Saucony Progrid Omni 7 Ultimate Running Shoes (For Women)

This shoe has a really weird fit. The heel is slanted forward and it pushes the rest of your foot to the front of the shoe, which makes it feel really small. Also the toe box is really narrow, almost pointed. I am a daily runner with a wide toe box and high arch.....these shoes were definitely NOT for me. I sent them back.

I was able to order these shoes in a wide width, so they are very comfortable for me. Have not had a chance to run in them yet, but it looks like they'll do the trick.

I'm a huge fan of Saucony, and have yet to find a pair I hate. :) These shoes are great--supportive, last me for quite awhile. I'd highly recommend them.

A few years ago I was having alot of trouble with my feet when I ran. I had a stride analysis done and these were the sneakers that best fit my needs/feet. Have not had foot problems since. I love the sneakers, they are the only ones I wear.

These are great running shoes for a moderate distance runner, especially if you have high arches.

Saucony recommends sizing up one half size.

These shoes are not as cushioned as the ones I was accustomed to wearing. However, i have found that these Saucony shoes really minimize the foot pain I was experiencing. Lots of arch support.... The price is right, too!

Love Sierra Traders

I've been wearing this shoe model since before it was even called the Saucony Grid Omni, about 10 years total. Fortunately Saucony hasn't changed the design much because it's already the perfect shoe for runners who pronate (foot strikes the ground on the outside half of the foot and the inside half slaps down onto the ground, very common in female runners because of our pelvic anatomy--for you running noobs, that's why you see the stronger, thicker grey material on the sole that helps absorb the shock from that pronation). I don't know how Saucony does it, but I've tried running shoes from dozens of other brands and Saucony's shoes somehow feel both like you're running on a soft pillow and simultaneously have great support for your joints, something I haven't felt in any other brand. I have worn both the Moderate version and the Ultimate and they are both great shoes, but the Ultimate is significantly more supportive so it's a better choice if you're going to be running on concrete, asphalt, etc. or if you have knee problems. If you're going to be running on soft surfaces like trails, grass, and running tracks, you would probably enjoy the Moderate more.