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Upper: Air mesh with synthetic overlays provides a breathable environment with increased support and durability. HydraMAX lining material has great moisture wicking properties as well as a plush feel. Lightweight padded air mesh tongue for maximum breathability and comfort. Forefoot lockdown welds lock the foot to the midsole providing a more secure fit.
Midsole: Removable ComfortRide sockliner is Saucony's exclusive open cell foam sockliner. It is antimicrobial and breathable while providing superior cushioning and ride. Full Length Progrid™ is Saucony's latest impact deflection technology, absorbing impact, dissipating shock and setting the foot up for a smooth transition. SSL (Saucony Super Lite) EVA is Saucony's superior EVA blend that maximizes rebound and durability while minimizing weight. SRC Impact Zone and SRC Xtra forefoot cushioning provides shock attenuation and sets up the foot for a smooth transition through the gait cycle. HRC+ Strobel board increases cushioning and comfort.
8mm heel to toe offset.
Outsole: XT900 outsole offers exceptional traction properties without sacrificing durability. Injection Blown Rubber provides lightweight cushioning while maintaining durability and a smooth ride.
Fall 2012
"A Best Buy pick that tops $100? If you're shopping for new shoes, you know they're getting more expensive. But the Ride 5 is indicative of a trend we're seeing: The shoe is $10 more expensive and is a full two ounces lighter than its predecessor. That weight savings is largely a product of using less foam in the midsole and a reduction in the rubber on the outsole, which also makes this update lower to the ground and more flexible. The changes resonated with testers, who rated it the highest of any shoe in this guide for comfort, cushioning, and ride. So, despite the price hike, it's worth the splurge."
Style #: 20156-2
Color : Silver/Gray/Blue
Weight : 9.8 Ounces
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Pros
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Road Running
Comments about Saucony Ride 5 Men Silver/Gray/Blue:
Purchased these as a replacement for my Ride 4's for marathon training and running a marathon. They are not even close to similar to the Ride 4's. I ran a few weeks thinking they needed to be broken in but my feet were killing me after an 18 mile and 13 mile long runs respectively. I would not buy if training long distances. Good for less than 10 mile runs, races or training as they are lightweight. Don't use for marathoning or marathon training.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Width:
- Feels true to width
- Arch Type:
- Average Arch
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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Q:
Hi, I am training for a Marathon that is approximately 6 weeks away. I currently run in Saucony Triumph 8 which has a higher heel drop than the new Triumph and Ride models. Would you expect that I would have issues with the difference at this point in my training where I have no opportunity to do a gradual transition? My current shoes are spent.Asked on 9/10/2012 by P from Clarkston, MI1 answer
A:
Normally we recommend that people try to stick with the same shoe as much as possible during their training; however, we certainly can understand your situation. Although there is a slight difference in the heel-toe offset between the Triumph 8 and the Triumph 9, the shoe is mostly the same and you probably shouldn't encounter any issues.Answered on 9/12/2012 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
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