Saucony Ride vs Saucony Guide Compared
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The updated Saucony Guide 18 features subtle but effective updates, helping make this version a must-have for runners looking for additional support. Starting off, the Guide 18 features an engineered mesh upper that now offers a more accommodating fit, perfect for those who love a little more wiggle room. This construction brings you enhanced breathability with additional padding around the collar.
As you get moving in the updated Saucony Guide, you can’t help but notice the familiar PWRRUN midsole with the PWRRUN+ sockliner underfoot. This combination of foams offers a well-balanced experience, providing a high stack of soft, responsive cushioning. To ensure these stability shoes were made to last, Saucony utilized a special carbon rubber to help increase the lifespan and traction of the Guide.
The last jewel in the crown that is the Guide 18 is the advanced Center Path technology that helps support you and your runs. This feature uses asymmetric geometry to center the foot through the gait cycle, encouraging a more consistent and supported stride.
Shoe and Gear Reviews
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Anonymous
After recovering from broken fibula bone , I was looking for a comfortable shoe to help me walking. Visited a shoe store and tried guide 19. Changed my life. My walking improved a lot. Then I bought guide 18 because I wanted a black shoe. Again very comfortable. Iam so habby with both of them. I am not going to buy another brand.
Anonymous
Excellent, comfortable shoe.
Christopher Feliciano
Thank you for good customer service.
Anonymous
Love this shoe! Perfect for over pronators like me! Excellent stability and supreme comfort! The perfect fit too!
Anonymous
I normally wear the Hurricane and thought I would give these a try. They aren’t as comfortable, the toe box is a little more narrow and by the end of a full day my feet hurt especially in the toe area. I ended up returning them and getting a new pair of the Hurricanes.
Anonymous
It wasn’t comfortable I went to the park and walked for an hour This style of tennis shoes is not for me
Anonymous
I've been wearing Saucony running shoes (road & trail) for over 25 years, most recently the peregrines. The newer models all seem to have noticeably narrower toe boxes so now I'm experimenting with going half a size up or going to a wide. It seemed like a great shoe otherwise and maybe I can find a better size fit. The return was easy to do - kudos to Marathon for that.