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Saucony ProGrid Ride 2
$95.00
Released June, 2009
The Pros:Good support for runners with supination issues. Offers plenty of space for wider feet. Cushioning highly effective, even compared to other runners.
The Cons:Focus on cushioning and comfort reduces power transfer, meaning slower runs. Unusually large toe box reduces the amount of response the shoe gives.
The Saucony ProGrid Ride 2 is an entry-level running and everyday training shoe that uses Saucony's ProGrid sole technology to help spread out the force of impact over the foot. It is also supposed to make for a smoother transition while the foot is in contact with the ground.
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It has a liner around the top of the shoe that wicks moisture away and is supposed to provide upper-shoe area comfort for areas that contact the skin. It also has a foam insole liner that has cushioning and rebound properties, as well as being anti-microbial. The heel area is also supposed to be well-protected from shock, as are other points of impact on the foot, like the ball.
Features
- Released June 2009
- Intended for running/everyday training
- Lightweight, 11.5 oz
- Anti-microbial foam insole with cushioning and rebound
- Shock absorbing/dissipating heel area
- Shock reduction for other areas of the foot
- Comfort and moisture-wicking liner around tongue and opening
- Smooth transition during contact with ground
- Men's and women's versions available
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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good support for runners with supination issues
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offers plenty of space for wider feet
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cushioning highly effective, even compared to other runners
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the mesh top is surprisingly durable, resists tears
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strong shock absorption greatly reduces the chance of knee injury
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plenty of room in the toe box avoids blisters
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focus on cushioning and comfort reduces power transfer, meaning slower runs
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unusually large toe box reduces the amount of response the shoe gives
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