Men's Kinvara 10

This is the perfect shoe! I have purchased two pairs of the 10s and I love them. I have worn Kinvara’s since the 5 model and these are by far the best model to date. They have a wide enough toe box and no slip in the heal all while providing a light and comfortable ride.

not a bad Kinvara, more structured than the 8 and 9 and fits smaller and more narrow, after ~15 miles across a couple days my feet couldn’t wait to stretch out in some sandals

Best pair of running shoes I’ve ever owned! Light enough to use for running sprints...

Let me begin by saying that for 14 years I was wearing a competitors running shoe, which is a testament to brand loyalty. That said in 2018 I switched to the Saucony Kinvara 9. And I loved it !! I am an avid runner who runs on both a treadmill and outdoors , averaging 50-60 miles a week. These shows are fantastic!! Light, airy, stylish and comfortable as can be. So glad I made the switch. So when the Kinvara 10 came out just a few months back, I had to have them. So..... I bought 2 pairs right away. I am wearing one as my daily runner and the other as my casual walking shoe. Why ? Because they are THAT good and THAT comfortable. You can’t go wrong with the Saucony Kinvara 10. Go get a pair...... NOW!!Running

Firm and responsive yet still comfortable, natural feeling, breathable, light, everything I look for in a running shoe. Amazing for speed sessions, tempos, road races, slower long runs, recoveries, and just everything. On my second pair after putting around 500 miles on my first, and will keep buying.

Love this shoe. It's got everything: 1) lightweight, 2) cushion 3) room in the toe box, 4) lower drop. I also like the Nike Pegs very much, but this is lighter, same cushion, more room in the toe box and much lower drop (more flat). All around winner for me and what I like out of a shoe. I like to mix up my shoes a bit and this one is probably my favorite in the quiver for all around running, fast or slow.

Quality shoe, stylish

This is a great shoe and along the lines of the past grid shoe. The only issue is I had the sole become unglued on the left foot by the toes and would bunch up running down hill. In fairness it was a 20 mile run that went from very humid to rain and back hot and humid. I still run in them but I need a new pair to break in before an Ironman in two weeks. I still recommend these shoes for serious front foot runners, hence why im buy another pair of the same shoe

Part of the reason these fit so well is that a specialty shoe store spent time to find the best shoe for me. I’ve been running in Kinvaras for about three years now (started with the six I think) and they are the best all around shoe I’ve tried in the last twenty years. I run 25-30 miles a week and they’ve remained comfortable and cushioned. I think the everun technology has made a big difference in the durability. I expect as long as they stay true to the purpose of the Kinvara I’ll be running in these for a long time.

Kinvara 10 is a superb running shoe. It is light weight, has a wide base of support, and is surprisingly stable for a neutral shoe. It is also surprisingly durable considering the exposed EVA outsole. It is well suited for just about any type of running workout. It can handle daily training, long runs, and faster tempo runs with ease. Much improved over the Kinvara 6. The upper fits much better without the ProLock system. Heel and mid foot fit are excellent. I believe the Everun material adds a little bit more cushioning so now I can wear the Kinvara as an everyday shoe. Two minor dislikes: 1. The laces are too long. 2. The upper is slightly loose in the forefoot. The super long laces and loose fitting fore foot make it a little difficult for me get a perfect fit. This is a minor complaint, I love everything else about the shoe but it is enough to prevent me from using the Kinvara 10 as a race day shoe.