Customer Reviews Saucony Guide 15

Runs small, wide sizes seems narrow. Not much support

large 9.5 size compared to my other saucany's, my feet slide in these, while other 9.5s i'm almost jamming my feet into them. in fact i almost ordered a 10 to avoid the tight fit of my current shoes so am shocked how big these are at 9.5. why are the sizes standard??? my feet hurt after running and find myself turning back to my old shoes to be comfy.

Got for my Half Marathon and in first few days , started giving me trouble. Still having pain with my Ligaments!!

Very comfortable but both shoes make a weird clicking noise

No cushioning, might as well be running on a block of wood. I used to love Sauconys, but these are not good.

I use insoles and have to remove the stock one which made the shoe too firm for me. The stock insole is thicker than most.

Causes knee pain, due to very stiff sole cushion. And the amount of raised curve near the heel causes back of the heel to be impacted more during running, causing heel pain and back pain. I have stopped using this shoe now.

Shoes were very comfortable from the moment I put them on until they ripped on top of the toes the very first week I had them. My feet were very happy, until the mesh top left my toes completely exposed that is. Sure, they'd be great shoes if you never left the house but they make slippers for that. What a shame as I really, really thought these were going to change my life with the comfort they provided. I just cant justify paying for another pair seeing as how they lasted a week

Because of the way the bottom of these shoes are designed, anytime it is wet outside my entire foot gets soaked. The water get pushed to the front of the shoe, and then with each step the water splashes up and soaks the top of the shoe.

Long time saucony runner and big fan of the Guide 14. Went through 5 pair and 3 marathons in them. This newer version is a completely different shoe. The fit is incredibly narrow and the carved out footbed caused a significant about of rub against my toe. Overall the shoe was not runnable and I have gone back to the 14's. Similar to the tempus this shoe seems to be geared for neutral runners who need a touch of support. Rather than a runners who require a stability shoe. Saucony pls fix this in the next version.

I purchased a Saucony Guide 15, size ten, and a wide shoe. I received it on 21st July 2022. I started using it on 4th August 2022. I walk about 4 to 6 miles daily at least five times a week inside my community on the concrete sideways, and the asphalt paved sidewalk outside the community. I weigh 200 pounds. I rotate the shoes every 2/3 days, and the second pair is Brooks adrenaline GTS 22. This purchase was my first from Saucony. The sole of Saucony Guide 15 wore heavily in about one month. The wear is towards the top side of the sole, causing a hole at the bottom tip of the shoe when Brooks is comparatively in excellent condition. The Guide fits well on me, but my feet push the outer in any direction depending on the road's curves. Maybe stability? I don't know. This continuous push caused hard skin on the sideways of my big toe, little toe, and at the bottom of my left foot. Of course, there were blisters on almost all toes. Please note that the toe width is wide enough to accommodate and not too wide. It is perfect. Maybe the upper could not offer enough resistance against sliding feet responding to the road condition? Can I use the Saucony trail runner to avoid wear? Please suggest. I'm also waiting to hear from Saucony.

I purchased a Saucony Guide 15, size ten, and a wide shoe. I received it on 7th July 2022. I started using it on 4th August 2022. I walk about 4 to 6 miles daily at least five times a week inside my community on the concrete sideways, and the asphalt paved sidewalk outside the community. I weigh 200 pounds. I rotate the shoes every 2/3 days, and the second pair is Brooks adrenaline GTS 22. This purchase was my first from Saucony. The sole of Saucony Guide 15 wore heavily in about one month. The wear is towards the top side of the sole, causing a hole at the bottom tip of the shoe when Brooks is comparatively in excellent condition. The Guide fits well on me, but my feet push the outer in any direction depending on the road's curves. Maybe stability? I don't know. This continuous push caused hard skin on the sideways of my big toe, little toe, and at the bottom of my left foot. Of course, there were blisters on almost all toes. Please note that the toe width is wide enough to accommodate and not too wide. It is perfect. Maybe the upper could not offer enough resistance against sliding feet responsing to the road condition? Can I use the Saucony trail runner to avoid wear? Please suggest. I'm also waiting to hear from Saucony.

More narrow than previous models, and does not seem to offer the same stability.