- The Saucony Ride ISO represents an excellent update. Reviewers agree that the shoe meets expectations and delivers on its promises. The ISO is true to size and easy to wear thanks to its adaptable ISOFIT technology. Available colorways are easy on the eyes, and the design doesn't stray far from previous editions.
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Saucony Triumph ISO 5 Shoe Review
As a standard weight neutral shoe, the Saucony Ride ISO 2 is one of the classic neutral trainers. It provides very little inherent stability and will allow the foot to be flexible. While great for neutral runners, it's not going to provide any guidance to prevent pronation. The ISO Ride 2 falls right between the 'well-cushioned' and 'responsive' categories. The shoe is a great fit for high-mileage daily running while maintaining a snappy underfoot ride. It provides a pretty accommodating upper that gave me no problems across runs ranging from shorter, easy days to my longer, uptempo efforts.
Saucony Triumph ISO 5
The Saucony Triumph ISO 5 is a high cushioned neutral trainer from Saucony. More cushion than the Saucony Ride ISO. I've run in several models of the Saucony Triumph ISO, with my favorite being the first. The Saucony Triumph 5 is a highly cushioned, but lightweight trainer.
I've typically had a version of the Triumph in my rotation but recently moved towards the Saucony Ride. For the last year, the Ride has felt better to me personally. When it was released, I was eager to see how the Triumph felt.
Quick Facts:
Heel to toe drop: 8 mm
Weight: 10 ounces
Saucony Triumph ISO 5 Fit:
Saucony 2019 Ride Iso Running Shoes
The Saucony Triumph ISO has run short for several versions, but this year it runs true to size. I typically wear a women's 10-11 wide, and 10.5 has been great. The toe box is roomier then it's been the last few versions.
The second update to the Triumph upper includes a 'Jacquard' engineered breathable mesh. According to Saucony, this helps to accommodate more foot types (with the updated ISO fit, it does). Jixipix cartoon 1 11 english. The jacquard mesh is basically fancy mesh.
One thing to add is the shoe is shallower, and Saucony as a brand doesn't fit insoles or doctors orthotics as well as many other brands.
Saucony Triumph ISO 5 Ride:
New for this version, Saucony added 2mm of EVERUN Topsole cushioning. There is supposedly more energy return than ever before. The topsole is on top of the Everrun, so the shoe feels more cushioned and more energetic.
Something to note is the grip is much better than previous versions too. I've run in the downpouring rain, and the traction has been fine. The crystal rubber outsole allows you to grip the ground better than many current running shoes.
The Saucony Triumph ISO 5 feels closer the original ISO 1 than ever before. Maybe I'm just reminiscing on the shoe, but it finally feels like Saucony put more into the again. For the past few generations, it's taken a backseat to the Freedom or even the Ride.
Men's Saucony Ride Iso
If you have never run in the Saucony Triumph ISO, it is known for the responsive cushioning. It's a good shoe for long distance, and you feel cushioning throughout running. It's a bit bulkier and more cushioned than the Saucony Ride.
I've run about 100 miles in the shoe (long runs, easy runs, workouts) and for me, it's the best fit as a daily trainer or long run.
Saucony Triumph ISO 5 Conclusion:
I like the Saucony Triumph, and I think the Saucony Triumph ISO 5 is the best it's been since the first version. I'll continue running it.
Saucony Iso Guide
Current Rotation:
Easy Runs: Brooks Glycerin 16, Brooks Ghost 11, Hoka One One Cavu
Workouts: Nike LT Streak, Nike Zoom Fly
Races: Nike LT Streak
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Questions for you:
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