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Saucony ProGrid Jazz 12
$80.00
Released April, 2008
The Pros:Great price point for the quality and durability. Great fit--true to size in terms of length and width, easy to find half sizes. Lightweight, breathable design--mesh upper lets cool air in, hot air out.
The Cons:Styling is a bit too busy--looks like a kids' shoe.
Saucony's ProGrid Jazz 12 is an entry-level neutral running shoe that uses Saucony's ProGrid sole that reduces and dissipates the force of impact throughout the foot and make for a continuous transition during contact with the ground.
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The midsole is lightweight and provides cushioning when running, and the insole features anti-microbial and anti-odor properties that are supposed to maintain the shoe's condition. It is made of lightweight material and weighs just over 11 ounces. Both the midsole and sole are supposed to be long-lasting.
Features
- Released April 2008
- Intended for neutral running
- Lightweight, 11.2 oz
- Anti-microbial insole
- Anti-odor insole
- Durable midsole and sole
- Shock-dissipating heal area
- Men's and women's versions available
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Pros & Cons
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Great price point for the quality and durability.
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Great fit--true to size in terms of length and width, easy to find half sizes.
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Lightweight, breathable design--mesh upper lets cool air in, hot air out.
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Very comfortable for running and casual use--good padding at the soles of the feet.
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Very supportive--shock dissipation works well, takes pressure off of the knees.
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Very durable--can easily last for a year of heavy long distance training.
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Styling is a bit too busy--looks like a kids' shoe.
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