Customer Reviews Saucony Triumph 19

I am an avid Saucony shoe fan. I have ran in Saucony shoes for over 10 years, including the last 3 models of Triumph shoes. I also use Kinvara and Endorphins. These Triumph 19's are the worse Saucony product that I have ever owned. I have ran less than 100 miles in the shoes and both uppers are torn for no apparent reason. These are being used on gravel roads and sidewalks. I typically get 450+ miles out of Triumphs in the same exact conditions. While these are comfortable and stable, the upper simply is not durable.

Very comfortable, with support in all the right spots. At 60 years old support and comfort are really important, especially during the half marathons

I've been buying the Triumph since the models were in single digits. Love the evolution of them, and this one is favorite so far.

Currently running in Triumph and moving to Endorphin Shift 3 per orthotics provider. VERY happy with Tirumph 19. I'm a 58 yr old woman who just started running 7 years ago. I have asthma and have never been athletic. I raced in London Ontario this past weekend and ran my 5km at 26:59 and place 2nd in my age group. Super happy with Saucony brand. It's the only shoe I run in.

Very comfortable and great quality shoes. I loved the colour (yellow/neon) and the shape of mine.

Very comfy shoes, great bounce. Good to pick up the pace too.

Saucony shoes keep getting better. I love the Endorphin speeds for quicker runs but these are my go tos for almost every training run. I've been stock piling Sauconys like some kind of doomsday prepper and may need to get sponsored deal to support my habit.

First time with Saucony.. very happy. Great cushion, great ventilation. I notice footsteps are quieterconservation of energy?

Very comfortable fit in the upper. Midsole foam is nice and bouncy. Only thing I didn't like is the puffy laces they come with (too long and I don't care for this style of lace), so I switched them for the extra laces that came with the Endorphin Speed 2. The Triumph 19 partners really nicely with the ES2, offering a very similar feel. Making them great training companions

Very comfortable and versatile runner for everything. Good for long runs, or the treadmill. Bit of a rub point for me on the middle toe but nothing too concerning.

These are the only runners I will wear. I am female and have a terrible time trying to find runners wide enough for my feet. A local Running Room consultant suggested I try a men's shoe. I tried this brand on and was instantly happy. I am a Saucony customer for life

Best cushion and daily running shoes ever! Never doubt the shoe if its from Saucony. Saucony will always be my #1 option when it comes to my running life.

Its not the first time that i had saucony running shoes high quality ,the right size very light.

Great daily trainer, replaced my Bondi 7's, more cushioned

The Triumph 19 is my favorite training and racing shoe. Comfortable, stable and cushiony. Good upper, toe box room and designs. I bought 4 pairs of Triumphs 19s because I'm not sure about switching to the 10mm Triumph 20 after having the Triumph family server me well on 8mm for some generations now.

Bought the last pair on the site. Was absolutely surprised how comfortable and wide they are! Very light weight and easy to run in

Nice shoes. Needed a couple 10Ks to break in. Nimble for its size. Good for slower pace / long distance. Want a bit more cushioning for the forefoot - not complaining, just personal preference for the feel.

Comfortable shoes for running. Really not much grip on snow and really not waterproof though... I would recommend for road running on dry days.

i have large oddly shaped feet. Although I am female, I find that men's runners fit me best. The men's Triumph 19 is perfect for me. it appears that this shoe is being discontinued. I am very disappointed. I haven't found any other shoes that are as satisfactory.