Saucony Guide 14 vs Saucony Ride 13

Verdict

Overall, the Saucony Guide 14 receives mixed reviews. Many reviewers appreciate the updates to the shoe, including the added pop and power run foam, as well as the rethinking of stability. However, some reviewers have experienced issues with cushioning and breathability. The shoe is generally praised for its stability and support, but some have found the heel to be lacking in grip. The shoe's design is also a point of contention, with some finding it fresh and others finding it lacking. The shoe's fit is generally good for those with narrow and small feet, but some have experienced discomfort in the ankle or heel. The shoe's propulsion is also a point of criticism for some. Overall, the Saucony Guide 14 is a solid choice for those looking for a stability trainer, but it may not be the best fit for everyone.

Verdict

Overall, the Saucony Ride 13 receives positive reviews for its comfort, durability, and versatility as an everyday road runner. Some reviewers note that the shoe feels clunky or heavy, but others appreciate its ability to handle varying paces and maintain speed. The shoe's fit and sizing are generally praised, although there are some comments about receiving a different color than expected or experiencing discomfort in the toe area. The 8mm drop is a standout feature for some reviewers, while others compare the Ride 13 to other neutral shoes like the Brooks Ghost or Saucony Kinvara. Overall, the Saucony Ride 13 is recommended as a solid choice for a daily training shoe.