However, this is not the case with Saucony. Sometimes when you fall in love with a shoe you get disappointed with the next edition because of all the major ‘upgrades’. It’s fair to say I have a soft spot for them. They provide the right amount of stability in a smaller package than most stability shoes out there. Guides were on my feet during my two marathons and countless half marathons. This is my fourth pair of Saucony Guides I have run in. The only drawback to the upper I found was it lacked breathability. They cradled my feet, providing comfortable runs of any distance. These shoes adapted to me as I adapted to them. ISOFit is truly one the biggest strengths of the guides. I found these two components work together to give me the ideal fit. The ISOFit design is comprised of a glove like sleeve for your foot to slide into along with segmented overlays which allow you to adjust the fit of the shoe.
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I reviewed the Omni Iso this past summer. This is my second experience with Saucony’s ISOFit technology.
It also provide the shoe with the right amount of flexibility. I found the triflex handled all weather conditions I ran in, from dry to snow and ice. They use a denser rubber in the high wear areas: the front on the medial side, and the heel of the shoe. The bottom of the Guide Iso 2 has Saucony’s common triflex design. These, combined with the EVERUN topsole, add great bounce to your stride. The wider toe box allowed for my forefoot to spread out while landing, giving more area from which to push off. The narrower heel locked my foot in place, providing greater stability. They changed the shape of the sole unit slightly by making the toe box slightly wider and the heel narrower. It gives just enough support to level out your foot and ankle for a nice, stable run.
It truly does what the name of shoe says: guides your foot. It is located in between the arch and the heel of your foot. The medial posts in the Guides are not as substantial as the ones found in the Omnis and Hurricanes. As I ran more in the Guides I found that the EVERUN topsole molded and adapted to my foot the more that I ran, making it more comfortable over time. The EVERUN topsole gives you that springness on liftoff throughout your whole run. The EVERUN topsole absorbs the impact of foot strike then gives you the energy back as your foot transitions from heel or midfoot strike to lift off from the balls of your feet. The PWRFOAM midsole makes for a firm yet responsive ride. The combination of these two works extremely well together. The sole unit is comprised of the PWRFOAM midsole and 3 mm EVERUN topsole.
Saucony implements small, positive changes in this tech in the Guide Iso 2. Saucony is a brand known for their Everrun topsoles and ISOFit upper technology.
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