SauconyRide 14 womens Running Shoe

I am a Saucony fan, never dissapointed with their quality and support. I know our feet are different, over time my feet change from Nike, New balance to Saucony forever. Always has good arch support either running or walking. I am not a runner, but I bought runner shoes just because they are comfortable for fast walking and or doing exercises.

I have a really hard time finding shoes that don't hurt. These have been wonderful. I see a lot of reviews about holes in the toe areas. My last pair of these did get a hole right by my pinky toe. But I work in a hospital and wore these 5 days a week, 8 hours a day for 5 months before the hole appeared.

Update on 9/13/2023:I was happy with these shoes at the beginning, but they have not held up nearly as well as previous Saucony Ride shoes. They are currently hurting my feet and falling apart. Caveat: I have had them 2 years, so if you replace your shoes more often than that, it may not be an issue, but my previous shoes got a LOT more rigorous use than these and they held up much longer and didn't lose their support. (And that was back then I was doing a lot of long distance running and training and for the past 1.5 years, I have only been walking)They do still accommodate my bunion, but not without the ripping. See pics above.------------------------------------------------November 2021I have very large bunions (see pic) and Saucony Ride is the only running shoe I'll buy. I've worn:- one of the original Rides- Ride 4- Ride 6- Ride 6 again 2.5 years later- Ride ISO 2, and now- Ride 14and they just keep getting more comfortable with every purchase. I've tried many other wide size shoes and, every time, I've given them away immediately.The Saucony Rides are also long-lasting and still give me support 2-3 years later. I run about 3 times a week and have used them to run a half-marathon, Tough Mudder, several triathlons and many 5ks and 10ks. I end up replacing the Saucony Ridess for looks rather than running comfort.Because of the large toebox (where bunion is), and stretchy material, they are comfortable immediately and don't squish the pinky toe. Even after 2 years, my previous pair (blue Ride ISO 2 pictured above) molded to my bunion without ripping. They are still very comfortable to run in, I just got the black ones so I could wear running shoes at the office a little more discretely.These also don't slip off at the heel. The overall make, plus tieing it using the extra hole (see pic) make this possible.Love, love, love these shoes!

Comfortable, and make larger feet look slightly smaller. I get so many compliments on this shoe. I usually wear Nike or Addidas, but either they're making shoes more narrow or my feet are wider so I had to look for a new shoe. After much research I decided on Saucony. They're light and so comfortable I end up wearing them around the house instead of taking them off. I am planning to buy a second pair of the Ride 14 Running shoe.**After two months of wear** There is a stitch close to the toes, which makes it uncomfortable to wear the shoes without socks (it grabs the toenail). I'm still planning to buy a second pair.

I've always worn Saucony brand shoes, sz 9.5. These are a tiny bit too short. I read one review that says they have no support. I think MOST shoes include very cheap, floppy insoles, so I never use the insoles that come with any shoes. I reordered another style, sz 10 and hopefully they won't be boat shoes. I like this brand because my feet flop around in other brands. NIKE, NEW BALANCE & HOKA are all too wide. ASICS, SAUCONY & MBT are the only brands that work for my feet.