Softer, smoother, and more durable than v18 but notably heavier and less responsive; most buyers can save money and grab v18 on sale instead. — Doctors of Running
Softer, smoother, and more durable than v18 but notably heavier and less responsive; most buyers can save money and grab v18 on sale instead.
Best for: Walkers and new/easy-pace runners who want a mild stability shoe with a high-arch feel
Straightforward firmer mild-stability trainer and the group's best walking shoe.
Best for: Runners wanting a simple non-super-foam mild stability shoe and walkability.
A competent, comfortable mild-stability max-cushion daily trainer that does the basics well but lacks innovation; the reviewer would pick the Saucony Hurricane or Nike Structure Plus instead.
Best for: Run-of-the-mill mild stability daily training at easy paces up to half marathon distance.
Best for: Mild stability in a package that isn't blocky or bulky
A genuine breakthrough for the Guide line — the reviewers (who previously found the Guide dull) now consider it a comfortable, smooth max-cushion shoe with subtle guidance that works for mild overpronators and neutral runners alike, at a competitive £140 price.
Best for: Easy miles, long slow runs, walk-to-run programs and anyone wanting a comfortable max-cushion shoe with mild stability rather than heavy-handed support.
Reviewers note: Engineered mesh upper is more adaptable with slightly more volume than v18.
Per Doctors of Running.
The Saucony Guide 19 weighs about 292g (men's 9), has a 37.0mm heel stack and a 6.0mm heel-toe drop.
Reviewers compare the Saucony Guide 19 to Saucony Guide 18, Saucony Endorphin Azura, Hoka Arahi 8, ASICS Gel-Kayano 32.
Per Doctors of Running, The Run Testers, FORDY RUNS.
Next Pair aggregates 5 expert reviews of the Saucony Guide 19, including Doctors of Running, The Run Testers, FORDY RUNS.
Per Doctors of Running, The Run Testers, FORDY RUNS.
Compared to other road easy recovery in the same lane.
