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Men's
Saucony ProGrid Triumph 5
You'll find the Men's Saucony® ProGrid™ Triumph 5 refines the major updates the
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Men's Saucony® ProGrid™ Triumph 5 :: You'll find the Men's Saucony® ProGrid™ Triumph 5 refines the major updates the ProGrid™ Triumph 4 brought to this plush cushioning running shoe. You get a lighter running shoe that's very responsive thanks to a more segmented, flexible outsole. 11.5 ounces |
Category Type:
NEUTRAL
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Neutral + shoes provides increased cushioning for maximum shock absorption. Determine your body frame by using this chart to get your perfect shoe.
Use this chart to determine your body frame and get your perfect shoe fit.
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Specifications:
- Predecessor Product Type:
ProGrid Triumph 4
- Shock Absorption: Heel|SRC|Heel and Forefoot|ProGrid|
- Toebox Width: Medium
- Shoe Construction: STROEBEL
- Midsole Material: Compression Molded EVA|
- Outsole Material: Carbon Rubber|
- Upper Material: Mesh W/Synthetic Leather Trim|
- Country of Origin: China
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Latest Reviews:
John Niven rated this product
5 stars
Fri, April 24, 2009:
Great shoe, light weight but can easily handle a 1/2 marathon
Anonymous rated this product
2 stars
Wed, April 22, 2009:
I started having plantar pane at 125 miles in this shoes, which is unexceptable. The nike air max moto is a much better choice. I have put on more than 150 miles with no pain! I think I will stick to nike and asics from now on. Not good if you are an overpronator. I would stay far away from thi
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