Last updated at 30/11/2025 10:21:02
originally posted on dickssportinggoods.com
Light as a whisker, these supple piglet gloves take speed days to a whole new extreme. Tested them out and pushed the limits of side skips, flying roundhouse kicks, barrell rolls, backhand crab walks, and uphill somersaults. Added a full minute flat to a local staring contest without breaking a sweat or even double knotting them - can’t put a price on that one. Belly full of popcorn and some classy shades I’m wearing them until the wheels fall off!
originally posted on fleetfeet.com
I have been through a couple pairs of Kinvara 13 and have several others in rotation. They are super comfortable. They are one of the shoes that disappear on your feet because they are seemingly weightless and fit me so well. You don’t get a lot of miles because you are running on midsole but especially now that they are very inexpensive it is a fine trade off.
originally posted on dsw.com
This review is coming from a heavyset person who works-out. On the 2ND day I wore these shoes the soles were already deformed. The arch/supination support is NON EXISTENT BY THE 2ND DAY. I have slight supination and have never had issues when I wore my previous Nike shoes (which I retired after 2 years) so experiencing these shoes and failing me after 2nd use is a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT.
Light as a whisker, these supple piglet gloves take speed days to a whole new extreme. Tested them out and pushed the limits of side skips, flying roundhouse kicks, barrell rolls, backhand crab walks, and uphill somersaults. Added a full minute flat to a local staring contest without breaking a sweat or even double knotting them - can’t put a price on that one. Belly full of popcorn and some classy shades I’m wearing them until the wheels fall off!
I have been through a couple pairs of Kinvara 13 and have several others in rotation. They are super comfortable. They are one of the shoes that disappear on your feet because they are seemingly weightless and fit me so well. You don’t get a lot of miles because you are running on midsole but especially now that they are very inexpensive it is a fine trade off.
This review is coming from a heavyset person who works-out. On the 2ND day I wore these shoes the soles were already deformed. The arch/supination support is NON EXISTENT BY THE 2ND DAY. I have slight supination and have never had issues when I wore my previous Nike shoes (which I retired after 2 years) so experiencing these shoes and failing me after 2nd use is a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT.
Excellent shoe. Need 1/2 size bigger than ordinary show to allow room for foot to expand, but the material is so light that it wouldn't be a problem if this wasnt possible. Very light and insole quickly molds to foot after a few walks and then runs. Great ventilation and the sock like feel to the tongue and elastic fit helps the overall feel. Laces are slightly elastic so a good knot is needed. Overall very pleased and a PB on second run 😁
The latest Kinvara (13) launched later than usual, so I ended up ordering a couple of pairs of 12's last spring, and they finally wore out last month. The 13's are a very good upgrade. They don't change much about the important aspects of the shoe (ride, toe box, cushioning or support), but they do improve the uppers, making them a bit more comfortable and easier to get on and off. They "run" just like the 12's. The tongue of the shoe is longer, and they added a nice little pull-on and -off loop at the top of the heel (could have been a bit bigger in circumference so you could hook your finger into it, but it does the job). I thought the 12's were the best Kinvara ever, so these improvements that come with the 13's are really nice in that they just make the shoe a ... MoreThe latest Kinvara (13) launched later than usual, so I ended up ordering a couple of pairs of 12's last spring, and they finally wore out last month. The 13's are a very good upgrade. They don't change much about the important aspects of the shoe (ride, toe box, cushioning or support), but they do improve the uppers, making them a bit more comfortable and easier to get on and off. They "run" just like the 12's. The tongue of the shoe is longer, and they added a nice little pull-on and -off loop at the top of the heel (could have been a bit bigger in circumference so you could hook your finger into it, but it does the job). I thought the 12's were the best Kinvara ever, so these improvements that come with the 13's are really nice in that they just make the shoe a bit more comfortable without changing anything else. Great job, Saucony!
I wear a 9 in most women's shoes, but I prefer a men's shoe for running for the larger toe box. My first pair with a 4mm drop. I really like that it has a lot of cushioning and still has the 4mm drop. It does take a bit to get used to the drop, but after several runs, I really like it. I feel fast - lol
These sneakers are very comfortable and nice looking. I got them on a great sale, which made it even better. I would not use them while out jogging, but they are perfect for casual wear, weight training, or just walking. I say this only because they are on the lightweight side. I’ve always needed sneakers with a bit more support for running.
My husband loves these shoes. He says the fit is very comfortable and they are his new favorite brand of shoe! The size fit as expected as well, he ordered his normal size. Bought these shoes in multiple colors and styles he likes them so much! This blue pair is his favorite of the 3 varieties he purchased. The color is really nice, especially with how there is no white sole trim at the bottom either
I’ve been running in Saucony Kinvara for a while now, and I always appreciate their color options and how light these shoes are! Compared to the 12s, the 13s are even more lighter (if you can believe it)! Plus the upper is super comfortable and don’t feel as tight. I have slim/narrow feet and feel like I have enough room in the toe box. My only qualm is that if you get the yellow and run in these during a downpour, the shoes will get messy and they are hard to clean. But that’s ok, that just means you’re showing off the work you put in!
Even if it is a wide model, the sole is too narrow for me in the medial midfoot and pinky toe areas. There is however plenty of upper material, which makes it more suitable for a "high volume" foot than an actuel wide foot.It is true to size in length.The midsole is pretty firm, minimal and not very exciting.The major pro is that it is very light.It's not a bad shoe, but I believe there are better options.
The Saucony Kinvara 13 is designed to be ultra-lightweight. The shoe features a contoured footbed that was built for speed and flexibility. The footbed is contoured to the foot, also giving comfort and a secure feel. It’s mesh upper is lightweight and breathable with a traditional lace system to increase security of the shoe.
The Saucony Kinvara 13 is designed to be ultra-lightweight. The shoe features a contoured footbed that was built for speed and flexibility. The footbed is contoured to the foot, also giving comfort and a secure feel. It’s mesh upper is lightweight and breathable with a traditional lace system to increase security of the shoe.
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The Saucony Kinvara 13 is designed to be ultra-lightweight. The shoe features a contoured footbed that was built for speed and flexibility. The footbed is contoured to the foot, also giving comfort and a secure feel. It’s mesh upper is lightweight and breathable with a traditional lace system to increase security of the shoe.
The Saucony Kinvara 13 is designed to be ultra-lightweight. The shoe features a contoured footbed that was built for speed and flexibility. The footbed is contoured to the foot, also giving comfort and a secure feel. It’s mesh upper is lightweight and breathable with a traditional lace system to increase security of the shoe.
