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Saucony ProGrid Triumph 6
$125.00
Released October, 2008
The Pros:Enough impact absorption for longer runs. Good correction for underpronators, keeps the foot aligned correctly. Ideal support for higher arched feet.
The Cons:A little narrow at mid-foot, not right for people with wide feet.
The Sauony ProGrid Triumph 6 is a mid-range athletic shoe intended primarily for neutral running. It uses Saucony's ProGrid sole technology which is supposed to spread out the shock of impact throughout the foot and make for a more continuous tread while the foot is in contact with the ground.
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It uses a lightweight ethyl-vinyl acetate mixture in the sole that is supposed to promote durability and give added rebound. It also has Saucony's Arch Lock feature that provides a snug fit in the middle of the shoe that can mould to the shape of the wearer's foot. It has a moisture-wicking, anti-microbial and odor-resistant insole liner and a whole-shoe liner that pulls moisture away from the foot.
Features
- Released October 2008
- Intended for running
- Lightweight, 11.5 oz
- Moisture-wicking material and insole
- Anti-microbial insole
- Odor-resistant insole
- ProGrid sole disperses shock and helps make tread more continuous
- Arch-lock keeps tight mid-foot fit
- Shock-dissipating heal area
- Designed to be very comfortable when running
- Men's and women's versions available
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Pros & Cons
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enough impact absorption for longer runs
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good correction for underpronators, keeps the foot aligned correctly
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ideal support for higher arched feet
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durable enough to last through a few marathons along with practice runs in between
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cushioning is balanced with responsiveness to keep you moving
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comfortable right away, don't need a break-in period
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extra wide toebox allows for a more stable landing
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great traction on pavement in all kinds of weather
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a little narrow at mid-foot, not right for people with wide feet
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