Men's | Saucony Guide 17
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Saucony Guide 16
Men's
Stability Running
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Features
Get effortless support for every run with the energized Saucony Guide 16.
The Guide 16 is perfectly balanced with cushioning and support where you need it. Containing Saucony’s PWRRUN cushioning, it is both soft and energizing for every run.
The Guide 16 is one of the best stability shoes, making your runs feel smooth thanks to a firmer medial posting that prevents your foot from rolling too far inward. The Guide is designed to cradle and contour to your foot, creating a supportive fit that feels personalized to you.
The breathable upper wraps around your foot comfortably. In ourSaucony Guide 16 review, one reviewer stated, “It has a soft, enveloping step-in feel that hugs your foot in all the right places. The tongue and heel collar don’t look particularly thick, but they have a cushioned feel that is really nice when you first slip on the shoe.”
The Saucony Guide 16 will have you excited to tackle your next workout.
Tech Specs | Saucony Guide 16 |
Drop | 8 mm |
Weight | 8.4 oz (W), 9.5 oz (M) |
Stack Height | Heel: 35 mm / forefoot: 27 mm |
Category | Stability |
Use | Everyday training |
What’s New
The changes to the Saucony Guide 16 are minor—designers changed the upper to make it more comfortable and fit your foot better by retooling the laces for a better lockdown. They also eliminated some of the overlays and redesigned the heel cup to make it easier to put on and take off.
Who It’s Best For
The Saucony Guide 16 is a great everyday training shoe that works well for beginners or experienced runners who want a little extra support and stability. Typically people with flexible arches or who overpronate enjoy this type of shoe best.
Why You’ll Love It
You will love how comfortable, energizing and supportive the Saucony Guide 16 feels during your run.
Read more in our Saucony Guide 16 review
Shoe Review: Saucony Guide 16
The Guide 16 is Saucony’s mid-level stability shoe, meaning it offers a moderate stack height and just enough medial stability to reduce the effects of overpronation, the excessive inward rolling of a...
