Saucony Men's Versafoam Excursion Tr13 GTX Road Running Shoe
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The answer depends. In all honesty, I would say size up half a size because my son wears these and he's always growing, so I am unable to Normally I wear a size 10 in women's shoes, but I normally wear an 11 in other pairs of shoes (my shoe size is 11 and I buy saucony 11). Nike hasn't been on my wardrobe for years, but I was a size 10 when I did wear it. As a result of having my daughter try on my shoes, which are a size 11. She had about half a thumb of room to wear them. They weren't too snug, but there wasn't much This may be of some use to you.
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For many years, I have worn Saucony shoes because they are known to be soft and I like to take great care of My favorite brand of shoes is Saucony. I've worn most brands before, but Saucony keeps drawing me back. Recently, I bought these and they are the third set of Excursion trails I've purchased. As I was relatively new to ordering online and had previously only ordered TR11 and TR12, I wasn't sure what to expect. The ones I have are more comfortable than the ones I had before.
I am personally not a fan of wearing these while It is true that they are marketed for running trails, but I prefer them on foot. The shoes I keep coming back to are those that are comfortable for walking to work and relieve foot pain in other shoes. I have consistently been able to walk around without the aches and pains I get in other shoes after a full day of wearing them. It is worth noting that a shoe that is softer will probably not last as long as one that is harder. A tradeoff of this magnitude is acceptable to me. It is relatively inexpensive to buy a quality shoe, so I don't feel too bad when I wear them Nonetheless, I can testify that the soles of these shoes have lasted me longer Shoes tend to wear out on the outside of the heel, and once they begin to slant to one side, I find it impossible to wear them anymore. Being that these are trail shoes with a bit of a wider tread, that doesn't seem to happen as much as on other shoes, so I'm able to wear them.
I use them all the time. The average person walks 5 miles per This is the only pair of shoes I use for walking. I walk about 120 miles a month. The rest of the day was free. It's rough around here, because there is a lot of sandstone, but these rocks take a lot of abuse. The shoes last for no more than 300 miles before I have to replace them with Despite daily shaking out the sand in my last pair, the heels wore in. I didn't take out the liners and shake out the sand for the last pair. Earlier this year, these shoes came unglued in the toes and had to be thrown out. I wear these shoes one of the few times a week when high mileage doesn't cause me back pain and hip pain. I'm not a runner but I put in a lot of walking miles. Considering the price, I would rank these at the top of reliable.
My experience with this product was terrible. It was extremely poorly made and I would not recommend purchasing the same shoes in the store after returning these, as the quality difference was amazing.
It's just your regular non-profit organization The shoe is also available as a water-resistant version. During my correspondence with the seller, I requested that the listing be changed. They replied that Saucony had been contacted about it, but nothing has been done yet. The Brooks Ghost GTX has a higher output than TR14, TR15, and TR14. As far as the TR15 is concerned, these were identical. I was able to find the right size. My slightly wide size 11 foot was less well fitted in the TR14s. These feel like a failed departure in the TR series. These Brooks are quite comfortable as well, but with a higher sole and more cushiness. There is too much of it, according to me. They're a great deal even for the regular version of the TR13 even though they were meant to be the actual GTX.
Saucony has been a consistent purchase for me over the past few years. It is not my nature to be a loyal consumer of particular brands, but if I find something I like that is affordable and works well, I devote myself Although the fabric on the uppers seems to be much tougher than that on the Trail Runners I bought years ago, they are very similar to the ones I bought previously. Based on my experience with my other Saucony shoes, I gave them a five-star rating for durability. In addition to fitting well, they are also quite breathable. I would suggest either warmer running shoes or wool running socks if you live in a cold climate. Detailed information *SIZE Typically, I'm between an 8 and a 10. In the age range of 5-9, It is width (US), medium/narrow - 5 A shoe's style and manufacturer may determine how long it will last. This time, I ordered eight. The first pair of shoes I ever owned for myself were 5 (US), because that was the size I took with Instead of 9 I exchanged for 10. It has been a pleasure using it since I received it on May 5 (US). There are about two toes on one of my feet. I had 5" longer and a little more width than the other, so I fit that one as well. Having some room for movement is better than having it.
Saucony shoes have suddenly become MUCH narrower over the last few years after I have primarily used them for over 12 years. The toe box is particularly sensitive. At last, someone has gotten the message. Since returning to their comfortable fit, these shoes have become more stylish and appealing to wear. Here we are. I would greatly appreciate if you'd do the same to your running shoes.
There are a lot of $50 bills in my wallet There are 100 Saucony Excursion Tr shoes from the last 10 Although the GTX models are sometimes a bit small for me (and a pair of Tr12s are a bit less supple than I like) they are almost always my favorite. That was a horrible experience. The soles are very hard This is not a forgiving attitude. A thick, hard piece of plastic was sticking out on the right side of the left shoe just before the heel, making it feel like a misplaced rock guard. In addition, a stitching mistake was found under the removable foot bed, rendering this pair worse still. The fit and durability of most Excursions I have tried have generally been very good, so I have no plans to give up on this model.
Over the past 12 years, I've always used Saucony trail running shoes. They've never let me down. I was ready to throw these away after unboxing them since they looked like something I would get from Walmart. They even felt like cheap When I tried them on, I knew they were not for me. The price wasn't justified as they weren't over the top and there was nothing special about them. Maybe $40, but no more!.
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