The Saucony men's Progrid Guide 3 is a light stability running shoe. Features gentle motion control for the mild overpronator, breathable air mesh synthetic upper, dual-density EVA midsole, cushioning system protects the heel and rubber XT-900 outsole. Style#: 200751
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Comfort Galore if you're a runner with a Neutral Foot!
I purchased the ProGrid Ride 3 shoes to replace my worn ProGrid Ride 2 shoes, and WOW what a difference. First off, I knew I'd experience a better run since my old shoes were... well... old and worn out. I was starting to get some leg fatigue after about 13 minutes into my run. With the old shoes, the fit was very good, and the comfort was good, but not great. I enjoyed running in the shoes, but would occasionally experience a little difficulty in how they fit my foot.
With the updated model, I have to say I'm ecstatic about my runs. I find myself having absolutely no fatigue even as I'm approaching 60 minutes at a steady 6 mph pace. It's like running on a cushion of foam! Note, these are designed for people with a neutral gate. If you don't know what that means, your gate identifies how your foot touches the ground while you're walking... with a high arch, flat foot, or neutral. This determines the best type of shoe to provide the most comfort. Go to a running shoe store...
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A good shoe, but not great for me...
I moved into the Saucony Men's Progrid Ride 3 Running Shoe after running for a couple of years in Saucony Progrid Triumph 4 shoes. I can't say what the difference between them is (technically speaking), perhaps the Ride 3 is a little less substantial, or maybe it has a little less padding, especially under the front part of the foot, but after a run of 5 miles or so the balls of my feet were sore, even the next day. I also noticed that the heel didn't feel totally comfortable when I walked on them either. So it looks like this may not be the best match for me. My ankles, knees, and hips were fine though, but there's something about the shoe that just didn't work for me and my feet.
FYI, my weight ranges between about 170-175 and I usually run between 15-20 miles a week, so not killer far. I have a very slight heel strike, and am a neutral runner (no pronounced pronation or suppination in my...
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This shoe is similar to what I've been running in before. I really like saucony brand shoes, they just seem to have the perfect fit for me, and decent weight to do long and short workouts.
Product Features :
- Heel cassette ProGrid technology for maximum comfort and performance
- Compression molded impulse EVA midsole for shock attentuation and comfort
- SRC Impact Zone for a smoother transition
Rating : 4.2
List Price : $94.95
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