Saucony Men’s Triumph 19 Running Shoe

I wish I’d bought 3 pairs. I would have had enough running shoes to last a lifetime. Perfect cushioning from heel to toe, and you can get insane mileage out of these. Currently running in Nikes, but eagerly waiting for them to wear out so I can go back to Triumphs.

The best pair of shoes for longer distance walk or hike in my collection of sneakers with great midsole cushioning that is more than adequate for most people. The Saucony Triumph 19 midsole reminds me of my Adidas boost midsole but more comfortable than the Adidas with the same bounciness and cushy feeling that is great for my bad knee when walking or hiking. If you squeeze the white midsole on this black upper of the Saucony shoes it have that spongy feel that's similar to the Adidas boost midsole and probably using a variation of ETPU instead of EVA midsoles which is more common in running and walking shoes.The Saucony Triumph 19 is a previous version of this line of shoes and retail for $150 on it release date but now on sales for under $60 depending on the color and size availability. I've preference for this version 19 being the heel stack height is 32.5 mm and the newer version heel 37 mm which a bit high for me and make feel unstable and a little off balance at time. I've compared this to my other sneakers such as my Adidas Pure Boost and Saucony Cohesion 13 and this is the offer the more comfortable and cushion ride for being active and less stress on my old joints.I've put about 50 miles of walking on concrete sidewalk and see little wear and tear on the rubber soles and I've good experience with durability of Saucony rubber soles and my older blue upper Saucony Cohesion 13 gray rubber soles is a good example with over 300 miles of walking and compared favorable with this better Saucony Triumph 19 black rubber sole in one of the attached images. Good quality comfortable with great cushioning shoes is probably one of the most important thing that we wear everyday and this pair of shoes is a great example.

I love these, these are old school before Hoka led the trend into 2 or 3 inch soles.

Fit well (size 15) but Saucony usually does. used for walking and a little bit of hiking. Sole wore out after 7 months or so.

These running shoes are awesome, they feel great and I enjoy running in them.

I bought these to replace an old pair of Triumph 18s. I’ve worn them through 2 training runs so far (I’m 63 and run very slowly) and they seem to be little changed from the Triumph 18s (I went through 2 pairs of those), with which I was quite satisfied. I’m also happy that because they are an outdated model, I was able to purchase them for the bargain price of about $70. They work well for me — they are very neutral, fit well for running (I like running shoes to be rather snug, take them off once I am done my run, and don’t wear them as everyday sneakers), and have enough cushioning for me to have avoided significant injuries so far, and haven’t contributed to any blisters. The stack height is on the high side, so I understand the view that these are best suited for slow paced runs. For me, all runs are slow paced ones, so that is not a problem. It could be a problem for some.

Stoked on these shoes. I had the prior model, the triumph 18's which were on the heavier side but I liked the feel/support of them. But these triumph 19s are sooo much lighter. But you still get the support and cushing that I need. Not necessarily got them for running, but more for walking, standing on my feet all day as I work in a hospital. So far they stood up to the task, I really like how they hug my feet, especially around the ankle/heel area. My feet do not move around in these. They sleek as hell too, I love the gum bottoms. Overall, if you on the fence on the triumph 19s, I say go for it! Long as they feel like this, I'll continue buying the Saucony triumph shoe line

This model of Saucony shoes have become my husband’s favorite style. He is a 5 to 7 days-a-week runner, averaging at least 5 miles each run. These will typically last him about 3-4 months (running on pavement, with occasional running on dirt trails) before he starts to feel the wear. He will then retire the pair from running and use as everyday shoes, while purchasing a new pair to replace for running. The upper material holds up pretty well, too. I believe there have only been a pair or two where the top ended up up tearing before he tossed them. Obviously, these are not waterproof, but he still jogs in rainy weather, and even snow this year (we don’t ever get snow, so that was a new one). These do air dry within 24 hours pretty well, though. We have never put a pair in the dryer before so I don’t know how that would go. He said these make it feel like he’s “floating” or “walking on air”. The colorways always look in person as depicted in the photos. Highly recommend.