Closeouts. One ride and Saucony's Guide 5 running shoes will instantly become your go-to trainers, thanks to their responsive, full-length ProGrid midsole cushion and a smooth transitioning 8mm heel-to-toe offset.
- Breathable mesh upper with HydraMAX collar lining
- Open-cell foam sockliner is breathable and antimicrobial
- Full-length ProGrid midsole provides a seamless transition, cushion and responsive ride
- SRC impact zone for shock absorption
- 8mm heel-to-toe offset
- XT-900 carbon rubber outsole for traction and durability
- Made in China or Indonesia
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- US shipments only
- Running
- Non-Waterproof
- Upper: Nylon mesh with synthetic overlays
- Lining: Nylon mesh
- Removable insole
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Rubber
- Weight (pair): 1 lb.
- Made in China or Indonesia
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- US shipments only
Average Rating (43 reviews)
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Reviewed by GardenGirl from Virginia on Friday, May 03, 2013These shoes were recommended to me by a friend to help provide some cushioning needed due to arthritis in the joints. I wear them mostly around the house and they do seem to help. They are well made and easy to clean. They are not roomy enough for thick socks, but I didn't want to risk getting a larger size when I bought a second pair. Sierra Trading Post has the best price I could find.
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Reviewed by Portland by foot from Portland OR on Wednesday, May 01, 2013This shoe was very comfortable right out of the box. I am an avid race walker and will enjoy training and racing these shoes. Very good support and cushioning. True to size.
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Reviewed by Satisfied Customer from Oregon on Monday, April 29, 2013I have been a brooks wearer for years but due to lack of my size tried the saucony Pro Grids. They are working well for work and my work out. I do not run in them but have found them roomy and comfortable for walking. They have a good size toe box. I have been wearing them a little over a week so I don't know how they will hold up but I'm satisfied so far.
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Reviewed by livinthelife from wyoming on Sunday, April 28, 2013right out of the box they feel great and I love that they have no heel elevation
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Reviewed by Velma Gray from North Carolina on Saturday, April 27, 2013Okay, don't really like the red & gold trim but the blue was unavailable in my size. Comfort is okay but haven't had long enough to determine overall satisfaction.
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Question “I looked at your running shoe guide to find that I have a normal arch. I'm training for my first 5K but would like to continue running. Are these the best for my foot? ”
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Answer This is a light support shoe and not a neutral running shoe. It is probably not your best choice.
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Question “Hi! What does 'narrow' vs. 'medium' vs. 'wide' refer to? Width at heel? At metatarsal? Sauconys are known for a wide toe box -- is that affected?”
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Answer What Women's Shoe Width Measurements Mean Shoe manufacturers have standardized rules for how to measure length but shoe width measurements are much more variable. There is some general agreement that a shoe increases 3/16th of an inch around the circumference of the ball of the foot for every increase in width for the same length.||Here are the terms used to measure shoe widths moving from the most narrow to the widest: ||AA = N = "narrow" or "double A" ||M = B = "medium", the most common or "average" width for that size. ||W = C = "wide"
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Question “I am an overpronator, and am considering this shoe for use on a hard surface (nursing duty.) Will you tell me if it is suitable please?”
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Answer the Guide 5 is a light stability shoe so it would off some support.
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Question “Are these for a neutral runner or for a mild to moderate pronate runner?”
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Answer These are a stability shoe so they are for runners who over pronate.
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