Saucony Women's Triumph 19 Running Shoe, Medium

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To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. As a consequence, I must admit that I enjoyed the T19 far more than expected, and it has easily found a place in my shoe rotation. This systematic process is to ensure that we have experience with each shoe in a large variety of conditions to provide expansive and thorough reviews for the public and for companies. While the midsole does feel a little firmer than some of its modern contemporaries, when out on the run, there’s a smoothness to the cushioning that few shoes on the market have.

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Those long asphalt runs, easy or with some tempo chunks thrown in are a real delight to be run with the T19. For me, the Triumph will be a great shoe for easy runs the day after a long interval day or for cooling down after a race or hard workout. Finally, some dissonant voices find the PWRRUN+ cushioning almost too comfortable to be responsive and perform. If you are currently injured or concerned about an injury, please see your local running physical therapist.

I get real Speed Racer vibes from this shoe, especially with the optional yellow laces (so much better than the black IMO). I feel like I didn’t give this a great review on YouTube, but I actually think it’s a pretty nice shoe and the weight loss is a big deal, in my opinion. Triumph 18 fans are about to be very happy, because this shoe is incredibly similar to its predecessor, with the biggest change being the weight loss - which is substantial.

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This is for sure a shoe not to ignore if you are looking for something to take the pressure off your legs and feet. On the up-tempo side, I do not find the Sonic Accelerate much more efficient, and it may be due to its lower weight.Stephen Seiler, a professor of sport science at the University of Agder, has determined the 80/20 rule for endurance athletes (80% of training volume should be at low intensity and 20% should be at high intensity). It does not have any traditional stability features, but the external heel counter mildly stabilizes the heel and the XT-900 full coverage outsole reduces torsional and longitudinal flexibility. In summary, 2021 is a very good vintage for the Saucony Triumph, with a new version rich in improvements. The weight makes the shoe a slower/easy day shoe for me, and I do not get responsiveness from the ride/midsole, which is fine for its usage. Well, now it has happened at least once, and as someone who enjoyed last year’s shoe (but got frustrated with how little breathability its upper had) and the weight couldn’t be happier.

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Jeff has finished several ultra marathons, from 50K up to 50 miles, and is still debating if he wants to go down that road again. For those looking for a plush workhorse with a padded yet locked down upper this could be an option worth looking into.

The Triumph 19 does strip down the upper from previous models to bring this daily workhorse a more natural feeling weight on foot.

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It may be less efficient than the latest super high-stack, carbon plated super-foam infused marathon shoes, but for training purposes, I still think that a more traditional shoe, with a more flexible platform despite the stack (thanks for your absence, Miss Carbon plate) is the right choice. Although designed for all kinds of paces (from recovery runs to uptempo sessions), the majority of testers consider it more suitable for daily training and long runsthan for speed workouts.The heel counter also seems to do a good job of stabilizing at the calcaneus while not being overbearing in any way since it is padded very well. Hi RTR - I see you compared the Triumph 19 to the Salomon Sonic Accelerate, but I would think the Sonic Balance would be a more appropriate comparison. I still keep a pair of Triumph 17s, relegated to easy runs, in my entryway, so my expectations were high with the newest model. This years Triumph gets some needed up dates to the upper which helped to shed some weight and enhance its breathability. The shoe has definitely gained weight and cushioning in the last decade, as virtually every shoe model that existed both then and now has, but I haven’t found that to hurt the shoes’ performance.