Women's Saucony ProGrid Kinvara

Comments about Womens Saucony ProGrid Kinvara Running Shoe:

I got these shoes right before I had a 10M race. I had been running in Nike Air Pegasus 27 TR's and they were just too heavy, even though they are a great shoe. I had no problems wearing these for the first time in my race and ran my fastest 10M to date! I have worn them since and had no problems! I can't wait till I can get another pair.

Comments about Womens Saucony ProGrid Kinvara Running Shoe:

I couldn't wait to write this review!!!I have been wearing Nike Shox for years and have recently started experiencing knee pains. I did LOTS of research and narrowed down to getting the Asics Gel Nimbus 12 or the Nike Zoom Vamero +5. After feeling and seeing both of them on each foot, I ordered the Nike from Lady Foot Locker's website (the color I wanted was available only on the web). They ended up sending the entire wrong shoe, and were completely out of the shoe I wanted (it was discontinued). So back to square one. My boyfriend Suggested that I look at Saucony, so I did. After a few hours, I decided on this shoe.. and I wasnt sorry. I did interval training for an hour and a half with them, right out of the box.. I could have kept going all day. This shoe is like running/walking on feather pillows. I did let the sales guy talk me into a pair of Q Factor Cushion insoles (that Im not sure If I'm completely sold on yet).The shoe (without the insoles) fits like a glove, allows lots of toe room and looks really nice. I did get the hot pink, and plan to order the pink/white and also the orange to have some back ups. I will suggest that you order this a half size larger than your everyday shoe. With the Asics and the Nike's I was true to size, even though reviews said to order up. These ones I actually did need a half size bigger. I think I have found my life time running companion in these shoes! =)

Comments about Womens Saucony ProGrid Kinvara Running Shoe:

I love these shoes! The one and only bad thing, and this may be isolated to me, is that I start to get a little stiff after a few miles in them. They are perfect for shorter distances (10K or less), but I stick to my distance shoes for more than that. I love my Kinvaras on the trails too. They are light enough to be able to glide through the trails with ease! Wonderful!