Men's Saucony Triumph 20 - Black - Low-top sneakers Runs like a dream. Gear up for a run you don't even have to think about (if you don't want to). With the Triumph 20, every detail supports maximum comfort and softness that lasts.
Men's Saucony Triumph 20 - Black - Low-top sneakers Runs like a dream. Gear up for a run you don't even have to think about (if you don't want to). With the Triumph 20, every detail supports maximum comfort and softness that lasts.
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Men's Saucony Triumph 20 - Black - Low-top sneakers Runs like a dream. Gear up for a run you don't even have to think about (if you don't want to). With the Triumph 20, every detail supports maximum comfort and softness that lasts.
Men's Saucony Triumph 20 - Black - Low-top sneakers Runs like a dream. Gear up for a run you don't even have to think about (if you don't want to). With the Triumph 20, every detail supports maximum comfort and softness that lasts.
Last updated at 18/02/2025 01:19:47
originally posted on REI
Three for comfort, 2 for long lasting/value. They started falling apart the second month. Barely ran in them until the 4th month. I glued the soles about 4 times because they were so comfortable I wanted to preserve them since I was in another country and could not return them.
originally posted on sunandski.com
I love the Speeds. The plastic plate is a bit more flexible than the carbon plate of the Pro so the roll is not as severe. The toe box is wide enough for my fat foot and it locks down good. All in all it's a comfortable shoe. It's great for intervals and I would take it up to a half marathon race without hesitation. I have owned each rendition 1, 2, and 3 and have been happy with them all. I run a lot and have most brands of shoe in my closet. The Speeds are my favorite for frequent use.
originally posted on REI
I used this shoe daily for walking around and standing in the hospital. After one month, the sole was peeling off the bottom of the shoe. The honeycomb pattern of the foam also had started to break off around the edges with more wear. Additionally, had pain in my feet at the end of the day which I did not experience with other similar shoes previously. Ended up returning for a refund.
| ARCH SUPPORT | Support |
| TERRAIN | Road |
| PURPOSE | Running |
| WEIGHT PAIR | 9.0 oz / 257.5g |
Three for comfort, 2 for long lasting/value. They started falling apart the second month. Barely ran in them until the 4th month. I glued the soles about 4 times because they were so comfortable I wanted to preserve them since I was in another country and could not return them.
I love the Speeds. The plastic plate is a bit more flexible than the carbon plate of the Pro so the roll is not as severe. The toe box is wide enough for my fat foot and it locks down good. All in all it's a comfortable shoe. It's great for intervals and I would take it up to a half marathon race without hesitation. I have owned each rendition 1, 2, and 3 and have been happy with them all. I run a lot and have most brands of shoe in my closet. The Speeds are my favorite for frequent use.
I used this shoe daily for walking around and standing in the hospital. After one month, the sole was peeling off the bottom of the shoe. The honeycomb pattern of the foam also had started to break off around the edges with more wear. Additionally, had pain in my feet at the end of the day which I did not experience with other similar shoes previously. Ended up returning for a refund.
I've bought two pairs of Triumph 20 and both have been excellent. They are very soft and easy on the legs. I've had leg pains in the past from some trainers and did not experience that here. Their sweet spot is long, slow runs. My only "knock" on them is they are not the best for speedwork or racing.
I have worn Saucony Triumphs and its predecessor for at least five years. This model 20 is one of the best fitting and cushioned shoe of the Saucony Triumphs. The new lacing system with the lace at mid shoe goes around an elastic band that circles the shoe to the lace on the opposite side and keeps the shoe snug to your heal. You can not come out of the show. BUT the new lacing system has its drawbacks. While I have only worn the shoe for 4 days and it hopefully will stretch it is difficult to manually pull the laces apart to put my foot in the shoe. The new system holds the laces tight. I am using a shoehorn.
Was a great experience getting fitting help on the machine. Was recommended the Triumph 21 which was a little over budget so the staff suggested getting the 20 online at a much better price. Shoe has been good, and am really enjoying running in them. The max cushion has been great for my feet.
After being a runner for 30+ years, I have been relegated to walking due to arthritis. After switching my allegiance from ASICS to Brooks in the last few years, I was convinced by my wife to try her go to shoe. I have not been disappointed. The Triumph has turned out to be a very comfortable shoe for my 5+ mile daily walks and is not showing the wear that I have experienced in my last shoes. Unless something changes with this model, it is my new go to walking shoe.
Having worn an older Triumph model the last few years, I was surprised how much cushier these felt on my feet- honestly just incredible. They were comfortable out of the box, but I figured I’d take them out for a shorter run to break them in a bit. They felt so excellent that I did my seven mile run in them, and it was the best time I’d had the last couple years. I went for another seven mile run today. They felt just as wonderful, and my time was solid again. I now plan on getting another pair for when these are done. I didn’t know running shoes could be this comfortable under foot. Go Triumphs!
Running on clouds !I've ran approx 11k and these shoes are definitely worth the investment. Extra cushion compared to the Triumph 19 D. They fit well and don't mind the "rocking" form. I know others don't like the change...but I welcome it! Looking forward to many more runs in them!Small drawback - short laces.
Brilliant shoe that keeps the legs turning over indefinitely. Wore them during a recent 100km ultra, and never even considered taking them off. Lateral portion of the toebox feels a bit narrow, and they a little clunky when you try to push onto your forefoot for faster kms, but they're not designed to be a 10k racer. Would happily pick up a second pair in future.
| ARCH SUPPORT | Support |
| TERRAIN | Road |
| PURPOSE | Running |
| WEIGHT PAIR | 9.0 oz / 257.5g |
