Saucony Men's Ride 14 Running Shoe

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Fleet Feet reviewers spent weeks running and walking in the Saucony Ride 14 to see how it compares to previous versions. Here’s what you need to know about the latest Ride from Saucony. The Ride 14 isn’t the most-cushioned running shoe in Saucony’s lineup, but it delivers an ideal balance of protective foam and nimble response thanks to the bed of PWRRUN cushioning.

Cut in half: Saucony Ride 14 Review (2023) | RunRepeat

Saucony has clearly taken a big risk with the Ride 15 but this uncharacteristic “go big or go home” approach has paid off. The Ride 15 is the best version of the Ride to date. At 10.15 ounces (286g) the Saucony Ride 14, is no lightweight, but it doesn’t weigh your feet or legs down.Saucony running shoes for women. Find the latest womens Saucony Peregrine, Kinvara, Ride, Triumph and many more. Fast delivery and great prices. A runner looking for support with a very comfortable upper would enjoy wearing Guide 14 for medium to slow-paced runs of any distance. The Ride’s upper has such a cozy feel,” she says. “The tongue is padded and cushy on the top of my foot, and the heel collar conforms to my foot perfectly.” The Ride was cut from the same cloth as the Brooks Ghost and the Nike Pegasus. You always knew what you were going to get when buying it. This all changes with the Ride 15. But, if you’re a fan of the Guide line, you’ll get the same reliable stability. Flat- feeling transition, but oh, the upper feels so cozy, even miles into the run.

Saucony Ride 14 review | TechRadar

The feathery feel complements the moderately firm cushioning for a ride that can handle any type of run. Visually, it looks bulky with its maxed-out cushion. But in hand and on foot, the Saucony Ride 15 is strikingly light. OUR VERDICT Saucony Guide 14 is a quality stability shoe that gets the job done with a standout upper and average underfoot experience. There is no shifting and sliding around with the gusseted tongue of the Ride 15. In addition, it's padded enough (4 mm) to prevent the shoe's rather rough laces from digging into the skin. For the second year, Guide’s upper employs FORMFIT technology, which includes the remnant from the ISOFIT models of an attached tongue, with mesh that hugs both sides of the midfoot and keeps the tongue from moving around.For a neutral shoe, the Saucony Ride really impressed us with its steady platform. We believe that it comes from the combination of the midsole shape, the foam firmness, and the fact that our heels sit deeper inside the shoe. It retains the same PWRRUN cushioning used in the 13 to provide a nicely responsive and cushioned ride and has matched that with a mesh upper that’s designed to help make this a lighter and more breathable shoe to eat up miles in than its predecessor.