2nd time to purchase these shoes. They have great stability, are lightweight and have good airflow. I wear them with orthotics. They are very comfortable. I too, had some problem with the right foot pinching at the top of the laces. But found that by moving the tongue to the right when I laced them, problem was solved. Will buy these again.
Good shoes - William H. Wardlaw - Jackson, MS USA
Wife got these due to sensitive feet. These are the third pair she has purchased.
Women's SAUCONY® ProGrid™ GUIDE 2 :: The updated women's Saucony® ProGrid™ Guide 2 running shoe gives you lightweight, cushioned stability at a lightweight, cushioned price. Enjoy greater flexibility for a smoother ride that nicely supports mild pronation. 9.6 ounces
Took up running just over 4 years ago and have run 10 marathons since. The last 6 road marathons (not trail)have been in Grid Fusion. They easily last 400 miles and I have now purchased 7 pairs over the last 3 years. I should note that I always try on 6-9 pair of shoes each time I shop for running shoes, so I am not brand specific. They are lightweight and have the softest heel cushioning for landing that I have ever felt in any shoe I have ever tried on. Too bad the Grid Fusion must be out of production because the Grid Fusion 2 offers a more firm heel landing.
Poor excuse for shoes - Sonny Hong - Orange, CA
I've been a Saucony fan for years - ran 4 marathons with Saucony. Grid Fusion has to be the worst pair of running shoes I've ever owned. The construction was poor and material felt cheap and stiff. Immediately, the tongue felt like it was digging into the top of my feet. After 5 minutes my feet would go numb. Disappointed that Saucony put out such product.
Designed to handle the rough terrain of roads and other outside surfaces, the GridFusion from Saucony responds to your every move with cushioned support. This lightweight running shoe has a compression molded EVA midsole to keep you moving comfortably mile after mile and a de-coupled crash zone to soften the impact of each step on your heel. An integrated quarter cage cradles your midfoot, while the sporty, lace-up style makes even the weekend runner look like a high-performance athlete.
