Saucony Men's Ride 6 Running Shoe

This shoe feels really good. My typical running season includes 2-4 half marathons, 3-4 10k's, and 1-2 5k's. I run anywhere from 10-25 miles weekly, outdoors unless temperatures force me inside to the treadmill. I am a female, and I have been able to run in men's AND women's Saucony Ride shoes without any issues for the past 10 years. This particular model, the Ride 6, is discontinued so I just stocked up-- newer models are great, if not better, but they are also more expensive at first. FYI: I recommend always getting a fit test before randomly buying a new brand of tennis shoe for the first time. 10 years ago I was tested and Saucony was a good fit for me. I have observed consistent improvements to the Ride line over the years. I will continue to buy Saucony Ride for as long as they make them.

I usually do not write negative reviews. But I feel that I have to on this particular type of running shoes.I run a lot and run fast.I do own Saucony Triumph ISO 12, but they wearing off, need to be replaced. I gave a try to this Saucony Men’s Ride 6. NO COMPARISON. Ride 6 is much much tougher soles, no shock absorption. I’m a heel to toe runner, so I do need good heel support and shock absorption. I usually run between 6 and 10 a day, 3-4 days a week at 7:20-7:30/mi pace.Today April 14, 2020 just finished little over 3 miles, it was painful. Lower calfs, heels and lower back. Also shoes seemed to be more narrow. I don’t have wide feet, but these shoes were to tight.Saucony Triumph ISO 12 fit PERFECTLY, true to size and description.Hope it helps other runners.

I waited a couple of weeks to write this review so that I could break them in by wearing them everyday. I finally ran with them yesterday (07/29/14) and was really pleased. I was running in the Saucony Guide 6 ,but after doing my homework (which I should have done before purchasing the Guide 6's), I discovered through Saucony.com that there are basically 3 types of runners and 3 types of running shoes made for those runners. I discovered that I was a neutral runner which, unfortunately, the Guide 6's were not a shoe recommended for neutral runners. I noticed a big difference after running in my new Ride 6's immediately. I felt that I could go a couple more miles in them as to where my Guide 6's would have let me know that it was time to stop. I can't wait to run again this afternoon in my new shoes. Another awesome benefit the saucony web site offers is a "see how the shoe you are currently wearing (any brand), "size-wise", will match up with the Saucony you are interested in purchasing, in 3-D! This takes the guess work out of buying shoes online without having to try them on first. I highly recommend, after finding a pair on Amazon, go to their website and make sure the size you are ordering is what is compared with the brand you currently wear.

It’s been awhile since I have bought a Saucony. Is it me or they don’t make them like they use to. I see all the reviews that it’s cushioning is tremendous. I’d like to try it out more but I know what I use to get from them in terms of cushioning. But it is apparent in my first few strides in them that this is not the same shoe. Are they making these completely different. Albeit it’s been several years but there is no close semblance of fit and plushness that Saucony use to have. I am sending this back at the moment

Prior to this pair of Saucony's, the Ride 6, I had been using the Saucony Grid Phantom that I purchased at a local sporting goods store for around $40. They were very comfortable (the Grid Phantom), but like all my other running shoes wore out unevenly on the outer heel due to my under pronation. After doing some "research" online the Ride 10 was recommended as a neutral running shoe good for under pronators like me. I am cheap so I didn't get the 10's and found the 6's to be more in line with my price tolerance.I learned after a few runs that the neutral aspect of this shoe seems to A: Provide little arch support (it's not very cushy when I run). B: It makes me work a bit harder per stride since the 8 mm offset keeps my heel lower than with my Grid Phantoms.I give it four stars because it is a light shoe that fits well. It seems durable. However it is not the right one for me.

Great shoe that continues to evolve - and I cannot say for the better. I definitely liked the Ride 4 & Ride 5 better even though this Ride is much lighter in weight. The fit just seems different and i've had to add inserts that I didn't used to have to. Overall the construction on these are top notch. They usually last at least 300+ miles and most often upwards of 4-500 miles. They have done a great job at reducing the weight on these as well and for the price it is one of the smoothest rides out there. (Pun intended.) As for the use of inserts - I never used to have to have them. I believe - don't know for sure - that the insoles have been reduced/flattened from previous editions. I recall they used to have pretty good insoles and definitely higher arches than what they have now. These are still my go-to distance shoe, and i've got a marathon coming up shortly. But now i've mixed in a few other brands/models for speed/hill work and also adding them to my distances runs.

Die Qualitäten des Schuhs beim Laufen sind unbestritten und hinlänglich gewürdigt.Aber:Ich habe den Schuh inzwischen 9x getragen und dabei knapp 110 KM zurückgelegt. Es darf nicht sein, dass schon jetzt das Obermaterial am "Einstieg" defekt ist

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Für mich der beste Laufschuh! Super robus und klasse verarbeitet, läuft sich perfekt! Laufe dieses Modell schon viele Jahre lang!

Excelentes tenis para largas distancias, recomendables al 100%.