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Saucony ProGrid Guide TR2–Review

Duration: Two Sets – one is 3 months, older pair is 9 months
Usage: Trail Running and occasionally on pavement
Price Paid: $90
Comments:
Traditional shoe lace style, very roomy toe box.  I purchased these when my typical Brooks Trail Adrenaline were not available.  I had never owned a pair of Saucony so I was skeptical.  With a fast approaching ultra looming I took the attitude of “whatever” and gave it a shot.

Like: the sole is durable.  The ride and transition from foot strike is stiffer than my salomons, but reminds me of a road shoe.  I have had one pair for 9 months and the sole is not wearing out at all.  Very soft inner shoe is comfortable for longer runs.  I can wear thin or thick socks and the shoes gives to the sock i’m wearing.

Dislike: the upper (ON BOTH SETS) near the crease point where the toe box meets the rest of the upper is tearing apart at the stitches.  I thought this was just a problem with the first set because I run often when the shoes are wet (streams, snow, etc) but it happened on the second set of shoes as well.

Will I buy them again?  Only if they fix the issue with the tearing at the meeting point of these two materials.

Duration: Two Sets - one is 3 months, older pair is 9 months Usage: Trail Running and occasionally on pavement Price Paid: $90 Comments: Traditional shoe lace style, very roomy toe box.  I purchased these when my typical Brooks Trail Adrenaline were not available.  I had never owned a pair of Saucony so I was skeptical.  With a fast approaching ultra looming I took the attitude of "whatever" and gave it a shot. Like: the sole is durable.  The ride and transition from foot strike is stiffer than my salomons, but reminds me of a road shoe.  I have had…

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Summary : Durable sole, but two pairs had issues with tearing on the uppers.

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About Eric H. Doss

Eric is a triathlete and writer. He has competed in all distances of triathlons, from sprints to full Ironman distance races. He founded FitEgg.com in 2009 to meet the increasing need for professional, unbiased reviews of triathlon gear.

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