Saucony Mens Guide 14
$99.95
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Guiding your every mile, the Guide 14 is pure performance in a shoe. You’ll even want to wear it past your workout. The look is clean, the ride is smooth and, most importantly, you’ll be confident with every stride forward.
Product Dimensions : 14 x 9 x 5 inches; 3 Pounds
Item model number : S20641-15
Department : mens
Date First Available : December 21, 2020
Manufacturer : Saucony
ASIN : B095LDKQJW
Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here
Best Sellers Rank: #211,714 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #385 in Men’s Road Running Shoes
Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,426) var dpAcrHasRegisteredArcLinkClickAction; P.when(‘A’, ‘ready’).execute(function(A) { if (dpAcrHasRegisteredArcLinkClickAction !== true) { dpAcrHasRegisteredArcLinkClickAction = true; A.declarative( ‘acrLink-click-metrics’, ‘click’, { “allowLinkDefault”: true }, function (event) { if (window.ue) { ue.count(“acrLinkClickCount”, (ue.count(“acrLinkClickCount”) || 0) + 1); } } ); } }); P.when(‘A’, ‘cf’).execute(function(A) { A.declarative(‘acrStarsLink-click-metrics’, ‘click’, { “allowLinkDefault” : true }, function(event){ if(window.ue) { ue.count(“acrStarsLinkWithPopoverClickCount”, (ue.count(“acrStarsLinkWithPopoverClickCount”) || 0) + 1); } }); });
J. C. Eastridge –
No orthodics needed
Literally the most outstanding shoes I’ve ever owned. When you slip them on it feels like they wrap around my feet. I have flat feet that collapse because I have zero arches. They almost kept me out of the military. I must wear custom orthotics in every other shoe or trail shoe I have worn in the last 10 years. This shoe has such good arch supports, I don’t need a single orthidic to use them. These are very comfortable and I’m walking in them 6-14 miles a day without additional support. They are durable and even have good traction even on some of the hills I’m climbing. They are running shoes but do state park trails just fine. I don’t write reviews unless I’m beyond ticked or beyond impressed and this time I’m beyond impressed. You will not be disappointed.
Bryan Crabtree –
THE option for midfoot and internal arch collapse prevention
Saucony Guide shoes were recommended to me by my physical therapist years ago now, and I have only worn them exclusively ever since. The massive plastic inner foot bolster makes my feet feel “normal” and really showcase how different gait is when you aren’t mashing into your inner arch like some of us do when we move.Eliminated foot pain and knee pain during work, exercise, outdoor runs. Absolutely phenomenal. Generally cool colorways, too, some editions have better offerings than others.These are also the last “normal” generation of guides before the 15s and beyond, which are closer to Hokas due to the giant sole shape, which I personally do not like.Update: 14s still the king version even now. Still feels the best, unfortunately the newest versions of the Guide have become more of a max cushion style shoe so I will be buying this version until they stop making it.
Mr. Jim –
A fantastic pair of shoes
I have owned 3 pairs of these and have loved them. I’ve ran over a thousand miles between these three pairs and I’m very happy with the results. They are comfortable, durable and hold together well. The cushion feels optimal and they fit my feet well. Highly recommend, I keep coming back to these as my daily runners!
ChefBum –
Firmest Guide since the Guide ISO
These are a great looking version of Saucony’s Guide series, with a simpler, cleaner look and thick, spongy laces that AREN’T TOO LONG (Guide Iso), and don’t easily come untied on their own.But they are also the firmest footbed of any Guide since the Guide Iso. Significantly firmer than the Guide 13, Guide 10, and Guide 8.If you’re coming directly from the 13 like I was, you’ll notice the difference right away, and it takes some getting used to. It was so firm at first that I seriously thought about returning them, then looked online into whether or not I should try breaking them in, and if the ride would soften over time.Thankfully, it has, and they’re proving to be a good running shoe. The uppers are very lightweight and so breathable that they remind me of Nike Huarache type uppers. The upper is soft and comfy, though, and needed no breaking in, while providing excellent ventilation and good space in the toe box.The heel counter on this one is pronounced and so soft and almost squishy that it’s easy to crush down if you don’t hold onto it while inserting your foot. I prefer a bit more stiffness back at the heel, but I can’t argue with the comfort and softness. We’ll see if it holds up over time.I’ve been very happy with Saucony’s Guide line of shoes over the years, and the fact that they’re available in different widths as well as sizing. They’ve always been a quality shoe for running thats worth the money.
Mike Faustini –
Long life and comfortable
I’ve been through a lot of walking shows that haven’t lasted 100-150 miles. These are just at the 150 mile mark and still have plenty of life in them. I’ll be purchasing more like this in the future. Extremely comfortable as well
Ron Maiolo –
Look no further
Great color, fit and quality
P. Burnier –
Best shoe brand hands down
These shoes are amazing. They fit right with tons of support.Forget Nike, NB, and other brands. If you want a good pair of shoes for running, jogging, or working out, Saucony shoes are the best.This version and model is amazing.
R R in IA –
Not as good as Asics
I tried these as an alternative to the stability shoes I typically wear (Asics GT 2000 and Kayano) based on reviews. They are comfortable enough but offer less support than the Asics shoes. They run about half to a full size larger than the Asics shoes. I wear a 10 in Asics, but if I were to order these again, I would try a 9 or 9.5. I have already demoted these shoes to just daily knock around and walking, and have returned to Asics for my running shoes.
Mario_oM –
Rein optisch gefällt er mir weniger, ich sehe ihn daher als „Werkzeug“ fürs Gehen und Laufen. Für mich ist der Schuh wie gemacht, er bietet mir einen sehr guten Halt im Fersen und Seitenbereich. Wobei ich erwähnen will, dass ich eine schmale Ferse aber normal breite Zehen habe.Die Schnürsenkel sind elastisch, zudem sind sie sehr dick, dadurch lassen sie sich sehr gut und fest schnüren.Die Sohle ist sehr gut gepolstert und bietet dadurch eine gute Dämpfung.Trotz der dicken Sohle und stabilen Verarbeitung ist der Schuh erstaunlich leicht.Ich bin nur mal gespannt wenn es heiß wird, ich befürchte das man doch schnell ins Schwitzen damit gerät weil sie wirklich satt am Fuß sitzen, da kann wenig Luft zirkulieren.Mein Fuß ist exakt 25,7 cm lang, in meinem Fall ist die Größe 42,5 passend.Nachtrag: Ich habe die Schuhe nun seit Monaten und bin noch immer begeistert, ich habe mir nun auch noch die Schuhe in der Farbe Alloy Cobalt gekauft, extra für den Sommer, wenn die Sonne extrem knallt 😉
Luis Hdz –
Durables, cómodos, transpirables, excelentes , ya son mis segundos pares.
Cliente de Amazon –
Son muy cómodos, excelente amortiguación y estabilidad. El tamaño es ligeramente más grande de acuerdo a la talla estándar
Thomas Lehmann –
The Guide 14 is a fantastic running shoe and definite step up from the former Guide 13 model. Snug fit and good support make this a very good choice.
Giovanni Contu –
Scarpe molto robuste un po’ rigide all’inizio ma ad un buon prezzo