Go try them on. Take a look at saucony tempest too
I could try but the return policies mean if there's even a shred of wear they won't refund. Only the major manufacturers like Nike allow try before you buy, in the UK anyway.
Go try them on. Take a look at saucony tempest too
Isn't it the Tempus? How is that different from the Triumph?
I like Saucony as a brand because I have never had a shoe from them that I didn't like. One of my favorite Saucony shoes was the Zealot ISO 3. It was basically a Kinvara with more cushioning. When I heard that they were going to quit making them, I bought 3 pairs. I have not found a suitable shoe similar to that one. The Endorphin Speed has been recommended. That sounds like a great shoe but not quite the same. I'm wondering if the Tempus might work.
So is Puma making good running shoes again? I haven't had a pair in years.
Looking for a light, do it all type shoe that isn't overly firm. Both of these have good reviews. Any thoughts on which is better? Thanks
I run in the Mach 4, my daily trainer.
I like it a lot except for one problem. It runs too narrow for me in the forefoot. I didn’t notice any issue when I tried it on or even first ran in it. But as my mileage and runs increased its uncomfortable. It pinches the inside of both of my big toes after about 7 or 8 miles into a run so long runs in particular are uncomfortable.
Someone else mentioned that the Mach 4 is cheap right now, that is true. I think the 5 might be a little wider in the toebox?
Thanks. They definitely would not work for me. Even the slightest hint of support/stability in a shoe will cause excruciating pain throughout the lateral sides of my feet.