Customer Reviews Saucony Guide 15

So much cushion, feels like I'm flying but really I'm running. Loved the Guide 13 as my all time favorite shoe but this Guide 15 is better. Perfect fit and comfort, can't wait to buy another pair

Best shoe so far. I have off size feet. 12.5 w and 12 regular. Thisnshoe accomdates both well so far.

Very comfy shoes for running / walking or even everyday shoes . This is my first Saucony and really love it . I don't feel pain or soreness after long run / walk . It may fit slightly wide and have enough cushion .

Use these for daily runs between 3-10 miles. Good cushion, and lightweight for my size 16 feet. Will likely buy a second pair.

I have flat feet. It definitely helps me with my pronation issues. Great shoe! The only brand i'll run in now!

Cured my plantar fasciitis! Very comfortable. High quality

Fit well for someone with high arches Very light. Got new back to run again. Slow running for now

Excellent response and cushioning, just enough support for the longer runs, I normally like a neutral shoe but find a little support helps with tiring legs after an hour

Solid pair of guides. My 5th edition of this style. No issues right out of the box. Leggo!

Much improved cushioning. Great for any type of run/workout including speed work. Nice snug fit with zero slippage. I had to order a half size smaller. I love the direction of this Guide!

I suffer from low arches, after 2-3 miles typically my arch starts to bother me causing my shins to hurt. I've used orthotics to help correct but they made my sneaker tight. I change my sneakers every season and I've bought the best on the market. I did some research and decided on the Saucony, and after one run to break them in, it was off to the races. I've shaved 20 seconds off my miles within a few weeks. Mile 4/5 feels like mile 1. The reaction and support are top notch, I will buy another pair next season.

Great product have ran in them for a little while now and they're solid. They are very springy and allow me to stay comfortable and relaxed on my runs

As a big Brooks guy I felt some apprehension venturing out from the Adrenaline and Glycerin GTS stability shoes. Especially after I tried the Endorphin Shift and it not to my liking. Well, the Guide 15 is a totally different experience! Light, stable, and well built! Don't get me wrong, I will still run in my Brooks, but the Guide 15 has become a featured shoe in my rotation! Good job Saucony! Now let's get some more colorways! (btw I went with the triple black!)

Fantastic shoe!! I had gone away from the Guide a few years ago. I'm so glad I came back.

Bought these for road jogging and they're great for wide feet. I use excursion on trails and they are also very comfortable and very durable! Saucony please don't change these!!

Best Guide to date... bought three pair incase they were changed again.

I was very pleased with the runners. I have been running for the past year neutral running sneakers because of the lightweight preference but as soon as I put these sneakers I was pleased. Comfortable, lightweight and it feels like you are running on clouds which helps. I am glad I bought these sneakers will definitely buy it again.

Great value !! Amazing support and superior cushion. I would highly recommend

Excellent fit. Extremely comfortable to exercise in. Would highly recommend

I really enjoyed the changes of the Guide 14 compared to the Guide 13, but I LOVE the changes from the 14 to 15 (after about 60 miles of running). I'm alternating between the Guide 14 and 15 now, and the Guide 14 feels flat in comparison to the 15. The 15 is noticeably lighter and the toe spring gives the shoe a bit more umph and excitement for when I want to pick up the pace. The Guide 15 is a softer and springier shoe than the 14, but I'd say it's still on the firmer side. In terms of the stability, I think some people might notice a *slight* decrease in stability, but, to me, it is still just as stable as a Hoka Arahi or Brooks Adrenaline. I think it's a good thing for Saucony to move away from a posting in this shoe to something that is less obstrusive and nearly as stable. For fit, at first I thought the shoe was a little small for my normal size. However, since my first run, the shoes have felt true to size. It could've just been me getting used to the fabric, but I also think I would be okay in a half size up without it feeling big. Overall, I think the Guide 15 is Saucony's best iteration of this shoe (that I have ran in).

So far, only 3 runs and about 20 miles but I'm feeling optimistic. I'm looking for a new marathon race shoe and prefer a stability shoe. When the weight dropped a full ounce from the v14-15, I figured I'd give it a try. Looking forward to taking it on some double digit runs soon.

I typically would never post a review on something, but these shoes have already made a world of difference for my runs. Previous shoe was the Hoka Arahi 6 for my longer and daily runs, I rotated 2 pairs out every day (unless it was a fast type of day), and due to their lack of durability (holes near the little toes forming just after 30 miles), not to mention the foam feeling dead!!!, I was forced to find a replacement shoe and I will never turn back. My feet are back to feeling happy, and this is my first run in 3 weeks that's been pain free! These shoes are just as responsive as they are protective, which is a major plus! Good job here Saucony!

I have really flat feet. Absolutely zero arch. These are the best running shoes I've ever owned. I didn't realize how bad other shoes were until I ran in these. I even wear them as my daily shoe sometime because no other shoe I own offers the support that these shoes do. If you suffer from flat feet, the Guide 15 is a no brainer. I've been raving about these shoes.

Bought a pair recently. I probate, have flat feet and developed a bunion. Had to abandon my old brand as my foot was in unendurable pain. Tried all other main brands. Finally found these and they are great.

For the longest time I've run using Nike free runners & Reebok zigzag shoes. I had kind of gotten used to having knee pain even after a warm up and stretch using those shoes. I had enough and ended up finally giving in. I went to a local running store and told them my issues. "When I run in my Reebok zigzags it feels like my stride is hitting the ground too soon and this causes my knees to hurt. With my Nikes, it just feels like I'm running without any support for my ankles or knees." We ended up trying these shoes in the non-wide version and Brooks running shoes as well. The wide version was the second set of shoes I tried and I was like "Woh, my knees do not hurt at all in these. They might be the ones." I tried the Brooks last and they had the same issue as my Reebok shoes where it felt like my foot hit the ground too soon. I'm so happy I went and tried different shoes and got to actually run in these prior to making the buy. They're absolutely worth the money and you folks have made a customer for life.