Product Description
The Saucony Grid Type A5 shoea feature a synthetic upper with a round toe. The rubber outsole lends lasting traction and wear.
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Product Details
- Size: 8 B(M) US
- Color: Blue/Citron/Pink
- Brand: Saucony
- Model: Grid Type A5-W
- Fabric type: Mesh
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- FlexFilm overlays shave off weight while maintaining integrity and lock-down
From the Manufacturer
Saucony is among the most respected names in running shoes. They offer a wide range of running and walking shoes, each with the Saucony trademark fit, feel, and performance. They've spent years studying the biomechanics of top athletes because the goal is to develop creatively engineered systems that maximize your performance, allowing you to focus on the activity instead of the equipment. From studies have come many innovative Saucony concepts. Advanced technologies like Grid, the first sole-based stability and cushioning system, provide an advantage to athletes of all types.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
By Dr AU
I have always lived by the mantra that running is for thieves and Kenyans (the invariable winners of the Boston Marathon), but since I'm over 40 now and I seem to gain weight if I so much as inhale a particle of fat, I had to break my rule of not running unless someone were chasing me with a big knife. So, I went onto Amazon (my go-to source for everything) and I looked for a pair of shoes that would make me not hate it as much as I used to when I ran to lose weight in my youth. These things are a feather-weight God-send at around 6 ounces; they actually make me feel light and bouncy, which is difficult since - at 44 - I am anything but. Since I'm not training for the Boston Marathon and am only logging about 10 to 15 miles/week in them, I'm not overly concerned about shock absorption or other technical stuff that serious runners think about (I think). Overall, great shoes, even for us running haters!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Lu
I bought these for racing longer distances (10k-12K-half marathons) where I needed more than a standard racing flat but still wanted a lightweight shoe...these are perfect for that, but surprisingly, they are my new favorite for daily runs as well. Seriously, these are great trainers! So much lighter than my former favorite, the Kinvara. Note on sizing: These run a 1/2 size small, I am normally an 8.5 in Saucony but take a 9 in the A5 with thin wool socks
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Vinasdottir
In the quest for minimalist running shoes I found these and was not disappointed. I violated the rule of not wearing a brand new pair of shoes before racing in them, but they were fine for a 5K. I am not sure that I would want to wear them for a much longer race. They are very, very light-- 5.1 ounces in a women's size 9, definitely lighter than the Nike Frees which I usually wear (6.4 ounces). As such, there's not much to them, so don't expect much support. Personally, I'd like more arch support but they fit well enough with plenty of room for a wide forefoot. They run true to size and I like the color combination.
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