SauconyWomen's Triumph Iso 3 Running Sneaker

Love these shoes. I am a neutral runner (minimal pronation) so I don't need a stability shoe. The ever run sole is well cushioned. Not a huge arch support, but as they break in I can feel the arches. I wear 9-9.5 shoe size in casual shoes - I wear 10.5 in these to run in (not because they run small, but rather for proper fit and normal foot swelling that occurs while you run).I have another color with 250 mi on them and I'm breaking this new pair in to replace them eventually.I will say, I bought the old color for half price knowing I'd get an older shoe. It was made over a year ago. The materials can break down just sitting on shelves. Its not a huge deal for me, because I plan on putting 400-500 mi on them in the next 3-4 months. However, if you need them to last longer, it may be worth getting the newer, more expensive colors to have a newer shoe.Prior to these shoes I was running in a nimbus - a very well cushioned shoe. I liked them, but I had trouble with my forefoot falling asleep on runs.

This is a great neutral (not for pronators), high cushioned shoe. If you have a very high arch you may need to put an insert in these because it is a flatter arched shoe compared to asics, nike, and adidas. I have a decent arch and don't have an issue with the triumph because my arch sinks into the cushion.The offset is 8mm so I have to work my way into these shoes from some of the others. If you don't know what offset means, don't worry an 8 mm drop is a nice in-between that you really wont notice unless you're running more than 25 miles a week.The original price is a good indication of the quality of running shoe so it is clear that you're getting a good buy with this shoe regularly priced in stores at $160. It is simply an older version, but that is fine.Not a lot changed in this version of the triumph. I love the soft design of the shoe tongue and area around the ankle. The upper is a nice stretch material.As a college coach, I go through shoes quickly because I wear them for practice and for running, so the price and high cushioning makes these great!

I have *always* been a fan of Saucony running shoes and it's pretty much all I run in and for good reason. I've tried other shoes only to go back to this brand. About me:Distance: 3.6 miles (concrete/asphalt) in PM; 4 miles treadmill (AM)Arch type: Average/NormalFoot type: NeutralWidth: Average/NormalHeight/Weight: 5'6", 140 lbsSaucony size: 7.5 (Dress shoe size 6.5, boot size to accommodate thick sock 7)Offset preference: 12mmMy favorite Saucony shoe has always been the Cohesion, specifically the model #7. I don't like the changes made with the 8, 9, and 10 (the shoe seems snugger, a bit stiffer, and lost the responsiveness of the #7, which was perfect) and wanted some more cushioning as I get older so I decided to check out some more options. Unfortunately, the only Saucony shoe with a 12mm offset is the Cohesion. I tried a Mizuno "cushioned" shoe with a 12mm offset and had to return it (see review). So I decided to try the Triumph. This is one seriously cushioned shoe with a nice flexible midsole/platform. It's not as responsive as the lighter weight Cohesion but it has a nice feel to it. If you ever doubt the cushioning and flexible midsole, just try this on with a pair of Mizuno Enigmas or other shoe. The difference, at least to me, was amazing.I love the design--the tongue is "attached" to the upper so it's not free floating and thus the shoe fits like a glove. It feels nice right out of the box, nice as in there's no breaking in period. I did have to forgo my cushioned sock due to the snugger fit but this shoe has so much cushioning with the Everun technology you don't need a cushioned sock. I docked it a star for not being a 12mm offset (the Triumph has a 8mm offset) and because my legs felt a bit "heavy" after a week of running in it. I've since started rotating it with the Cohesion and find this combination works for me.(Side note: I was reluctant to try the 8mm offset after a negative experience with the Saucony Ride, which is nowhere near as cushioned or flexible. I experienced a hip/ankle injury after two runs in the Ride and thus went back to the Cohesion. I've been injury free in the many years I've run in the Cohesion and hope to stay that way with the Triumph in rotation. Time will tell. I'm not sure if the different offset is to blame but just pointing it out for other runners who have run in a particular offset for years and experience issues when switching between them.)

These are my go to running shoes. I will weep when they change the style. Good for flat feet because of the cushion, folks with narrow to medium heels, and folks with bunions because of the wider toe box. Might not work for very narrow feet.

I am a longtime lover of the Saucony Ride, but a friend suggested that I try the Triumph. I’m so glad I did! I wear an 8 in “street shoes,” but I need a 9 in the Ride & Triumph- so keep that in mind if you’re new to this shoe. It has a soft ride for my long runs, but I don’t feel like they’re heavy (although they are on the heavier side in comparison to other neutral shoes.) These hug my feet and feel cozy. I haven’t had any problems with the tongue pulling to the side or feeling too thin. I still love my Saucony Ride, but the Triumph are my new favorites for runs over 6 miles. I finish & my joints are so much happier :)

I only wear Saucony and these are my absolute favorite! They are great for running and exercising. The only issue I had is that they run small. I’d read that in the reviews so I bought half a size bigger than usual. I should have done a full size bigger. Yet, the are still the best pair I’ve had.

bought these shoes for my wife as a walking/running shoe and she mentioned the shoe itself is comfortable, well padded, and colors are vibrant. Overall, the shoe looks great but the sole of the shoe does not allow much flexibility and comfort. We had to return the shoe and replaced them with the original triumph ISO which were far more comfortable. it's a shame they changed the sole because the colors and style of the ISO 3 were great, we purchased the pink/berry and the purple/blue, but ended up going back to the ISO 1 for the comfort.

Very hard rubber and dumb so not good quality.

Nice pair of running shoes, very comfortable, good cushioned in the heels

In my opinion, the Triumph Iso 3 is the best running and crossfit shoe Saucony has made. I love the quality, fit and comfort of this shoe. I only wish Saucony would hold on to a good thing as I was very disappointed in their Triumph 17.

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