Last updated at 29/08/2025 03:05:10
originally posted on saucony.com
I have bought several shoes from Saucony-these do not live up to their name. They have little support. They run .5 small- I have never had issues buying my size, except with these. They are uncomfortable and have little cushion or support. I am so disappointed in this shoe. Then when you go to return it you end up losing about 20 dollars. It makes me hesitant to order from them again. The quality of these shoes in my opinion falls way below the companies standard- but hey- they made 20 dollars off my return.
originally posted on roadrunnersports.com
It took me about 70 miles to like these. At first they didn't feel lilke they had MAX cushioning, but when I ran a race in my Brooks Launch I realized they do. My prior trainers were NB 1080 which had more spring than these Triumphs so they feel a bit more flat than those. I went with the Triumph rather tha current NB 1080 because the soles on my older NB wore down very fast, but am concerned the same could happen with these. Saucony really gets it right with the colors. I have the bright orange and it make my runs more fun than the boring black/blue/gray that so many of the other manufacuturers only offer. If you have narrow feet these may not work for you, as I notice a lot of rippling of fabric over the top of the shoe since I have to tie the laces tight to be ... MoreIt took me about 70 miles to like these. At first they didn't feel lilke they had MAX cushioning, but when I ran a race in my Brooks Launch I realized they do. My prior trainers were NB 1080 which had more spring than these Triumphs so they feel a bit more flat than those. I went with the Triumph rather tha current NB 1080 because the soles on my older NB wore down very fast, but am concerned the same could happen with these. Saucony really gets it right with the colors. I have the bright orange and it make my runs more fun than the boring black/blue/gray that so many of the other manufacuturers only offer. If you have narrow feet these may not work for you, as I notice a lot of rippling of fabric over the top of the shoe since I have to tie the laces tight to be snug enough. The lace material is a bit slick and they woud open up during a run so I always double tie the laces.
originally posted on saucony.com
I bought the same classic style - think it was called Grid?? - for many years and loved it. Wide, supportive. Then either the toe-box became more narrow or my toes expanded because even larger sizes no longer worked. Which led to my ordering this style. Toe-box is great and the width works well. The downside to toe-comfort seems to be squishy feel to shoe material..not as stable feeling.
| Fabrication | Mono Mesh |
| Designed for | Running and Active Lifestyle |
| Shoe Type | Neutral |
| Foot type | High-Neutral |
I have bought several shoes from Saucony-these do not live up to their name. They have little support. They run .5 small- I have never had issues buying my size, except with these. They are uncomfortable and have little cushion or support. I am so disappointed in this shoe. Then when you go to return it you end up losing about 20 dollars. It makes me hesitant to order from them again. The quality of these shoes in my opinion falls way below the companies standard- but hey- they made 20 dollars off my return.
It took me about 70 miles to like these. At first they didn't feel lilke they had MAX cushioning, but when I ran a race in my Brooks Launch I realized they do. My prior trainers were NB 1080 which had more spring than these Triumphs so they feel a bit more flat than those. I went with the Triumph rather tha current NB 1080 because the soles on my older NB wore down very fast, but am concerned the same could happen with these. Saucony really gets it right with the colors. I have the bright orange and it make my runs more fun than the boring black/blue/gray that so many of the other manufacuturers only offer. If you have narrow feet these may not work for you, as I notice a lot of rippling of fabric over the top of the shoe since I have to tie the laces tight to be ... MoreIt took me about 70 miles to like these. At first they didn't feel lilke they had MAX cushioning, but when I ran a race in my Brooks Launch I realized they do. My prior trainers were NB 1080 which had more spring than these Triumphs so they feel a bit more flat than those. I went with the Triumph rather tha current NB 1080 because the soles on my older NB wore down very fast, but am concerned the same could happen with these. Saucony really gets it right with the colors. I have the bright orange and it make my runs more fun than the boring black/blue/gray that so many of the other manufacuturers only offer. If you have narrow feet these may not work for you, as I notice a lot of rippling of fabric over the top of the shoe since I have to tie the laces tight to be snug enough. The lace material is a bit slick and they woud open up during a run so I always double tie the laces.
I bought the same classic style - think it was called Grid?? - for many years and loved it. Wide, supportive. Then either the toe-box became more narrow or my toes expanded because even larger sizes no longer worked. Which led to my ordering this style. Toe-box is great and the width works well. The downside to toe-comfort seems to be squishy feel to shoe material..not as stable feeling.
I have struggled to find a good wide running shoe that offers good structure and support. This is the best shoe I’ve had. I was considering hoka, but read reviews saying they are best for heel strikers and I need more support on ball of foot than most shoes seem to offer. The one thing I did not like and would have been a deal breaker is the laces. They were darker than the shoe, a weird shape and material and stuck out awkwardly. I bought some elastic pull laces from Amazon (can’t think what they are called) and that made all the difference. Great shoe. Please do something else with the laces!
I chose this shoe based on online recommendations for wide feet, high arches. I needed something for gym use (no running for me!) and I needed something that was wide enough and that I could put custom orthotics in. I wore them around the house for a day just to make sure there weren't any obvious issues, then used at the gym for a week. So far so good! They are very lightweight and very comfortable. I found them at the manufacturer's website and on a whim decided to check REI and got them for a third less than I would have paid through the manufacturer!
As a born again Runner with feet issues and leg length discrepancy I chose Saucony Triumph as they are so comfortable. I have 2 pairs in case of soggy weather. My original pair was showing signs of wear so I treat myself to another pair ( exactly the same). I find them are super bouncy, comfortable to accommodate a small heel raise and good on most surfaces. I am reluctant to try any others now. Basically if it’s not broken why fix it?
I’ve had the Ever Run ISO 4 rnnuers for many years now. They have absolutely been the best running shoe I have ever had! I had tried several “new versions” of this shoe snd for a few years it was too high by my ankle. The new ones feel like my feet are turning in snd down. I have perfect arches and I have tested this with others and they say the same thing of the new Triumph 19. In addition to this, because my foot is at that angle, I have constant pain in my back…and I get regular chiropractic and massage to keep fit and aligned.I would absolutely LOVE it if you could go back to the ISO 4 version!!!I am a customer for life when I find the right shoe…and I have continued to buy everything online that I could find of the ISO 4 version but I can’t find them anymore ... MoreI’ve had the Ever Run ISO 4 rnnuers for many years now. They have absolutely been the best running shoe I have ever had! I had tried several “new versions” of this shoe snd for a few years it was too high by my ankle. The new ones feel like my feet are turning in snd down. I have perfect arches and I have tested this with others and they say the same thing of the new Triumph 19. In addition to this, because my foot is at that angle, I have constant pain in my back…and I get regular chiropractic and massage to keep fit and aligned.I would absolutely LOVE it if you could go back to the ISO 4 version!!!I am a customer for life when I find the right shoe…and I have continued to buy everything online that I could find of the ISO 4 version but I can’t find them anymore so I would love it if you could make a new version of that shoe!Thanks for all the years I could run in your shoes. Right now I’ve had to switch to something else but I will keep checking your new ones in the future!!!
Ive been purchasing 2 pairs of Triumphs a years since 2012. The reason I purchase two and have been a loyal customer was the quality of the shoes. Extra cushion for long hours standing and working, comfort, and the wide option fit perfectly. Mu only complaint in all those years was a lack of color choice in the wide. I just purchased these “Triumph 19” shoes and it’s horrible. The lack of cushion is completely apparent when you hold it up next to previous Triumphs, the width of the shoe is also not as wide as it previous editions. This lack of width can be felt in the toe box and near the back ankle area, this is also visible when holding older version up to new version. Overall it feels like corners where cut in quality, in cushion width and comfort. So incredibly ... MoreIve been purchasing 2 pairs of Triumphs a years since 2012. The reason I purchase two and have been a loyal customer was the quality of the shoes. Extra cushion for long hours standing and working, comfort, and the wide option fit perfectly. Mu only complaint in all those years was a lack of color choice in the wide. I just purchased these “Triumph 19” shoes and it’s horrible. The lack of cushion is completely apparent when you hold it up next to previous Triumphs, the width of the shoe is also not as wide as it previous editions. This lack of width can be felt in the toe box and near the back ankle area, this is also visible when holding older version up to new version. Overall it feels like corners where cut in quality, in cushion width and comfort. So incredibly unhappy, I returned one of the two I purchased. I hope you all will rethink this new approach to the Triumph line, as I see Im not the only person who has complained about the exact same things. I’ll give a pass because “CoVID” ok… but hope the next Triumph 20 will return to what this brand and line is known for. Fingers Crossed.
I wore the Triumph 17 for 3 or more years. It was VERY comfortable and warm enough during cold weather. Since it was no longer available, the Triumph 19 “seemed” to be a close match. Unfortunately, it was not as comfortable as the TR 17 and the front of the shoe was extremely vented which made wearing them in cold weather impossible. Since I cannot run or jog, I walk 6 miles most mornings. After wearing the TR 19 for barely 4 months, the left shoe tore near the ball of my left foot. Poor design or defective or both?
I love the insole, it is soft and great for my daily walk. However, it is so thin on the topper, my toes came out! My toes came through the shoe and said hello to me. This shouldn't happen. I shouldn't see my toes when I paid over $100. The insole was still usable in great condition, but the topper was broken and I had to throw away the shoe ( heartbroken). This could be a perfect pair of shoe if it doesn't have this issue. And dear Saucony, could you please give Wide size ladies more color options? I don't want to wear black shoes all the time...Can I have a cute white shoe at least?
| Fabrication | Mono Mesh |
| Designed for | Running and Active Lifestyle |
| Shoe Type | Neutral |
| Foot type | High-Neutral |
This is what dream runs are made of. The Saucony Triumph 19 provides dreamy cushioning and lightweight support thanks to Saucony PWRRUN+ midsole foam. The foam provides a plush cushion to absorb shock as you land, and it delivers propulsive pop to your take-offs. A durable outsole gives you the grip you need to push to top speeds, and it protects your shoe through heavy mileage. The Triumph 19 features a new engineered mesh that allows more flexibility and breathability than before, making the Triumph supremely cool and comfortable. Plus, the upper is constructed from recycled materials, so you can be light on your feet and light on the planet. An articulated eye-row lacing system lets you comfortably dial in the fit of your shoes without extra hassle. Get after your next run in cloud-like comfort in the Triumph 19.
This is what dream runs are made of. The Saucony Triumph 19 provides dreamy cushioning and lightweight support thanks to Saucony PWRRUN+ midsole foam. The foam provides a plush cushion to absorb shock as you land, and it delivers propulsive pop to your take-offs. A durable outsole gives you the grip you need to push to top speeds, and it protects your shoe through heavy mileage. The Triumph 19 features a new engineered mesh that allows more flexibility and breathability than before, making the Triumph supremely cool and comfortable. Plus, the upper is constructed from recycled materials, so you can be light on your feet and light on the planet. An articulated eye-row lacing system lets you comfortably dial in the fit of your shoes without extra hassle. Get after your next run in cloud-like comfort in the Triumph 19.
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The lowest price for Saucony Triumph 19 Womens Size 7.5 right now is $264.55.
The all-time low was $99.99 on 12 Sept 2023 — today's price is 165% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 29 Aug 2025.
Saucony Triumph 19 Womens Size 7.5
This is what dream runs are made of. The Saucony Triumph 19 provides dreamy cushioning and lightweight support thanks to Saucony PWRRUN+ midsole foam. The foam provides a plush cushion to absorb shock as you land, and it delivers propulsive pop to your take-offs. A durable outsole gives you the grip you need to push to top speeds, and it protects your shoe through heavy mileage. The Triumph 19 features a new engineered mesh that allows more flexibility and breathability than before, making the Triumph supremely cool and comfortable. Plus, the upper is constructed from recycled materials, so you can be light on your feet and light on the planet. An articulated eye-row lacing system lets you comfortably dial in the fit of your shoes without extra hassle. Get after your next run in cloud-like comfort in the Triumph 19.
This is what dream runs are made of. The Saucony Triumph 19 provides dreamy cushioning and lightweight support thanks to Saucony PWRRUN+ midsole foam. The foam provides a plush cushion to absorb shock as you land, and it delivers propulsive pop to your take-offs. A durable outsole gives you the grip you need to push to top speeds, and it protects your shoe through heavy mileage. The Triumph 19 features a new engineered mesh that allows more flexibility and breathability than before, making the Triumph supremely cool and comfortable. Plus, the upper is constructed from recycled materials, so you can be light on your feet and light on the planet. An articulated eye-row lacing system lets you comfortably dial in the fit of your shoes without extra hassle. Get after your next run in cloud-like comfort in the Triumph 19.
