W. Saucony Guide 18
The shoe's main change for 2025 is an upper update which gives a little more room at the sacrifice of a tiny bit more weight. The Guide 18 provides a moderate level of cushioning in a slightly lighter package compared to other high stack stability trainers in the market. The shoe utilizes what Saucony calls Center Path technology to keep the runner... well, centered. The midsole remains the same from its last iteration with a large slab of PWRRUN underfoot. A PWRRUN+ sockliner adds a little extra comfort directly underfoot. The shoe is best for runners who want a stable trainer that is non-intrusive, modestly cushioned with no-frills.
The shoe's main change for 2025 is an upper update which gives a little more room at the sacrifice of a tiny bit more weight. The Guide 18 provides a moderate level of cushioning in a slightly lighter package compared to other high stack stability trainers in the market. The shoe utilizes what Saucony calls Center Path technology to keep the runner... well, centered. The midsole remains the same from its last iteration with a large slab of PWRRUN underfoot. A PWRRUN+ sockliner adds a little extra comfort directly underfoot. The shoe is best for runners who want a stable trainer that is non-intrusive, modestly cushioned with no-frills.
The shoe's main change for 2025 is an upper update which gives a little more room at the sacrifice of a tiny bit more weight. The Guide 18 provides a moderate level of cushioning in a slightly lighter package compared to other high stack stability trainers in the market. The shoe utilizes what Saucony calls Center Path technology to keep the runner... well, centered. The midsole remains the same from its last iteration with a large slab of PWRRUN underfoot. A PWRRUN+ sockliner adds a little extra comfort directly underfoot. The shoe is best for runners who want a stable trainer that is non-intrusive, modestly cushioned with no-frills.