Pick up the pace with the men's Cohesion 13 running shoe from Saucony. A Versafoam footbed absorbs impact and reduces pressure for comfortable strides at every level of running. A Grid Cushioning System and flexible, segmented Xt-600 rubber sole work together to make every stride more supported than the last. The breathable mesh upper delivers a comfortable, secure hold.
Pick up the pace with the men's Cohesion 13 running shoe from Saucony. A Versafoam footbed absorbs impact and reduces pressure for comfortable strides at every level of running. A Grid Cushioning System and flexible, segmented Xt-600 rubber sole work together to make every stride more supported than the last. The breathable mesh upper delivers a comfortable, secure hold.
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The lowest price we last saw for Saucony Cohesion 13 Black Trainers - Mens was $75.15 at Sport It First, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 11 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Saucony Cohesion 13 Black Trainers - Mens
Pick up the pace with the men's Cohesion 13 running shoe from Saucony. A Versafoam footbed absorbs impact and reduces pressure for comfortable strides at every level of running. A Grid Cushioning System and flexible, segmented Xt-600 rubber sole work together to make every stride more supported than the last. The breathable mesh upper delivers a comfortable, secure hold.
Pick up the pace with the men's Cohesion 13 running shoe from Saucony. A Versafoam footbed absorbs impact and reduces pressure for comfortable strides at every level of running. A Grid Cushioning System and flexible, segmented Xt-600 rubber sole work together to make every stride more supported than the last. The breathable mesh upper delivers a comfortable, secure hold.
Last updated at 11/05/2026 01:31:37
Saucony Cohesion 13 Mens Black Running Shoes
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I bought these shoes after I talked with a family member who is a doctor and looked at my arches to figure out which shoes would work best. The shoes came at the right time and I was eager to run in them. Running is my stress reliever and one of my greatest self cares for battling depression and anxiety. I went on my first run and my left foot felt odd. I kept going because maybe I just had to break them in. That was not smart on my end and a few minutes later it got to the point where my foot gave out and I had to stop. I had to limp back to my place and change shoes. My foot continued to hurt and I could not put weight on it. A week passes, my foot is not getting better and I am trying my hardest not to limp to cause further damage elsewhere. I finally go on my ... MoreI bought these shoes after I talked with a family member who is a doctor and looked at my arches to figure out which shoes would work best. The shoes came at the right time and I was eager to run in them. Running is my stress reliever and one of my greatest self cares for battling depression and anxiety. I went on my first run and my left foot felt odd. I kept going because maybe I just had to break them in. That was not smart on my end and a few minutes later it got to the point where my foot gave out and I had to stop. I had to limp back to my place and change shoes. My foot continued to hurt and I could not put weight on it. A week passes, my foot is not getting better and I am trying my hardest not to limp to cause further damage elsewhere. I finally go on my birthday to the foot doctor where they tell me I have an extra bone in my foot that is now inflamed and if it doesn't get better by the boot I need surgery. I am now in a boot for a month, my wedding is in two months and my foot is not getting any better and I will probably need surgery. Did Saucony cause this issue? Not directly, but I am 22 years old and have had no feet issues with the extra bone (one that only 10% of the world has) until these new shoes.As I called to explain I was told since I wore them once I cannot return them (understandable), but was not offered money back. Then I was told that I could use a discount online to purchase a new pair. As nice as that is, you cannot pay me enough money to buy again from a company that does not acknowledge or have any remorse towards something that has now cost thousands of dollars and will most likely mean invasive surgery all because I got a new pair of shoes. So buy at your own risk and do not expect them to work with you or have any accountability towards their products.
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On my feet 16 hours a day, climbing stairs, ladders & inclines! These cohesion soles with VERSAFOAM are soft cushioned but strong! Good balancing strong! If I wear any other tennis for long, my feet are hurting within five hours to the point of wincing with every step!Not clumsy wide soles but on carpet or cement they support my balance ! I’m a wallpaper hanger,160 lbs and very active (as long as I’m wearing Saucony shoes with versafoam!!
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Bought these shoes in black at the end of May, beginning of June 2020. Wore them once in a while until the end of July when I started putting in about 5+ miles each day in them, specifically for running or walking. Before the end of August, I started feeling area under the ball of my right foot wearing through and then the fabric against my heel also developing a hole. When I decided to replace the insoles with commercial ones, I saw that each supplied insole was very thin and both had worn through under the ball of each foot, in several spots.I've had Saucony shoes for at least 10 years, and this is the first pair that has fallen apart so quickly.That said, they are comfortable. Much better than the Kinvara 11 Stars and Stripes. However, the basic coloring for ... MoreBought these shoes in black at the end of May, beginning of June 2020. Wore them once in a while until the end of July when I started putting in about 5+ miles each day in them, specifically for running or walking. Before the end of August, I started feeling area under the ball of my right foot wearing through and then the fabric against my heel also developing a hole. When I decided to replace the insoles with commercial ones, I saw that each supplied insole was very thin and both had worn through under the ball of each foot, in several spots.I've had Saucony shoes for at least 10 years, and this is the first pair that has fallen apart so quickly.That said, they are comfortable. Much better than the Kinvara 11 Stars and Stripes. However, the basic coloring for these shows leaves much for the styling and the quality has already been addressed. Maybe if you use these for a casual shoe it might last longer, but for running shoe (as categorized) I've definitely had better.
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Saucony Cohesion 13 Mens Black Running Shoes
Delivery $56.36
Saucony Men's Cohesion 13 Running Shoes Size 10
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
I bought these shoes after I talked with a family member who is a doctor and looked at my arches to figure out which shoes would work best. The shoes came at the right time and I was eager to run in them. Running is my stress reliever and one of my greatest self cares for battling depression and anxiety. I went on my first run and my left foot felt odd. I kept going because maybe I just had to break them in. That was not smart on my end and a few minutes later it got to the point where my foot gave out and I had to stop. I had to limp back to my place and change shoes. My foot continued to hurt and I could not put weight on it. A week passes, my foot is not getting better and I am trying my hardest not to limp to cause further damage elsewhere. I finally go on my ... MoreI bought these shoes after I talked with a family member who is a doctor and looked at my arches to figure out which shoes would work best. The shoes came at the right time and I was eager to run in them. Running is my stress reliever and one of my greatest self cares for battling depression and anxiety. I went on my first run and my left foot felt odd. I kept going because maybe I just had to break them in. That was not smart on my end and a few minutes later it got to the point where my foot gave out and I had to stop. I had to limp back to my place and change shoes. My foot continued to hurt and I could not put weight on it. A week passes, my foot is not getting better and I am trying my hardest not to limp to cause further damage elsewhere. I finally go on my birthday to the foot doctor where they tell me I have an extra bone in my foot that is now inflamed and if it doesn't get better by the boot I need surgery. I am now in a boot for a month, my wedding is in two months and my foot is not getting any better and I will probably need surgery. Did Saucony cause this issue? Not directly, but I am 22 years old and have had no feet issues with the extra bone (one that only 10% of the world has) until these new shoes.As I called to explain I was told since I wore them once I cannot return them (understandable), but was not offered money back. Then I was told that I could use a discount online to purchase a new pair. As nice as that is, you cannot pay me enough money to buy again from a company that does not acknowledge or have any remorse towards something that has now cost thousands of dollars and will most likely mean invasive surgery all because I got a new pair of shoes. So buy at your own risk and do not expect them to work with you or have any accountability towards their products.
On my feet 16 hours a day, climbing stairs, ladders & inclines! These cohesion soles with VERSAFOAM are soft cushioned but strong! Good balancing strong! If I wear any other tennis for long, my feet are hurting within five hours to the point of wincing with every step!Not clumsy wide soles but on carpet or cement they support my balance ! I’m a wallpaper hanger,160 lbs and very active (as long as I’m wearing Saucony shoes with versafoam!!
Bought these shoes in black at the end of May, beginning of June 2020. Wore them once in a while until the end of July when I started putting in about 5+ miles each day in them, specifically for running or walking. Before the end of August, I started feeling area under the ball of my right foot wearing through and then the fabric against my heel also developing a hole. When I decided to replace the insoles with commercial ones, I saw that each supplied insole was very thin and both had worn through under the ball of each foot, in several spots.I've had Saucony shoes for at least 10 years, and this is the first pair that has fallen apart so quickly.That said, they are comfortable. Much better than the Kinvara 11 Stars and Stripes. However, the basic coloring for ... MoreBought these shoes in black at the end of May, beginning of June 2020. Wore them once in a while until the end of July when I started putting in about 5+ miles each day in them, specifically for running or walking. Before the end of August, I started feeling area under the ball of my right foot wearing through and then the fabric against my heel also developing a hole. When I decided to replace the insoles with commercial ones, I saw that each supplied insole was very thin and both had worn through under the ball of each foot, in several spots.I've had Saucony shoes for at least 10 years, and this is the first pair that has fallen apart so quickly.That said, they are comfortable. Much better than the Kinvara 11 Stars and Stripes. However, the basic coloring for these shows leaves much for the styling and the quality has already been addressed. Maybe if you use these for a casual shoe it might last longer, but for running shoe (as categorized) I've definitely had better.
Don't bother with this shoe if you plan to do any running. The quality control stinks. I've had great Cohesions and others with inconsistent fit, stitching, or materials. The laces are cheap and awful. Worst case scenario you will injure yourself. Happened to me. The heel cup was so out-of-mold that a sharp piece of the plastic protruded into the foot bed under the insole. I only ran four miles on it but my heel was injured, seemingly bruised and almost cut. I quickly threw those pair away and got a another Saucony product. It's been over a week and I still feel the injury. I will never buy Cohesions again. Just spend a little more and get a better quality shoe. One more bad experience and I may start looking for a different brand. Love Saucony, would hate to leave ... MoreDon't bother with this shoe if you plan to do any running. The quality control stinks. I've had great Cohesions and others with inconsistent fit, stitching, or materials. The laces are cheap and awful. Worst case scenario you will injure yourself. Happened to me. The heel cup was so out-of-mold that a sharp piece of the plastic protruded into the foot bed under the insole. I only ran four miles on it but my heel was injured, seemingly bruised and almost cut. I quickly threw those pair away and got a another Saucony product. It's been over a week and I still feel the injury. I will never buy Cohesions again. Just spend a little more and get a better quality shoe. One more bad experience and I may start looking for a different brand. Love Saucony, would hate to leave the brand over QC issues. So far the higher priced models have not been affected.
I recently added the Saucony Cohesion 13 to my shoe rotation for my lighter runs and all I have to say is "WOW"! This shoe has an affordable price tag (I got mine on sale for $49) and it performs great. I run about 30-50 miles a week and these shoes will perform great on any run up to 10 miles. There is a decent amount of "spring" and the cushion is just about right (not too plush/firm). Very light and breathable. They are fantastic neutral trainers for a 5K & 10K.Currently, I run in the Saucony Triumph 18 for my longer runs and use the Cohesion 13 for my shorter/recovery runs. Also, ran in the Saucony Triumph 17. Prior, I ran in the Asics Cumulus Series (16-21) and Nimbus Series (16-21) for my shoe rotations.For the price tag, you definitely get more for what ... MoreI recently added the Saucony Cohesion 13 to my shoe rotation for my lighter runs and all I have to say is "WOW"! This shoe has an affordable price tag (I got mine on sale for $49) and it performs great. I run about 30-50 miles a week and these shoes will perform great on any run up to 10 miles. There is a decent amount of "spring" and the cushion is just about right (not too plush/firm). Very light and breathable. They are fantastic neutral trainers for a 5K & 10K.Currently, I run in the Saucony Triumph 18 for my longer runs and use the Cohesion 13 for my shorter/recovery runs. Also, ran in the Saucony Triumph 17. Prior, I ran in the Asics Cumulus Series (16-21) and Nimbus Series (16-21) for my shoe rotations.For the price tag, you definitely get more for what you pay in the Saucony Cohesion 13. Definitely better than its' competition (Asics Contend Series / New Balance Fresh Foam Arishi Series) in my opinion. Give it a shot!
Since the Cohesion 11 was my favorite running shoe in my collection, I ordered the Cohesion 13 online. The 13 model is more plush due to the Versafoam midsole. This model is also about 20 grams lighter than the Cohesion 11. Whereas most of my running shoes weigh up to 280 grams, my size 8 Cohesion 13 shoes weigh about 245 grams. I enjoy the cushion and weight of this model. However, after running 100 miles with these shoes, I find that I am not compatible. This model has a wider tread at the toe box, causing the midsole to offset toward the outboard side of the shoe. The imbalance in the midsole has been effective at elevating my small toes, while my big toe is compressing the padding on take-off. Thus, I am pronating while wearing these shoes. During the past 2 ... MoreSince the Cohesion 11 was my favorite running shoe in my collection, I ordered the Cohesion 13 online. The 13 model is more plush due to the Versafoam midsole. This model is also about 20 grams lighter than the Cohesion 11. Whereas most of my running shoes weigh up to 280 grams, my size 8 Cohesion 13 shoes weigh about 245 grams. I enjoy the cushion and weight of this model. However, after running 100 miles with these shoes, I find that I am not compatible. This model has a wider tread at the toe box, causing the midsole to offset toward the outboard side of the shoe. The imbalance in the midsole has been effective at elevating my small toes, while my big toe is compressing the padding on take-off. Thus, I am pronating while wearing these shoes. During the past 2 weeks, I have been feeling fatigue on the inside of my lower legs each time I complete my run. Now I am also feeling a new discomfort in my knee. While the Cohesion 11 feels like a perfectly balanced neutral running shoe, this model is best for one who under-pronates.
I use these shoes for regular everyday use. They aren't my exercise shoes.I got a pair of the Cohesion 11 model 2 years ago and LOVED them. I wore them almost every day (even though you're supposed to rotate shoes). I am a film production student, and I was able to stand on the 11 model for 3, 12+ hour days with no discomfort. After two years, I needed to replace them.Now I've got the 13 models, and they're pretty similar to the 11's. Decent quality. When I first stepped into them, it was a great feeling. However, (after about five weeks), I frequently have to shift my weight to avoid feeling some discomfort about every 5-10 minutes, depending on how long I've been standing. I'm currently working a summer job at a fast-food place, so I'm on my feet for around 5 ... MoreI use these shoes for regular everyday use. They aren't my exercise shoes.I got a pair of the Cohesion 11 model 2 years ago and LOVED them. I wore them almost every day (even though you're supposed to rotate shoes). I am a film production student, and I was able to stand on the 11 model for 3, 12+ hour days with no discomfort. After two years, I needed to replace them.Now I've got the 13 models, and they're pretty similar to the 11's. Decent quality. When I first stepped into them, it was a great feeling. However, (after about five weeks), I frequently have to shift my weight to avoid feeling some discomfort about every 5-10 minutes, depending on how long I've been standing. I'm currently working a summer job at a fast-food place, so I'm on my feet for around 5 hours at a time.I may have broken them in too harshly by wearing them on a long shift the third day I had them, instead of wearing them a few times a day, a couple of days per week.I have noticed that this model is lighter than the older model, so that's nice. They seem a bit less "clunky" than the 11's, which sometimes felt a bit wide.I like these shoes, and they're comfortable for most of my shifts, but I would rather have new 11's instead.The photo features my old 11 on the left and the new 13 on the right.
I was looking for running shoes to use on treadmill. These shoes are good but not great for treadmill. There is no bounce from the sole or no cushion inside the shoes. It feels like they are very hard on your knees. They seem sturdy. Time will tell how long they lasts.There is a catch22 situation for returns. The store only accepts unused/like new shoes for returns. But how do you know whether they are good for running without using them? If you use them outdoors they never look like the way they want. So basically there are no returns to this store.
I got these for a trip I had coming up and was happily surprised. Went on a trip averaging 8.5 miles a day and these shoes worked out great. They are comfortable out of the box, lightweight and well ventilated. The OEM insoles are okay but I changed mine to a performance insole out of personal preference. After using these shoes for several days on my trip I am very happy with the performance of them. No sore feet, breathed well in Florida heat and no detectable wear on the outsoles . Academy had these on sale for under $30 when I bought them and that's a good bargain. Saucony made a good shoe in the past and continues to do so.
The service by Academy was great, 5 star. The shoes were smaller in length and width than any 10.5 D I have ever seen. Just looking at them while lifting them out of the box I could see they were small. I've worn 10.5 Asics for 40 years and never had a problem. These Saucony's are really unusable for me. I'll probably donate them.
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