Saucony Men's Cohesion 11 Running Shoe, Black, 10 Medium US

I was skeptical buying shoes or sneakers online. For the price I had to try these. Just looking for a workout shoe. The fit and feel are better than expected. I have a wide foot but sometimes the wide width is too wide. I love the fit, and the look good for dress or casual wear. The mesh looks sturdy and stronger than cloth. Very happy with price and quality. Highly recommend.☝️🔥💯

Good value. Comfortable. Just right size.

I was looking for a lightweight athletic shoe to wear while walking. I normally wear an 11, but I purchased the 10.5 Wide instead to see if I get a bit more room in the toe. It worked!These shoes are comfortable to walk in, and they are priced right compared to other shoes with lesser ratings by the “expert athletic shoe people.”Athletic I am no more… but I am very much in shape with comfort and affordability.I bought two pairs (black and blue), and they fit exactly the same.If you’re not looking for a shoe to run a marathon in… but rather something that will not cripple you on long walks, then I recommend this shoe!Both pairs have worked well for me!

Really good all-purpose shoe for the $$$. I use them mostly for everyday use and occasional fitness walks. Comfortable with good tread. I'm wondering why I should spend $150 on high-end shoes when I could buy 4-5 pairs of these for the same $$. I found the sizing to be right on. No fancy features just a nice looking comfortable shoe.

I was looking for a good pair of walking shoes since my running days are over. I generally prefer Skechers for their wide fit and overall support. A friend recommended the Saucony brand for comfort and I must agree. I can be on my feet for long periods and I have zero fatigue wearing these shoes. I am certain others can speak to their experiences with these shoes as far as running is concerned, but for me these make a great pair for all day wear!

Really comfortable shoes. Great price. I've gotten multiple compliments on these, when I initially only bought them for when I go jogging. Comfortable every-day shoes.

I have tennis shoes for a month,I have flat feet and attached problems including with my ankle, I wear tennis with support to work, I do not use Saucony for the gym or for running.1.- pros .... they are super comfortable for my condition, they allow me to work standing and walking continuously for 10 hours, taking discontinued breaks of at least two hours during that time, and feeling my energy levels high at the end of the session. day, even being sick with allergies or flu, I can take my performance levels to a high level with these tennis shoes, which I was not achieving with other tennis shoes of famous, well-known, and very expensive brands, saving 100 or 200 dollars for a pair of tennis in each purchase, for which I bought two more pairs of Saucony tennis shoes, of this type and I am going to get another pair more next month and I will explain why in the next point2.- Cons .... I put special gel insoles, to feel more comfortable, I feel like I'm on a cloud when I walk with them, I had to buy half a size larger tennis shoes, in my regular size they were a bit tight, like a glove, which in the long run could cause a break in the part of the little toe, the material is not resistant, I begin to notice that in the part of the heel there are already signs of wear, the same in other parts of the tennis , I calculate that if I use them only for work they will last me in total between four and five months, maybe a little longer

The comfort, at least for my foot/arch, of Saucony running shoes is unmatched. I never feel strain on my foot, nor shin splints. And while I got these shoes discounted, I expected the same Saucony quality I've come to know and love.These shoes delivered in the comfort department. The sole was a little weird (seemed hard and inflexible), but I guess it's the new design style and I didn't notice while running. They also held up, tread wise, for the past 2 years.My only concern on these shoes was the mesh uppers, which seemed to be very thin and weak at points (like where stitching exists). I don't run marathons, but I do enjoy getting out there and getting in a few miles. My average running shoe lasts me about 3-4 years, depending on many factors. These barely made two before the mesh started fraying and ripping at the above mentioned points. While it was a nice feature to have your feet breathe through the mesh, it's not so nice to have your feet come through the mesh.Again, I love a good Saucony running shoe. I just can't give that love to a pair that have so terribly failed at the least likely point for a running shoe. Sole wear - sure. Arch/padding wear - you bet. But the upper seems like the last thing that should go. Hopefully Saucony fixed this in current models.