Customer Reviews Saucony Triumph 19

Shows consistency of wearing out in the toes is a problem for me.

I stupidly ordered a 1/2 size too small. Had to return them. Alas, they sold out and no more shoes available, let alone my size. So I dunno abt ratings

Upper is nice buy the midsole is a little stiff for my liking. Laces are way too long. It's a 10 km or less trainer, for me

Inside this shoe there are 2 insoles (one insole and one added layer of foam) and after my foot gets sweaty and/or wet, those two pieces have a tendency to slip and slide around, inside the shoe, while running. This is especially noticeable while running downhill, and the insole slides and bunches up under my toes. I've also had the thin layer of foam slide out from under the insole, and end up on the side (inside) of the shoe. I've now resorted to super-gluing the foam to the shoe, and the insole to the foam.. but now of course I can't take all this out to dry, after a run, and thus these are now going to be used exclusively for my cold/dry/short runs. It's unfortunate that this iritating design oversight has blemished my experience, of an otherwise good shoe. If you spend a little time on Reddit, you'll see that this is a known issue, experienced by other people in a few different models.

Had triumphs off and on for awhile It's a hit or miss.This pair seems ok so far.I am 6 ft 210, run 30 mile a week.So each pair takes a beating

To be honest, a very average daily trainer that doesn't do anything better than shoes in the lower price tier. The midsole foam is fairly dense with average/below average impact protection. Saucony makes better shoes than this. Plus, after paying for shipping both ways, I won't be taking any more chances on Saucony products. Competitors don't do this.

Shoes are comfortable but I received this product Damaged from Mesh in the front when you wear it it seems to be Ok but as soon take off you see it's sagging from the front

Ordered same exact size as peecoous pair and this version feels tight.

I bought this because I saw another review saying this was similar in cushioning to the Hoka One Clifton wide. It's not. While a nice shoe, it's more like the Hoka One Marahi. Love the color and it's well cushioned in the heel. Almost no cushioning in the toe box. Liked the color scheme and the light weight of the shoe. While labeled as a wide, it's not as wide in the toe box as others I have tried.

They are too narrow there may have been not a wide sent to us

It's a good shoe, but for some reason it is about half a size larger than all other Saucony shoes I have.

Solved on problem only to create another. Good support and comfortable fit around ankles. Too loose above toes.

Had heard lots of good reviews about these shoes from friends and online. Previously was running on NB 860 v 10. I had some success with those shoes but they were worn so decided to try these next. The build is very high quality and fits very nicely. I am about 6'5" and 205 lbs with fallen arches. From other reviews I figured this shoe would do me well, but honestly after several runs I think I was expecting a little bit more. Not sure if there is enough arch support in this shoe for me. It feels really great on treadmill over long distances, but when pounding pavement it begins to bother my ankles/shins around 7km mark. The amount of cushion through the mid-foot certainly makes a difference and helps my flat feet have that extra support - more so than a lot of other shoes I've tried. But other than that they are very comfortable to wear and quality material and cushioning.

These don't feel as cushioned as my previous pairs. Maybe I got a bad pair?

Tighter in the toes box than the previous year. Definitely not as plush as before.

Like the 18, the 19 Triumphs start out too tight in certain areas. I ended up cutting the bands that connect to the tongue, which took some pressure off the top of my feet. This shoe seems wider near the toes but a bit short, and lacing makes them too tight at the top of the laces. I don't want to size up due to the arch not being in the right place. My arches also seem to hurt in these shoes. If getting the shoes replaced for being defective (twice or so with the 18), the shoes sent fit looser in certain areas, and don't require me to cut the bands that connect to the tongue. I will be looking for a new shoe.

Good shoe. And as the title states. I ended up getting the wide version and like it. Three stars is not a dis on the shoe, but for the big change in sizing from the 17.

There was something wtong with the QC for my pairs. The right shoe is bumpy for no apparent reason. Excellent customer support though!

I run 2-3 times per week my usual 5k. For my runs, I use the endorphin pro 2 which I absolutely love. Before this, I was running on Ultraboost 19 and used an ultra boost 20 as a casual daily shoe. The triumph 19 is being used as my daily causal shoe. With morton's neuroma in my left foot, cushioning was very important to me. I love the cushioning in the endorphin pro 2 and was assuming that the triumph 19 would be even plusher. This is not the case. I find it absorbs energy, but does not give it back and the cushioning is good, but not as good as he endorphin 2. From looks (i bought black/black, as it is a daily shoe), it just looks big and unrefined compared to the ultra boost. I wish the endorphin pro 2 would come in an all black color scheme to use as a daily shoe. The fit and foot enclosure are fantastic. Would I buy this shoe again? No, they look big and the cushioning is not as plush as the endorphin pro 2

They are decently comfortable, however they are much heavier than I expected and it's even more noticeable over 7+ miles. Would I recommend to a friend? Not necessarily. I guess this would be a great walking shoe as they do have a stable sole but like I said, the longer the distance the more I want to switch shoes.

I bought two pair of the 19's and surprisingly I've never been so disappointed with a Saucony shoe. More than 20 years in Saucony happily logging on average 50 km per week, that ends with the Triumph 19. What a drastic difference, the toe box is far too narrow and overall the shoe is noticeably smaller. Without fail, in the past I could take my new Saucony shoes from the box and run long without any concern - I'm unable to put my feet in these shoes without forcing the issue. As a result, a brand new pair now lives in a box, and the other pair following multiple unsuccessful attempts will begin to gather dust along side it. What's ahead with the Triumph 20, not sure I'll ever find out.

This is my 2nd pair of Triumph 19. Everything is good except the mileage, they start wearing down around 180~200 miles which is much less than the other brands (Adidas & Asics) I have had.

Fair price, and quick shipping. I ordered these shoes for a new daily trainer, when they came in I was super excited, I've owned a ton of Saucony shoes and love the brand. Living rural I didn't have the option of trying the pair on or anything so I took a gamble. Shoes came quickly, I tried them on the treadmill in my home. And they just weren't for me. Feet fell asleep and sore. I tried changing socks and loosening laces, still same. Called customer service to see what we can do about exchange, they said they couldn't do anything because they were used. How are customers supposed to know that shoes are 100% going to work for them without some form of trial period? You're allowed to test drive a vehicle before you purchase. I didn't run outside in the rain or anything. It was a 5k indoor on treadmill. So now I'm stuck with a pair of shoes that hurt my feet. I little disappointed.