Women's Saucony Shoes

Stand Out Performance    

In a crowded market, Saucony sneakers never earned the widespread devotion afforded to bigger brands. But they did catch the eye of in-the-know sneakerheads, earning distinctions for crafting footwear built for runners. One of the biggest: a 1977 “Best Sneaker” nod from Consumer Reports Magazine.

Not long after, the brand released the first in a series of ground-breaking sneaker designs: The Trainer 80, built without a cardboard layer between the shoe sole and upper. The result? Increased comfort, flexibility and brand loyalty among serious runners. Within a decade, Saucony also rolled out its GRID technology, built to cushion feet while centering heel strikes at every step for increased stability. The tech proved wildly popular, and the brand secured its spot as a top running shoe company. Today, whether cruising in the Jazz Original or pounding the pavement in the Guide ISO, Saucony styles spell support, comfort, and curb appeal.