Liberty ISO

Great sneaker, i pronate so these sneakers and my inserts work like magic.

Liberty is lighter and quicker than Guide. I'm enjoy running it for tempo run and races. Overall the shoes feels great and support works for this 220lbs mild overpronated runner running 30+ miles per week with 13+ miles long runs. Here are some things need improvement. Shoes is completely soaked 6 miles into 15miles humid mid Aug race. By mile 12 the insole starts to curl up due to how web the shoes is. ( I was wear a thin racing socks ) Also the shoes slip on the paint on the road when it is wet. ( I will avoid using this shoes for raining day. ) For me the shoes couple be a tiny little bit wider. Somewhere in between guide and liberty. Overall this is a great light weight racing shoes for mild overpronated runner. I will be using it for the Marathon coming up. hopefully the wet shoes problem will go away when the weather gets cooler. Btw the colors and looks are way better looking that Guide. Rocking the Citron.

Saucony shoes fits me best. Almost all of my shoes are and have been from Saucony, since Kinvara 2 was released. Currently I use Saucony Guide 10 and 9 and Kinvara 8. I like light shoes with low drop. I bought Liberty, cause I though it would be light and low. My size is 46 (US 11.5). My other same size shoes weigh: Kinvara 5 (238 g), Kinvara 8 (261 g), Guide 10 and 9 (314 g). So Guides have been the heaviest shoes so far. But Liberty size US 11.5 weigh 338 g. On Saucony website Guide 10 weigh is 283 g and Liberty weigh is 275 g ? I think Saucony should inform, that the weigh of the Liberty increases faster that other shoes as shoe size increases I suppose because the bottom material is heavy, weight grows fast in relation to the size of the shoe. This is a shame, because its otherwise a great shoe

I was diagnosed with moderate pronation and after some research i found out that Liberty ISO offers good support for this situation. The shoes are well designed and colourful and offer a lot of cushioning. I was excited to start using these. However, just wearing for 15 mins, I have started experiencing extreme foot pain especially the arch area. I have a couple of times since then. However, they haven't given me any relief. Feels like a high end investment with no returns.

I ordered the white noise edition, they are gorgeous. I really wanted to like them as a step up from my saucony Freedom ISO (I own two pairs). I love the Freedom, in spit of my flat feet I find them extremely comfortable and balanced. I ran twice in the Liberty and I would like to return them. I understand how they could be great for some, but I found the mix of ISO sole and arch support confusing. My balance was all over the place, I tried to figure out where to land and push but it kept throwing me off. it's like the shoe tried to do too much for me, and not the way I want to. I worked hard to strengthen my arch and I think I will stick to neutral shoes. looking forward to the Freedom2