Saucony Men's Excursion TR15 Trail Running Shoe, Fog/Black/Topaz, 9.5 Wide

These sneaks happily my 2nd pair. Seem more roomy and flexible and lightweight than some. Not to thick, heavy, tight or clunky. Not waterproof, but very breathable. At this price they may last just a year or two of steady wear, but I'll try than over 3 to 4x the cost of $150 Merrells/Nikes or $200 Hokas.

I’ve been looking for a good looking pair of tennis shoes for over a year. I read the reviews on these and took a chance. I wear a size 11. Most of the shoes I buy are either too tight or too big but these fit just right. They look great and I’m gonna enjoy wearing them. They are very well-built and should last me several years. I don’t know what some people do to their shoes, but a lot of people can wear out a pair of shoes in a few months. For me, it takes me years to wear out a pair of shoes. These are good looking shoes and they are super lightweight and very comfortable if you’re thinking of purchasing them go for it you’ll probably love them.

This is my second pair of Saucony Excursion TR 15 and before had the TR 14. Great shoe for Trail Running at a great price. The only color left in my size was this one, kind of white, more like a very light gray, not the best option when it comes to trail running but at $43 & international shipping included, it was a no brainer! Comfortanle inside, light, they dry quickly and with a very good outsole that provides lots of traction in rugged terrain.

Literally went from the box to an 11 mile technical trail run. Felt amazing, and was as sure footed as a mountain goat. Will definitely be purchasing their products in the future!

I like these shoes so much I bought 2 pairs. 1 for work and one for normal day to day comfort. This is my 4th pair of this exact shoe. They last and have great reaction in the snow as well.

I ran a Marathon in a Saucony Hornet in 77', now I walk in Saucony Trails. Correct Fit, Comfort, can't beat the quality and price!

I have flat feet and can be on my feet all day. The material of the soul is not good on wet floors. Not steel toe or rated as puncture resistant but, great shoe for work.

I'm pretty disappointed by these shoes. I bought them with the intent to go hiking around since my hiking shoes were getting worn out and I wanted to try out something lighter weight. After they arrived, I spent about a week breaking them in before going out on any hikes. Even after a week of break-in, the outsoles were still surprisingly stiff but I did like the lightness and breathability of the shoe.I take these out on a first easy hike (<1.5mi and less than 100ft elevation gain) and was not impressed at all. The grip is not good on even dry, flat rock. They seem okay on a soft path, but as soon as I encountered any wetness, the grip is poor. Wet rocks are dangerous with these shoes and I nearly fell a few times on that first easy hike just walking around.I'm not sure what Saucony means by "Trail Running Shoe", but I don't think they are suitable even as a "trail walking shoe". I wouldn't use these for anything that isn't on a paved path.I have since decided that these shoes are not to ever be used for hiking again and have relegated them to daily wear (office job) and the gym. They are okay for that purpose. After a month, the insoles and midsoles are still too stiff and do not offer much arc support. Standing around in these shoes gets my feet aching in 30 minutes or less. They are decent for the gym since they are lightweight and breathable.Overall, I would not recommend these shoes for any purpose. There are much better options out there.