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Saucony Guide 13 Women's Running Shoes (Various Colors) Expired
$58.50
$119.95
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JackRabbit has Saucony Guide 13 Women's Running Shoes (Various Colors) for $58.50 after promo code GJR13M. Shipping is free.
Note, availability will vary by size/color/width.
Note, availability will vary by size/color/width.
- Women's $58.50
- Aqua
- Moonrock/Coral (size 10.5)
- Best For:
- Surface: Road, Gyms, Flats
- Category: Stability - Designed for runners who have flexible arches that over-pronate(or collapse inwardly). Stability shoes feature a posting or firmer foam underneath as a support underneath the arch to prevent the foot from over-pronating. The structure in this category is less than that of the Stability Plus shoes, but is adequate for the majority runners that over-pronate. Runners who need stability shoes tend to experience shin splints, knee pain, and plantar fasciitis if they are not wearing a stability shoe.
- Benefits Include:
- New PWRRUN cushioning provides just-right softness that's responsive enough to tackle as many miles as you wish.
- The new medial TPU guidance frame quickly and quietly guides each foot through its natural gait cycle for the smoothest feel yet.
- FORMFIT surrounds the foot with a made-for-me feel that can accommodate a wide range of foot shapes comfortably.
- A sleek silhoutte that was redesigned from the inside out for comfort from every angle.
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- Our research indicates that Saucony Guide 13 Men's & Women's Running Shoes are $11.45 lower (17.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $69.95 at the time of this posting.
- This price is $1 less than a recent Frontpage deal.
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JackRabbit [jackrabbit.com] has Saucony Guide 13 Running Shoe for $58.50
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Apply Coupon: GJR13M
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- Men's [jackrabbit.com] $58.50
- Women's [jackrabbit.com] $58.50
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The Guide 13 is a good stability shoe. The Ride 13 is a good neutral shoe. I just picked up a pair of Ride 13's and like them. They are little less cushioned than the Brooks Ghost, but less bulky than say ASICS. I know a lot of people like Hoka too, bc they make you feel like you are running on a marshmallow. I have found they wear out really fast and tend to make me bounce at a slower pace. I also feel like Hoka totally changes my stride, so I stay away now. The new Saucony PWRRUN foam is nice. The Sauconys just seems to propel you forward. It's not a speed shoe, but I am really digging the compromise between comfort and energy return. YouTube has some good reviews that you might find helpful.
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Not to say that the new ones aren't high quality stability shoes. Just if you LOVED the Guide ISO 2, then go find those and hoard as many as you can in your size. The Guide 13 and 14 are not similar.
For reference I am about 100 kgs and do about 20 to 30 miles in per week. I have been switching back and forth mostly between the Saucony Guide or NB 860s. I went through one pair of Brooks Adrenaline and they weren't for me.
Not to say that the new ones aren't high quality stability shoes. Just if you LOVED the Guide ISO 2, then go find those and hoard as many as you can in your size. The Guide 13 and 14 are not similar.
For reference I am about 100 kgs and do about 20 to 30 miles in per week. I have been switching back and forth mostly between the Saucony Guide or NB 860s. I went through one pair of Brooks Adrenaline and they weren't for me.
I suppose continuation is the wrong word. I suppose replacement since they don't make the ISO anymore and they are very similar build. Funny, I like the 13/14 uppers more than the ISO because they are more rigid and stretch less. Solid shoe nonetheless for 50-60$. I usually buy multiple pairs.
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Edit: these are easier to slip on and off without having to tie so ordered another for everyday use (not seen this color but really like my blue ones from other deal)
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Not sure why you need an "SD veteran" to tell you about running shoes, but I'm a 12-15 mile/week runner. I struggle with knee and heel pain and try a lot of running shoes. I have found Brooks and Mizuno work best for me, but Saucony makes a good shoe. I wouldn't hesitate to grab a pair for the rotation, at a good price.
The Guide 13 is a good stability shoe. The Ride 13 is a good neutral shoe. I just picked up a pair of Ride 13's and like them. They are little less cushioned than the Brooks Ghost, but less bulky than say ASICS. I know a lot of people like Hoka too, bc they make you feel like you are running on a marshmallow. I have found they wear out really fast and tend to make me bounce at a slower pace. I also feel like Hoka totally changes my stride, so I stay away now. The new Saucony PWRRUN foam is nice. The Sauconys just seems to propel you forward. It's not a speed shoe, but I am really digging the compromise between comfort and energy return. YouTube has some good reviews that you might find helpful.
The Guide 13 is a good stability shoe. The Ride 13 is a good neutral shoe. I just picked up a pair of Ride 13's and like them. They are little less cushioned than the Brooks Ghost, but less bulky than say ASICS. I know a lot of people like Hoka too, bc they make you feel like you are running on a marshmallow. I have found they wear out really fast and tend to make me bounce at a slower pace. I also feel like Hoka totally changes my stride, so I stay away now. The new Saucony PWRRUN foam is nice. The Sauconys just seems to propel you forward. It's not a speed shoe, but I am really digging the compromise between comfort and energy return. YouTube has some good reviews that you might find helpful.