Each run will be smooth as silk in the Saucony Ride 16. Every step is comfortable and peppy in the Ride 16 thanks to Sauconyrsquos PWRRUN cushioning. The midsole has higher sidewalls, so you sit into the shoe as opposed to on top of it, making it melt away on your foot and providing effortless transitions. Plus, a PWRRUN+ sockliner gives you even more cushion and amazing step-in comfort. The Saucony Ride 16rsquos upper wraps around your foot for a comfortable fit. Designers strategically placed mesh to make it more durable and breathable. The shoe gives you a great lockdown fit thanks to Sauconyrsquos gilley system, while suede details add some extra style. Whether you are walking for mental health or trying to run a faster half marathon, the Saucony Ride 16 is a great everyday workhorse that can help you achieve your goals.
Each run will be smooth as silk in the Saucony Ride 16. Every step is comfortable and peppy in the Ride 16 thanks to Sauconyrsquos PWRRUN cushioning. The midsole has higher sidewalls, so you sit into the shoe as opposed to on top of it, making it melt away on your foot and providing effortless transitions. Plus, a PWRRUN+ sockliner gives you even more cushion and amazing step-in comfort. The Saucony Ride 16rsquos upper wraps around your foot for a comfortable fit. Designers strategically placed mesh to make it more durable and breathable. The shoe gives you a great lockdown fit thanks to Sauconyrsquos gilley system, while suede details add some extra style. Whether you are walking for mental health or trying to run a faster half marathon, the Saucony Ride 16 is a great everyday workhorse that can help you achieve your goals.
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Saucony Ride 16 Mens Size 11
Each run will be smooth as silk in the Saucony Ride 16. Every step is comfortable and peppy in the Ride 16 thanks to Sauconyrsquos PWRRUN cushioning. The midsole has higher sidewalls, so you sit into the shoe as opposed to on top of it, making it melt away on your foot and providing effortless transitions. Plus, a PWRRUN+ sockliner gives you even more cushion and amazing step-in comfort. The Saucony Ride 16rsquos upper wraps around your foot for a comfortable fit. Designers strategically placed mesh to make it more durable and breathable. The shoe gives you a great lockdown fit thanks to Sauconyrsquos gilley system, while suede details add some extra style. Whether you are walking for mental health or trying to run a faster half marathon, the Saucony Ride 16 is a great everyday workhorse that can help you achieve your goals.
Each run will be smooth as silk in the Saucony Ride 16. Every step is comfortable and peppy in the Ride 16 thanks to Sauconyrsquos PWRRUN cushioning. The midsole has higher sidewalls, so you sit into the shoe as opposed to on top of it, making it melt away on your foot and providing effortless transitions. Plus, a PWRRUN+ sockliner gives you even more cushion and amazing step-in comfort. The Saucony Ride 16rsquos upper wraps around your foot for a comfortable fit. Designers strategically placed mesh to make it more durable and breathable. The shoe gives you a great lockdown fit thanks to Sauconyrsquos gilley system, while suede details add some extra style. Whether you are walking for mental health or trying to run a faster half marathon, the Saucony Ride 16 is a great everyday workhorse that can help you achieve your goals.
Last updated at 20/02/2026 15:34:02
Saucony Ride 16 'Murk' | Blue | Men's Size 11
Delivery between 22 Feb – 1 Mar $25
originally posted on saucony.com
This is a pretty comfortable well-built shoe (especially on sale); however, Saucony, like many other shoe brands, seems to be getting away from making running shoes with a good outsole. I have an older model of the Omni's that have a solid outsole with pretty good grip. The Ride's, like other Saucony models, seem to have more exposed midsole than outsole on the bottom. Some models are better than others, but if you look at pictures of the Ride 14 compared to every model after, you can see that the 14's have a good, "normal" outsole. It's a shame that so many brands are changing their outsoles to appeal to just runners who only run on smooth, dry surfaces. There are those of us who like a good, quality running shoe to wear as an every day shoe in just about every ... MoreThis is a pretty comfortable well-built shoe (especially on sale); however, Saucony, like many other shoe brands, seems to be getting away from making running shoes with a good outsole. I have an older model of the Omni's that have a solid outsole with pretty good grip. The Ride's, like other Saucony models, seem to have more exposed midsole than outsole on the bottom. Some models are better than others, but if you look at pictures of the Ride 14 compared to every model after, you can see that the 14's have a good, "normal" outsole. It's a shame that so many brands are changing their outsoles to appeal to just runners who only run on smooth, dry surfaces. There are those of us who like a good, quality running shoe to wear as an every day shoe in just about every weather condition. I wore the Omni's year round since they did well in rain and light snow, slush. While the Ride 16's are comfortable, I can't imagine them as my every day shoe unless the weather is nice out (or at least not raining or snowing) and I am not walking through wet grass or much more than very light off-road. Like I said, this is more than a Saucony issue, but since the shoe brand I have bought the most often the past ten years has been Saucony, I thought I would express my opinion.
originally posted on saucony.com
Hey there fellow runners! I recently got my hands (or rather, my feet) on the Ride 16 shoes, and let me tell you, they are absolutely incredible! These shoes have blown me away with their outstanding performance and unmatched comfort, making my runs an absolute pleasure.First things first, let's talk about the cushioning. The Ride 16 offers the perfect balance of responsiveness and impact absorption. It feels like I'm running on clouds, with each step feeling cushioned and supported. Whether I'm conquering long distances or picking up the pace, these shoes keep my feet feeling happy and energetic, without any signs of fatigue.Now, let's dive into the fit. The Ride 16 is like a glove for my feet, in the best possible way. The upper and lacing system work together ... MoreHey there fellow runners! I recently got my hands (or rather, my feet) on the Ride 16 shoes, and let me tell you, they are absolutely incredible! These shoes have blown me away with their outstanding performance and unmatched comfort, making my runs an absolute pleasure.First things first, let's talk about the cushioning. The Ride 16 offers the perfect balance of responsiveness and impact absorption. It feels like I'm running on clouds, with each step feeling cushioned and supported. Whether I'm conquering long distances or picking up the pace, these shoes keep my feet feeling happy and energetic, without any signs of fatigue.Now, let's dive into the fit. The Ride 16 is like a glove for my feet, in the best possible way. The upper and lacing system work together seamlessly to provide a snug yet comfortable fit. The engineered mesh upper keeps my feet cool and allows them to move naturally. And guess what? There's plenty of room for my toes to wiggle and splay, ensuring a more natural and unrestricted running experience.But wait, there's more! The traction on these shoes is simply outstanding. No matter the surface - be it roads or trails - the Ride 16 delivers top-notch grip and stability. I feel confident and secure with each stride, even in tricky conditions like rain or slippery terrain. Plus, the outsole is impressively durable, showing minimal signs of wear after numerous runs.All in all, I can't recommend the Ride 16 shoes enough. They are the real deal when it comes to running shoes, ticking all the boxes for performance, comfort, fit, and traction. Whether you're a casual jogger or a seasoned runner, these shoes will elevate your running experience to new heights. Trust me, you won't want to hit the road without them!
originally posted on saucony.com
Honestly….I’m probably generous in giving this 3 stars. Not because I don’t like the fit of the shoe and it’s comfort, because I do. I’ve been a long-time wearer of Saucony shoes and this is my first time in the Ride from the Guide. (After looking at my wear pattern, I realized I didn’t need the slight stability.) The toe box is nice and roomy, and I love the 8mm drop. I rate these shoes low, because the quality is terrible. I treadmill walk or outdoor walk in them approximately 3 times a week, usually no more than 3 miles at a time. I think they’re about 6 months old, but like I said, not every day and not huge mileage. I have two huge holes in the heel of right foot, which has literally never happened in a pair of Saucony shoes before. The left shoe has one heel ... MoreHonestly….I’m probably generous in giving this 3 stars. Not because I don’t like the fit of the shoe and it’s comfort, because I do. I’ve been a long-time wearer of Saucony shoes and this is my first time in the Ride from the Guide. (After looking at my wear pattern, I realized I didn’t need the slight stability.) The toe box is nice and roomy, and I love the 8mm drop. I rate these shoes low, because the quality is terrible. I treadmill walk or outdoor walk in them approximately 3 times a week, usually no more than 3 miles at a time. I think they’re about 6 months old, but like I said, not every day and not huge mileage. I have two huge holes in the heel of right foot, which has literally never happened in a pair of Saucony shoes before. The left shoe has one heel hole. I wear Balega socks 99% of the time and ALWAYS untie my shoes before taking them off. The tread/bottom of the shoe is awful. There’s one picture in the reviews showing the previous tread pattern vs current, and it’s true — the tread wears SO quickly. It’s absurd. I feel like the shoes have a lot of potential life left in them, but the heel holes are getting problematic. I wontt be buying Saucony shoes for walking again, unfortunately, which is a shame, because I’ve been wearing them for years; when I find something that works for me, I like to stick with it. Unfortunately, I’m going to look elsewhere for (hopefully) better quality in a walk/run shoe.
| Heel Stack | 35 mm |
| Forefoot Stack | 27 mm |
| Heel-Toe Offset | 8 mm |
Saucony Ride 16 'Murk' | Blue | Men's Size 11
Delivery between 22 Feb – 1 Mar $25
This is a pretty comfortable well-built shoe (especially on sale); however, Saucony, like many other shoe brands, seems to be getting away from making running shoes with a good outsole. I have an older model of the Omni's that have a solid outsole with pretty good grip. The Ride's, like other Saucony models, seem to have more exposed midsole than outsole on the bottom. Some models are better than others, but if you look at pictures of the Ride 14 compared to every model after, you can see that the 14's have a good, "normal" outsole. It's a shame that so many brands are changing their outsoles to appeal to just runners who only run on smooth, dry surfaces. There are those of us who like a good, quality running shoe to wear as an every day shoe in just about every ... MoreThis is a pretty comfortable well-built shoe (especially on sale); however, Saucony, like many other shoe brands, seems to be getting away from making running shoes with a good outsole. I have an older model of the Omni's that have a solid outsole with pretty good grip. The Ride's, like other Saucony models, seem to have more exposed midsole than outsole on the bottom. Some models are better than others, but if you look at pictures of the Ride 14 compared to every model after, you can see that the 14's have a good, "normal" outsole. It's a shame that so many brands are changing their outsoles to appeal to just runners who only run on smooth, dry surfaces. There are those of us who like a good, quality running shoe to wear as an every day shoe in just about every weather condition. I wore the Omni's year round since they did well in rain and light snow, slush. While the Ride 16's are comfortable, I can't imagine them as my every day shoe unless the weather is nice out (or at least not raining or snowing) and I am not walking through wet grass or much more than very light off-road. Like I said, this is more than a Saucony issue, but since the shoe brand I have bought the most often the past ten years has been Saucony, I thought I would express my opinion.
Hey there fellow runners! I recently got my hands (or rather, my feet) on the Ride 16 shoes, and let me tell you, they are absolutely incredible! These shoes have blown me away with their outstanding performance and unmatched comfort, making my runs an absolute pleasure.First things first, let's talk about the cushioning. The Ride 16 offers the perfect balance of responsiveness and impact absorption. It feels like I'm running on clouds, with each step feeling cushioned and supported. Whether I'm conquering long distances or picking up the pace, these shoes keep my feet feeling happy and energetic, without any signs of fatigue.Now, let's dive into the fit. The Ride 16 is like a glove for my feet, in the best possible way. The upper and lacing system work together ... MoreHey there fellow runners! I recently got my hands (or rather, my feet) on the Ride 16 shoes, and let me tell you, they are absolutely incredible! These shoes have blown me away with their outstanding performance and unmatched comfort, making my runs an absolute pleasure.First things first, let's talk about the cushioning. The Ride 16 offers the perfect balance of responsiveness and impact absorption. It feels like I'm running on clouds, with each step feeling cushioned and supported. Whether I'm conquering long distances or picking up the pace, these shoes keep my feet feeling happy and energetic, without any signs of fatigue.Now, let's dive into the fit. The Ride 16 is like a glove for my feet, in the best possible way. The upper and lacing system work together seamlessly to provide a snug yet comfortable fit. The engineered mesh upper keeps my feet cool and allows them to move naturally. And guess what? There's plenty of room for my toes to wiggle and splay, ensuring a more natural and unrestricted running experience.But wait, there's more! The traction on these shoes is simply outstanding. No matter the surface - be it roads or trails - the Ride 16 delivers top-notch grip and stability. I feel confident and secure with each stride, even in tricky conditions like rain or slippery terrain. Plus, the outsole is impressively durable, showing minimal signs of wear after numerous runs.All in all, I can't recommend the Ride 16 shoes enough. They are the real deal when it comes to running shoes, ticking all the boxes for performance, comfort, fit, and traction. Whether you're a casual jogger or a seasoned runner, these shoes will elevate your running experience to new heights. Trust me, you won't want to hit the road without them!
Honestly….I’m probably generous in giving this 3 stars. Not because I don’t like the fit of the shoe and it’s comfort, because I do. I’ve been a long-time wearer of Saucony shoes and this is my first time in the Ride from the Guide. (After looking at my wear pattern, I realized I didn’t need the slight stability.) The toe box is nice and roomy, and I love the 8mm drop. I rate these shoes low, because the quality is terrible. I treadmill walk or outdoor walk in them approximately 3 times a week, usually no more than 3 miles at a time. I think they’re about 6 months old, but like I said, not every day and not huge mileage. I have two huge holes in the heel of right foot, which has literally never happened in a pair of Saucony shoes before. The left shoe has one heel ... MoreHonestly….I’m probably generous in giving this 3 stars. Not because I don’t like the fit of the shoe and it’s comfort, because I do. I’ve been a long-time wearer of Saucony shoes and this is my first time in the Ride from the Guide. (After looking at my wear pattern, I realized I didn’t need the slight stability.) The toe box is nice and roomy, and I love the 8mm drop. I rate these shoes low, because the quality is terrible. I treadmill walk or outdoor walk in them approximately 3 times a week, usually no more than 3 miles at a time. I think they’re about 6 months old, but like I said, not every day and not huge mileage. I have two huge holes in the heel of right foot, which has literally never happened in a pair of Saucony shoes before. The left shoe has one heel hole. I wear Balega socks 99% of the time and ALWAYS untie my shoes before taking them off. The tread/bottom of the shoe is awful. There’s one picture in the reviews showing the previous tread pattern vs current, and it’s true — the tread wears SO quickly. It’s absurd. I feel like the shoes have a lot of potential life left in them, but the heel holes are getting problematic. I wontt be buying Saucony shoes for walking again, unfortunately, which is a shame, because I’ve been wearing them for years; when I find something that works for me, I like to stick with it. Unfortunately, I’m going to look elsewhere for (hopefully) better quality in a walk/run shoe.
I got the Ride 16 for treadmill running. I have about 120 miles on it so far but not a huge fan of this one for 2 reasons. The mid-foam is too soft for me and not too responsive. I'm 5' 9" and 150 lbs. for reference. Another beef I have is with both of the 2 Saucony shoes I've ever owned. Both of them, the outsole rubber peels off. I couldn't believe this shoe started to peel off in my second run. I've been gluing it down 4 times so far. At least with the Guide 15, it was after 300 miles and it was just once. I never came across rubber peeling off with other brands in my rotation, Asics, Adidas, and Nike. This might be my last Saucony.
The Ride 16 in wide fits just right. The Ride 15s were too narrow even in wide width and had no room in the toe box. Saucony (and every other manufacturer) has been making shoes narrower and narrower since 2020. What used to be a Regular width is now a Wide width when comparing new vs older models of the same shoes. The Ride 16s slight increase in width and roomier toe box were a welcomed relief!These are a great all around shoe for easy, long, and speed work runs. The foam provides enough support and cushion without being too plush.I’m happy with these shoes and only hope they add more color selection for the next model!
I ordered these about a month ago. My last 3-4 pairs were the Hoka arahi 6, but these aren’t available anymore and reviews for the 7s made it sound like I wouldn’t like them. I have wide-ish flat feet and naturally supinate, although now that I’ve been running a while my gait is more neutral. I’m glad I made the switch to the saucony ride. They feel really springy and are lightweight. My only issue is they run maybe half a size smaller than the hokas and the laces are really short. Will definitely be ordering again. Oh for reference I just run for fun and might run a couple half marathons a year. Typical weekly mileage is about 25 miles and I run about a 9 minute mile.
I'm only giving 4 stars, not because of the shoes (which are great) but because of the cheap packaging that is being used now. I was very disappointed when I got a box in a cellophane bag instead of the usual cardboard box as in the past. The shoebox itself was all busted up and there was no return label enclosed, as in the past. I didn't think it had been that long since I ordered shoes as Saucony are the ONLY shoes I buy, but apparently things have changed and not for the better. :-(I still have my old Saucony shoeboxes and use the for various storage bins around the house, plus I rotate my shoes and box up the ones I don't currently use (for easier storage). I had to throw this shoebox out.I love the shoes but hate the new packaging. :-(
It’s been a couple of years and hence iterations since I last used Saucony Rides. The last ones were Ride 14. There’s a big difference between them and the new Ride 16. There seems to be more cushion under foot. The 12, 13 and 14 had a pretty consistent feel, the 16 is closer to the endorphin series. There’s an increase in structural feel. An added anchor at the second to last lace hole provides a locked in feel that eliminates the need for a locking loop using the ‘extra’ hole. Good thing, as the laces are not really long enough for that. The toe box is roomy enough to provide comfort for the duration of the long run. Traction is good on multiple surfaces from gravel to asphalt. Most of my running is on country roads, so I don’t know what they’re like on concrete. ... MoreIt’s been a couple of years and hence iterations since I last used Saucony Rides. The last ones were Ride 14. There’s a big difference between them and the new Ride 16. There seems to be more cushion under foot. The 12, 13 and 14 had a pretty consistent feel, the 16 is closer to the endorphin series. There’s an increase in structural feel. An added anchor at the second to last lace hole provides a locked in feel that eliminates the need for a locking loop using the ‘extra’ hole. Good thing, as the laces are not really long enough for that. The toe box is roomy enough to provide comfort for the duration of the long run. Traction is good on multiple surfaces from gravel to asphalt. Most of my running is on country roads, so I don’t know what they’re like on concrete. The colour ways are my favourite so far. The little strip of leather around the heel looks really sharp. Comfortable and good looking!
I've worn the Ride exclusively for over 10 years, and I usually go through about 5+ pair each year. In the past, they were perfect for my narrow heel/wider forefoot. Unfortunately, the Ride 14 was the last good year for these, even though the soles wore down too quickly on that model. For the last two years, the design has changed too much and the size of the toe box has been reduced, making them too uncomfortable to wear for even a short run. I tried the wide in the Ride 16, and that's even worse as it's wide all the way back through the arch. The Ride 16 also lacks cushioning/rebound found in the prior years, adding to the overall discomfort of this shoe. I am so disappointed with the new design, and they're too uncomfortable to wear. Please, please bring back the ... MoreI've worn the Ride exclusively for over 10 years, and I usually go through about 5+ pair each year. In the past, they were perfect for my narrow heel/wider forefoot. Unfortunately, the Ride 14 was the last good year for these, even though the soles wore down too quickly on that model. For the last two years, the design has changed too much and the size of the toe box has been reduced, making them too uncomfortable to wear for even a short run. I tried the wide in the Ride 16, and that's even worse as it's wide all the way back through the arch. The Ride 16 also lacks cushioning/rebound found in the prior years, adding to the overall discomfort of this shoe. I am so disappointed with the new design, and they're too uncomfortable to wear. Please, please bring back the prior (Ride 14 or older) design.
I ran in multiple pairs of the ride 15s for years. They were phenomenal, and now that I'm on my last pair, I had to move to the new version: the Ride 16s.This shoe is a complete departure from what we know the ride to be. If you're looking for a similar experience, you won't get it with this shoe.This shoe is HARD. It hurts to run in. Out of the box, the Ride 15s could be worn for miles. The 16s hurt before I'm done warming up. There is cushion, but not the same give that the Ride 15s had. It's also heavier, as if they changed the very material and density of the midsole. The updated tongue is less attached and the laces are wonky, making the whole on/off experience strange and rife with annoyance.Aesthetically, the 16s lack. They don't look as sporty, giving ... MoreI ran in multiple pairs of the ride 15s for years. They were phenomenal, and now that I'm on my last pair, I had to move to the new version: the Ride 16s.This shoe is a complete departure from what we know the ride to be. If you're looking for a similar experience, you won't get it with this shoe.This shoe is HARD. It hurts to run in. Out of the box, the Ride 15s could be worn for miles. The 16s hurt before I'm done warming up. There is cushion, but not the same give that the Ride 15s had. It's also heavier, as if they changed the very material and density of the midsole. The updated tongue is less attached and the laces are wonky, making the whole on/off experience strange and rife with annoyance.Aesthetically, the 16s lack. They don't look as sporty, giving more of a Brooks Ghost vibes, which is really too bad. The new tongue also has a very ugly seam down the middle which can be seen through the laces. And of course, the otherwise black and white women's shoe was given a pink tag and lace tips, which feels a little reductive.I purchased my pair on running warehouse and they're going back.
| Heel Stack | 35 mm |
| Forefoot Stack | 27 mm |
| Heel-Toe Offset | 8 mm |
