Ride 10

These shoes seem to fit fine. I bought them for walking - saved them for a couple of weeks, and then have just worn them occasionally on outings, nothing strenuous. I would have to say that these shoes are just so-so. They don't provide much cushion, or support - they fill with sand if I'm walking in dirt - and the first time I took a short walk on a trail, the outer mesh tore right over the toe box (perhaps it snagged on something, but there really was no previous wear, so I was surprised that it did tear). The outer mesh is loose, so grass seed heads work their way through and eventually become pokey. I've had them just about 6 weeks, and I'm beginning to have pain in my feet after wearing them. And I'm not wearing them every day - I've probably worn them about 15 times - so I'm a bit disappointed that they are not performing better.

I've had these shoes for 4 months, run approx. 30km a week since and have yet to break these shoes in. They are pretty comfortable in every other aspect but they absolutely shred my heels. Blisters on top of blisters and the heel of the shoe has started to wear in the same way that other reviewers here have noticed as well. I sincerely regret buying them. Far from Saucony quality, truly disappointed.

I absolutely love the Rides, I'm on my 4th pair! They are stylish and go with every running outfit and are the perfect shoe for all my training. However, on my most recent pair the trim on the outside sneaker is peeling away from the rubber. I am very disappointed as it has not happened with any of my other Saucony sneakers. Not sure if I would purchase them again

This was my third pair of Rides. I previously owned the Ride 7 and Ride 9 so I was very excited to order the Ride 10. I love that they come in narrow width although I wish that the narrow would have more color options. I ordered the Ride 10 pair on 3/20/18 and a month later the inside of the heel on one of the shoes began tearing leaving me with blisters on my heel. After reading other reviews and seeing that it was common it appears to be a defect. I run about 25-30mi/wk so nothing that these should not be able to handle. Running shoes should be built to last more than a month especially for the price I paid.

I wanted to love this shoe - but I can’t. I tried them on in a store that allows you to take a quick jog and I loved them - great cushioning, the fit felt right, everything seemed perfect, so I bought them! Somewhere around wear number 10/mile 20 on the shoes they decided they hated my heels. The heel piece (cap?) that creates the heel structure is slanted inward (toward your heel) and digs in to the outermost curve of my heel. I ended up with a quarter-sized blister and a lovely tear in the heel lining. I don’t have this issue with any other shoes and am incredibly disappointed that I not only got a blister, but I ruined the shoe. Now every run causes the tear to worsen and even the padding layer is now disintegrating. Why does the heel structure need to angle towards the heel? This seems like a design flaw and a waste of $120 - especially since it is only in one of the shoes and different lacing methods didn’t stop the issue. 😩 You must try these on before buying! And you need to feel around on the heel to see where the edge of the heel structure will hit your foot. You’ll notice the inward slant just by looking externally at the heel.