Triumph 23

Picked these up on sale for $89.95 and they are an excellent buy at that price. I’m a 5’10” 215lb 31 year old male with a strongman build, and am writing this review after putting 20ish miles on the shoes. All miles were on asphalt under the scorching North Texas summer heat. Poorly made shoes typically will reveal themselves quite quickly under these conditions and I’m pleased to say that these are well-made shoes. The shoes are extremely light to the point where you would think they’d be flimsy and unable to stabilize a heavy guy like myself, but they are actually quite stable, well-cushioned, and breathable. I quite like the padded tongue and heel as they make pulling the shoes on easy compared to unpadded tongues, and I don’t get blisters on my heels like I do with other brands such as Adidas. These features are so good that I will not be buying another running shoe that lacks these features for the foreseeable future. Comfort is a 10/10 in these shoes. The foam midsole feels like it’d fall apart but it’s quite durable in practice. The cushioning the midsole provides is quite generous and has allowed me to run everyday without developing any soreness or pain. Compared to my previous Adidas Duramo 2 SL, these are a huge step up in cushioning over the Adidas LIGHTSTRIKE foam. The treads on the shoe are absurdly grippy when new and have held onto that grip as I’ve put on miles. Although, I am concerned how long they will last due to how grippy they are and how low-profile the treads are. Fit-wise, I wear a US Men’s size 10 in most running shoes and casual sneakers. These are no exception, so I would call them true to size. Looks-wise, I got the version with the black upper and white midsole, and they look so clean and professional. If you want a running shoe that isn’t obnoxiously bright and colorful, the black & white color way is perfect. At $90, these may well be the best value on the market for daily running shoes if your focus is on comfort and quality of life over sheer speed.

I wait for these to go on sale at around $100. I’m not a runner, but I’m also not overweight. They make a great everyday walking shoe. Incredibly comfortable and supportive. I’ve been wearing older versions of this running shoe for 20 years. I don’t even look for anything else to buy unless I want a different look. Fit is accurate. Five stars.

I wear orthotics so finding workable shoes is a challenge. The Saucony Triumph was presented as "orthotic friendly", and for me it definitely is. It has a deeper heel cup area and keeps my heel from sliding up and down plus the foot bed is flat enough to comfortably accommodate an orthotic. I like the cushion they provide in that it is soft enough for comfort, but firm enough to be stable.

I’m about 300 miles into wearing these shoes. They are very comfortable and have a LOT of cushion in the sole. With that said, all of the cushion makes the shoes a little tall and unstable at first. So be careful if you’re prone to rolling your ankle, especially around corners and turns.

Great quality sneaker. Fits great, feel great, definitely would buy again.

These are much more cheaply made than the Triumph 21s and do not last. Are they comfortable? Yes. Do they run well? Also, yes. Are they durable and long lasting? No. I bought these because they no longer sell the Triumph 21. You could run 500+ miles in those shoes. They were great. After some quick online reviews I decided the 23 would be a better fit for me than the 22. And that was correct. The 23s were immediately comfortable, ran extremely well, and did not require a breaking in period. However, as in everything these days, the newer version is made much cheaper than those that came before it. The first pair I purchased lasted only 237 miles until the tread wore out and fell off from the back heel. I was too close to race day of my first marathon in ten years to mess around with finding another type of shoe that would not chaff on long distances so I just bought the same pair a second time. I assumed the first pair was a fluke. Well, I was wrong. The picture below is of the second pair after my marathon. They have 122 miles on them and are going straight in the trash. The first pair did the same thing and then the next long run the entire black tread piece came off. I'm not going to run hoping for a different outcome. I do not recommend these shoes.

They look nice. Cushioning is medium. I've walked in them for a week and a half and the tread is going fast. I asked Alexa ai for longest lasting running shoes and this pair was suggested. It stated 400-500 miles. There's no way they'll last that long. I'll need another pair next month. Won't be buying them again.

What a great product, well balanced between the stability, support, cushioning and light weight. Great for my knee

These are a light weight, good supporting shoe ideal for long days indoors. Really help to reduce fatigue. My last pair lasted 5 years of almost daily wear.

Menuda sorpresa con estas zapatillas, me han encantado, su estabilidad y confort son tremendos, tienen una amortiguación increíble, ya las he utilizado tanto para entrenar como para competir y me van de maravilla, yo padecía mucho de sobrecarga en el soleo y estas zapatillas me están dando un magnífico resultado llevo hechas con ellas más de 300 kilómetros y muy contento.

After extensive research for a max-cushion neutral shoe suitable for hard surfaces, I settled on the Saucony Triumph, and it has exceeded my expectations. Key Points for Prospective Buyers: Fit (Wide Version): My primary issue is a wide foot structure, confirmed by an in-store foot scan. The "Wide" version of this shoe is a game-changer. The forefoot has ample volume, allowing for natural toe splay and eliminating the lateral rubbing I experienced with standard-width shoes. Sizing: Do not buy your casual shoe size. For running, you need about 1-1.2 cm of space in front of your longest toe. My foot measures 28 cm, and the EU 45 Wide (29 cm) provides this exact fit. I highly recommend measuring your feet in cm and checking the brand's size chart. Performance: The PWRRUN+ cushioning is superb. It strikes a great balance between being soft and protective without feeling overly mushy or slow. It provides a smooth, slightly energetic ride that's perfect for daily kilometers (5-10k). While not the lightest shoe on the market, its purpose is protection, and it delivers that without feeling cumbersome. Tip for Asymmetrical Feet: Like many people, my feet are slightly different sizes. Using the top eyelet for a "runner's loop" or "heel lock" on my smaller foot created a perfectly secure fit with no heel slippage. Conclusion: An outstanding daily trainer that offers premium protection and comfort. For runners with wide feet, the "Wide" version isn't a luxury, it's a necessity, and this shoe gets it absolutely right. A fantastic investment in injury-free running.

I bought the all-black version mainly because it looks clean and understated, making it a great choice for a professional workplace. It doesn’t have the flashy colors that many running shoes come with, which I really appreciate. I’ve been a big fan of the Saucony Ride series for years, but I wanted to try something different. Compared to the Ride, the Triumph 23 feels a bit heavier and bulkier, but it also provides noticeably more cushioning and support. So far, I’ve only been using them for walking, and they’ve been incredibly comfortable. They feel soft underfoot while still offering plenty of stability and support, even during longer walks. I plan to use them for marathon training in the near future, and I’m very optimistic they’ll perform well for longer runs too. I also picked them up for $125 during a sale, which was the best price I could find anywhere at the time for this model and the all-black color. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase and have been loving them so far. If you’re looking for a highly cushioned daily trainer that also looks good in an everyday setting, the Triumph 23 is definitely worth considering.

トライアンフ22と比べて フィット感は、22は足指周りにゆとりのあるものでしたが、23はもっとフィットする感じになりました。それによって、サイズを変える必要は有りません。いつも通りで良いです。 ミッドソールは、かなり柔らかくなりました。はねかえりもあります。ドロップが10ミリ有りますので前へ前へと進みます。 最近買ったシューズと比べるなら、ニューバランスの1080v15が有りますが、1080v15は柔らかすぎるかな、と思っていたところトライアンフ23を履いた後には、1080v15は非常にフラットな接地感で柔らかすぎる感覚も無くなりました。良さが分かったのです。そのくらいトライアンフ23はフカフカで弾みます。