Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

This is a great shoe. I run 20-30 miles a week and haven't experienced any blisters, as I often do with my narrow feet. The updated sockliner in the PowerGrid Triumph 10 keeps my foot secure, and I like the feel of this light shoe.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I have tried a variety of running shoes and always come back to Saucony because of the cushion and fit. I ordered Triumph 10s and am amazed at how light, flexible and comfortable they are. I was able to run my first half marathon after recovering from a metatarsal fracture and improved by time by several minutes! I have 2 pairs and plan to order more! Love them, hope they don't change!!

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I just started running and the shoes seem to make it easier.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I ran a full marathon with these shoes with no problem. No pain on the bottom of the feet. PERFECT for my feet, can't ask for more. I will buy more the same shoes with different color.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I run at least five days a week. I rotate between two pair of shoes. The fit on the Triumph 10 is too tight, not as comfortable as previous models with a rounder toebox.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

These shoes are the best ever that I have used for running. I ran for years in other brands and always had shin splints, not knowing why. First time in Triumphs were the 8s and was also the first time with no shin pain. Love them! 9s werent great at all, am so happy the 10s are back to true Triumph form.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I love how light the sneakers are. They go with everything

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

Been wearing Saucony for 9 years. I have been in the Triumph for most of these years. The 10 feels like there is less arch support and more fore foot cushion. I have a neutral gait, high arch, and land mostly on my forefoot. It feels OK, but I liked the previous versions better through the arch. On the plus side, the outer toe box does not rub my pinky toes, like the last 2 versions (8, 9). Plus in 9 the lateral toe would rip out by 300 miles (3 months). 10 is better there.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

Love the roomy toe-box, supportive arch and relatively tight heel. As long as I lace the shoes tightly, I'm in good shape without slippage. I ordered my actual size, despite various reccommendations to order a 1/2 size up or down. Saucony is a well-established running shoe company; why would I think I need to order anything but my actual shoe size? I ordered true to size and I think that was the right call. The toe box is wide and roomy, but overall I think ordering true to size is the correct way to go.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I was looking for a comfortable running shoe but stylish at the same time
I ran 7 miles the first time I used it , it was comfy ... I love it

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I have used the Triumph 9 for a few years and love them. I was excited about the colors and the reviews on the Triumph 10s so I thought I would give them a try. I am 5'4" tall and weight 130#. As soon as I put them on I felt that they were a bit stiffer than the 9's but sometimes that can be good. About 1 mile into the run, the arch on one foot was extremely stressed and painful. I ran 3 miles but had to slow down and finally walk the last 1/4 mile becasue I was scared I would really hurt myself. The next day I ran in my 9s and they were fine. Too bad. These are sharp shoes - very pretty - but they are going back! Thank goodness for the wear them and return policy with road runner sports. I will have to get another pair of the 9s.

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I bought these for my daughter for track and cross country training. She was excited to have such pretty shoes but they felt a little stiff to start. About a mile into the run, she said her calf was hurting a bit. After another mile, she was complainig of knee pain in that same leg. After the third mile, both knees were hurting and we were forced to walk back. Somehow thay must have changed the way she was running to cause the knee main. She is 5' tall and weighs 90#. We sent them back!

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I bought these for longer recovery runs and they feel great. A nice compromise between a low profile shoe and a full size trainer. The cushioning is protective yet firm enough to not be squishy. I wanted to love triumph 9 but the upper was too deep and sloppy. This year's is way better! You won't believe how light they feel!

Comments about Womens Saucony PowerGrid Triumph 10 Running Shoe:

I run 10-15 mi a week on pavement, concrete, and treadmill. I usually wear a 7.5 or and 8. The 8 fit perfectly.

had Triumph 5's several years back and ran over 350 road mi in them (in Florida on hot pavement), including a half marathon, before I retired them. I tried out a few different shoes over the last few years and just went back to the Triumphs. The Triumph 10 is light, breathable, with perfect amount of cushion. I ran a 10K in them with minimal break in. I never should have left the Truimphs and am now a fan for life.

The small negative: The flat shoelaces drive me crazy. The tangle easily and are not always easy to unknot.