Customer Reviews Saucony ProGrid™ Omni 10

This is my third pair of Saucony's ProGrid Omni after being fitted in them by a running specialist. I have owned the model 7's and 8's, and now the 10. I am an on-again, off-again runner, but i love these shoes for everything. I am an RN on my feet 5 days a week and these shoes are heavenly for my feet. When I run, my high arches collapse and I overpronate, so I wear these with SuperFeet insoles for the best fit and support. For a stability shoe, these have unbelievable cushion also, which my 37 y/o knees crave! I skipped the 9 series simply because I loved the colors of the purple/silver, and I tend to keep these shoes a long time. I still have my 7's and run in them for muddy events like the Warrior Dash :) Saucony is the only brand I buy anymore!

This is the second pair of shoes that I have bought in this style. I have plantar fasciitis and the only shoes that worked for me were Brooks and then these. I am sticking with the Saucony ProGrid Omni shoes. The 10 have not steered from the 9 version. The only difference is that they do not look as wide, which is a good thing!

True to size in length but seemed a little narrow. I ordered a wide and was happier with the fit.

I really like Saucony. I got fitted at a running store, buy a pair of expensive shoes. Then the next time I buy the same running shoes at Zappos for much cheaper. They provided good stability and arch support.

First size was too tight...Zappos was great in shipping out the next size...right away!

Great running shoe, like running on clouds, not as wide as a toe box as I like, but not too narrow as to give the dreaded black toenails.

This shoe is roomy, which for my bunions is a good thing, but I still had to insert some extra cushioning to take up the boxiness, plus to get the arch support I need (my feet are flat). Otherwise, love them, (and I have shin splints so it takes a lot of shoe for me to find such love). I have to say that over the years, Saucony always works best for me just based on the way they are made, they always feels so much better than others I've tried.

I have a family history of "fallen arches" (overpronation). This was the shoe recommended to me after I did the treadmill/video thing at the running shoe store, so I have kept buying them. They really do keep my feet from falling in on themselves. Highly recommend. Make sure to order a whole size larger than your usual shoe size. I gave it 4 stars in style only because I'd love to see more colors than just boring old blue.

My great workout buddy recommended this shoe to me, and since I have owned previous ProGrid versions I decided to give the new model a try. I needed a shoe that would support jogging/walking as well as regular workouts that include lunges and jumping. Since I combine my workouts, a shoe that supports multiple movements and balance is important and the ProGrid 10 has been great! I am not seeing any unusual wear and tear as I wear these for workouts 5 to 6 days out of the week.

Love this shoe. I just upgraded my Omni 8's to these and they're awesome. Great cushion, toe box is a bit smaller than the 8's so fits me better and the heel is just right. I wear a 9 and always get a 10 for a perfect fit. Excellent shoe.

I've worn the Saucony Progrid Omni since the Omni 3. They seemed to make it narrower in the toebox and less supportive with the 7, but have returned to the roomier, more supportive style with the 10. This is the best tennis shoe style for my foot issues (flat arches, high instep, wide forefoot). However, Saucony really seems to be having trouble with quality lately. The tongue ripped out of one shoe after only a month of weekend wear. I will continue to order this style as it does fit my needs so well, but I am very disappointed when I have to go through the inconvenience of a return for shoddy workmanship.

I love these shoes. The same day they arrived, I went for a run. They are super comfortable and I didn't have to break them in. I run four or five times a week three or four miles and they are the best running shoes I've ever had. I was a die hard Nike fan but not now. After buying my first pair of Saucony shoes, I will only buy their running shoes.

I love these sneaks! The arch support is superb, and I have been purchasing them routinely since 2008.

This is my third pair of the ProGrid Omni style. I love this shoe! I get a new pair each year and they hold up extremely well in my marathon training. I put a lot of miles on these and the only reason I have to retire them is simply because I've worn down the tread (which last longer than other brands I have owned). Wouldn't think to run in another pair of shoes.

Love these shoes! I was have trouble with knee alignment, and the stability and support of this shoe makes a huge difference.

This is a very comfortable walking shoe. I have a wide foot with a high arch and instep. This shoe has a roomy toe box, it does not rub anywhere, and with my arch support replacing the removable sockliner, it has great support. The sole of the shoe helps me keep a good balance when I walk my mile or 2 every day. Although it is an expensive shoe, it is worth it, and I knew if there was any problem with the fit, Zappos would replace or refund with no shipping cost, so I took the risk and bought the shoe. I'm very happy.

These shoes are awesome! They are very supportive and I love walking in them all day long.

Love this shoe! I was suffering from shin splints due to over-pronation, and this shoe has helped a lot. The arch support took a couple of days to be comfortable simply because I wasn't used to it. Now wearing neutral shoes are uncomfortable, and these are my go-to pair.

The new Omni is a good follow up to its predecessor. It is supportive and cushioned. I have to add arch support to them, but the shoe is still good for over-pronation.

Its been quite a ride to get this pair of shoes. I like the fit and feel of Sauconys in general. They need to work on quality. I bought a pair of Ride 3's and loved them, but within 50 miles of walking in them, the inside lining wore a hole in the big toe area, which I found premature wear and unacceptable since I only had them for 3 months and only wear thick socks. Zappos was great about exchanging them for another pair, so I chose the Ride 4's. Once those came in, they looked like they were too small, and sure enough they were. They were marked as a size 10 but clearly had the feel of 9's, so I called them again and while they said that they would only be able to refund me since I had already exchanged, they did allow one more exchange for these ProGrid 10's. They have great foot form and cushion. There is just enough room in the toe box, I wish there was a little more, but it's okay. I am still breaking these in, but.... so far, so good. I hope that Saucony works on their quality issues with all of their shoes. A good pair of shoes should not be completely indicative of how much you have to pay for them as to whether they will stay together under normal wearing conditions. My span of spending went up.

I'm a walker and find this shoe to be perfect for my needs. Good cushioning, roomy toe box, and stability. Would definitely buy again.

Big difference between these and the Omni 9s. I've worn Saucony for 6 years now and go through four pairs a year. Fit is the same but the footbed is less stable than past versions. The metatarsal support is more noticeable in the Omni 10s than in the past versions (think Asics 1100) but the sole material has much more 'give' now. I'll keep searching for the perfect shoe.

Have always liked this shoe but find this newer version to be longer and wider in the heel.

I've owned two pairs of Saucony's The first pair fit and felt great but tore out by the little toe rather quickly. The second pair was much more expensive so I thought they would be that much better, but they turned into torture chambers within the first few days and hurt me so badly I threw them away before having a replacement! I tried the Saucony Progrid Omni 10 and wore it around the house a few times to give it a good try before committing. The toe box was very nice on my tender foot, but I sent them back because I did not think the sole was well made and I could feel a hard edge through the sock liner. Plus, after reading all the other comments about the soles breaking down quickly and the fabric tearing I did not feel comfortable spending the money on this shoe.

I'm really disappointed in the Omni 10. The 9 was too big in the toebox, and the 10 has fixed that problem a bit - but now it's way too big in the heel. After a few weeks, now that they've loosened up a little bit, I can't wear these anymore. My heel is out of the shoe all the way up hills, so much so that when I lace through the top laces, my upper metatarsals began to ache from all the pressure. Keep in mind that I'm reviewing a 12 narrow, and shoe-makers invariably make 12s way too wide, even the narrows, so this may not be an issue with smaller narrows of this shoe. Really disappointing. An expensive mistake.