Saucony Women's Guide 15 Sneaker, White/Red/Blue, 7

I’ve been wearing this brand and style for over 25 years. I used to be a runner 30 miles a week I would change shoes every four months or so and always bought this shoe. The support, comfort and durability is five starI am now older in my 50s I no longer run, but I still wear this brand and style. It’s like walking on air. And dependable.

As you can see in my low res photo, they glow in the dark!!!! Super comfy for distance running and very cute! Love them!

I have always love Saucony running shoes. They have a wide toe box which works well for my sensitive little toes. My last pair of Saucony shoes I ordered my usual size and my toes hit the end of my shoes as I ran. I ordered a half size larger this time and they fit perfectly.

I love Saucony's since they fit my wide feet. These shoes are comfortable on my arch and I like the extra padded heel. I usually buy Kinvara styles but this is my first Guide purchase. The shoes are kind of wide at the ankle and makes me nervous about running in them. The shoes also squeak. I'm not sure if that's a issue from replacing the insole with another type but it can be a little loud and annoying. Overall, I like to walk and workout in these but wouldn't recommend them for any running activities if the fit doesn't support your ankles. You can easily roll your ankle by mistake.

I run approximately 40 miles a week and overpronate slightly. I bought the Guide 15 after purchasing a pair of Guide 16 earlier this year. I haven't actually jogged in the Guide 15, but I've worn them around casually and they feel similarly to the newer model which has become my favorite running shoes. I've been alternating between the Guide 16 and a pair of Asics Kayano 29, and I enjoy both models. They are well made and comfortable. Would purchase these again.

I've been wearing this model of shoe for 6 years and they're awesome! They help to keep my feet from rolling to the side and are extremely comfortable to exercise in.

These are my go to! They fit well with my orthotics (I order a size up). Great value and well made.

I had high hopes for these running shoes. My most recent running shoes were New Balance and, after a good couple years of 2-3 times a week usage, were long overdue for a replacement. I decided to try Saucony because they have a good rep and I know several women who love them.I wish I wouldn't have waited a month, trying to see if I'd acclimate to these, only to decide I won't and that it's too late to return them.I don't have wide feet, but the front part of the shoe is so wide compared to the comparatively slim arch and heal I constantly feel unbalanced in these. I run on a treadmill and found myself holding on to the bars most of the time for the first time ever. I don't know if this pair is defective or if this is Saucony's "formula" which works great for some but not for others. I've owned dozens of running shoes over the years and have found some more shock absorbent, springy, comfortable and "smooth" than others, but never any that made me feel unbalanced - and therefore unsafe - while running. Anyway, I'm taking these to Goodwill and have ordered a new pair of New Balance. Maybe New Balance actually helps with balance, so switching makes you feel less so? I don't know. I do advanced yoga and use a mini trampoline without a safety bar - balance has never been an issue for me before. I can only assume the design of being so wide at the top, tapering down to a narrow arch and heel, just doesn't work for my body.I should add, that I bought some Saucony "running socks" to see if that might help with the "balance." They were slippery, the front seam cut into my toes, and I got blisters. I won't be buying Saucony products again. Not right for me.