So, you already know the Saucony Ride 14? Well, it’s time to meet its kid brother: the Saucony Guide 14. The Saucony Guide 14 has been designed for overpronating runners and is a perfect shoe for long distances. These 14th editions are lighter than their predecessors. To provide you with comfortable guidance they also feature the same familiar PWRRUN cushioning as found in the Guide 13.
Added to the shoe’s midsole is Saucony’s PWRRUN material. This material provides effective cushioning and divides pressure over the feet. PWRRUN ensures a good balance between cushioning, protection and responsiveness.
The inside of the sole features the TPU Guidance Frame. This frame prevents the feet from collapsing to the inside when running. The 3D Engineered overlays in the upper provide some extra stability.
Like many other Saucony models, the Guide 14 also has a FORMFIT upper. This technology shapes itself after the feet, thereby providing a personalised fit. Next to this, the fit around the heel has also been improved in these 14th editions of the Guide.
Comfort is key at Saucony. The Guide 14 is no exception to this rule. A Saucony shoe that’s very similar to the Guide 14 is the Ride 14. The big difference between the two is that the Guide corrects the feet through transition where the Ride doesn’t do this. Making the Ride more suitable for neutral runners and the Guide suitable for overpronators. Thanks to the comfortable soft feeling of these two shoes you’ll tick off your miles effortlessly.