Saucony Guide 14

All in all, i found the updates on this shoe really really improved the ride. The little bit of extra pop and the power run foam i appreciated, and th...

For this, the guide 14 is a perfect choice. It is a bit lighter compared to the hurricane 23 and therefore great for the long short, fast and calm run...

That's good and there's some padding around the heel area, the heel itself. Now on a stability running shoe, you want some form of stability provided ...

1 out of 10., not too shabby, and there you have it. Saucony guide, 14 soak it in one more time: uh-huh, crazy colorway, but there it is okay, questio...

I'm such a sucker for these old-border, or "retro" foils. Definitely gonna need the Scooze, Guide and DTT for my Cube, but I'm only like halfway through getting what I need from TSR and I'm just starting on MH2.

I’ve put in just over 100 miles on these the guide 14s and felt the support and stability. At around the second to third week i started feeling the lack of cushioning at the mid foot and almost had to stop mid run, especially doing hill running. Tried buying insoles but made no difference.

Middle: Saucony Ride 14 (just purchased less than 20 miles) - Purchased for something more supportive than the Pegasus 37. So far, good all around shoe so far. I quite like Saucony shoes, they fit well on my narrow and small feet.

These shoes are comfortable and look great, but they have two major issues: the heel doesn’t grab your foot very well and the mesh is not really breathable.

Saucony Ride 14 has impressed me. I find myself choosing it over the Shift, Speed, Ghost, and Arahi 5 more and more for recovery runs and anything over 8:00/mile runs. It feels nice and durable but still light enough to pick up the pace if I need to.

My first impressions were good with these shoes. They felt light and supportive, they feel well put together, and they feel firm (which at first didn’t seem like a negative). After a few runs in them, though I started getting pain in the front of my ankle of my right foot (where my legs meets my foo...