Saucony Women's Ride 15 Running Shoe

Been awhile since I finally got around to trying Sauconys. I'll be honest, I've heard nothing but rave reviews, but a lot of them are expensive and honestly -- a little shallow -- but I hate the logo and design.First off, I got these cause (1) they were on sale and (2) I feel like the scheme and colors help the logo not stand out too much and honestly I think they look great.Secondly, they run great and I think I not only get why all my runner friends love Sauconys but also they're my favorite brand now. First I was an Adidas gal. But they keep completely revamping their lineup every few years, discontinuing old favorites, creating "successors" which have flaws that take a few iterations to iron out. Then Reebok's new Floatrides cause they're an amazing value. Then Brooks when I wanted to upgrade a bit nicer. Finally this.First off, the feel/quality of the material is top notch. That was the one downside of the Rebook's (great value, but uppers can feel a bit stiff/cheap). The bounce however feels more responsive than the Brooks Ghosts I used before (granted, not their most springy model, but I'm still solidly in daily trainers territory). It does feel slightly light on cushioning compared to super cushy shoes, but still a very comfy daily trainer and I think the slide trade-off for better pace on tempo days is worth it.Fit great for me. A little more snug in the toebox compared to some others I've used, but I tend to be wide there and not enough to cause discomfort. Just something I noticed. Took a little bit to break in, maybe 5-10ish miles, but that's not abnormal for a running shoe.

Great fit, right color, comfortable

I have very problematic feet, but these are very helpful. Very lightweight, my feet don't hurt wearing them and sometimes it feels like I don't have shoes on at all.Do note that their different styles can feel VERY different. I tried their Guide 15 and was very uncomfortable and painful. I have no arches, but my husband has high arches and he found these uncomfortable for him.

I like the quality of the shoe. These are a little tighter then my others but I do like the sole andy knee does not hurt at the end of the day.

I’ve owned several pairs if these shoes so you can say I’m a fan. I saw these on sale for around $50 and had to get them. My older pair had so much mileage it was time for a new pair. These shoes in my opinion run a little wider, which does help with the comfort aspect. Not too tight, and they do offer a wide option if necessary. I have high arches and these shoes did support them. Sizing and color are accurate.

I bought these for walking on a treadmill. They are accurate in sizing. They are an attractive shoe and have great ventilation. But the toe box is narrow. They are not as cushy as my Sketchers, which I love. I wanted to like them more but my toes start cramping up 1/2 way through my workout.

Very comfortable, light weight, great quality and price.

It was perfect, it is an excellent running shoe, my favorite currently. Very comfortable and lightweight

I have owned this shoe before and used it for 1.5 years before wearing through on the toes .I ordered this pair in November 2023 and holes have already formed and the top cap is ripped and damaged . Very disappointed with the quality of this shoe .

Espadrilles très légères, qui pourraient être très confortables si ce n'est qu'elles sont très serrées sur le dessus du pied (note: j'ai les pieds très étroits). Je les retourne pour cette raison.

Exactly what I was looking for! My orthopedist said I needed a 8mm heel drop to fix my flat feet/pronation, and these did the trick! They go with all my workout clothes, they’re comfy, and I like the “pep” the foam sole gives me

Me encantaron me acomodan y además están bonitos

These are a wide fit shoe and while the left one fits amazing - the right one fits very tight - not sure if this is a manufacturing issue. Otherwise, they feel great on - very cushiony.