar to Brooks Glycerin.

The triumph feel wonderful, it has a lot of cushion on. I love it after couple time using it, the break in period. I am running with it everyday, 5 to six miles a day.

It has very good cushion for a shoe that is so light. I work in them and the only problem I have had with them is that they don't breathe well enough for keeping on for a nine hour day.

True to the previous Triumph generations, this shoe does not disappoint.

Love the Triumph 19! Second 19 that I buy after owning the 17.

Good sole design and upper materials. Has a roomy toe box. Lacks some stability. Cushioning seems uneven.

Extra foam for a daily trainer provides a platform for comfort & compliance.

The shoe is pretty comfortable, although is it feels just a slight bit shorter than Saucony's Guide shoe that i typically wear, It also seems to feel like it slaps the pavement when I run - a sound I don't hear with my other shoes. But overall it is a very good run. The color is not my favourite, but in a 8.5 wide it was either this or black...not much of a choice. The quality and overall comfort is great as expected.

A great, comfortable, plush cruiser. Nothing super-exciting about the T19 just does the job. Wish it were more exciting (a little more speedroll maybe?) but a comfortable long distance shoe for 20+ mile long runs.

Triumph 19s are a super comfortable neutral shoe. They felt good from the first couple hours in the house through 400+ miles. I have another new pair waiting to enter the rotation. I love Saucony!!

Solid performing shoe, I can feel some of the heel cushion with each foot strike even though I strike midfoot, but all else as advertised, very happy with my purchase!

So comfortable! Disappears on foot. PWR Plus is very responsive.

Comfortable ride. So far I feel they are very comparable to the similarly priced shoe that I have been using for years. I look forward to trying some of the other Saucony lines of running shoes.

Perfect shoe except toe box is kinda tight but maybe that's just me

Solid training shoe. 30-40 miles a week . No issues . 3rd pair

Very comfy. Not the longest lasting shoe but so comfy who cares.

It's a more stable shoe than you might think. The stack is nice and thick. This shoe fits better in terms of width vs the Endorphin Speed 2 which runs slightly narrow. I love the Olive color which goes nice with my slacks.

First transition to a pair of Saucony Triumphs for running. Typically wear Brooks Glycerin. First if you are a Glycerin wearer the Brooks sizing seems to be 1/2 larger than the saucony. I wear a 9 regular in Glycerin and had to go to an 8.5 regular in the triumph. I also have the Saucony Excursion and the Saucony Canyon TR and those I wear a size 9. After 100 miles on the Triumph and would have to say that the comfort and cushion is good. Shoe is snug on the foot and the shoe seems to not roll as much on the outside of the shoe as the Glycerin. At this point I would have to say I am preferring them over the Glycerins. The only big negative I would have to say is the laces are way too long and they are pretty cheap and junky. Both laces have completely fallen apart after a week of just wearing them to run on roads and sidewalks. The laces throughout are fraying and lost composure and now in spots are about 1" wide. There is no way around it, I will have to buy new laces.