What replaced Saucony Guide?

The Guide 13 is the successor to the Saucony Guide ISO 2, and the big difference between the ISO 2 and the 13 is the fit technology.

What replaced Saucony Guide ISO?

Men’s | Saucony Ride 13 Like other recent updates in Saucony’s lineup, the Ride 13 replaces the ISO version of the same shoe, the Saucony Ride ISO 2; the Saucony Guide 13 replaced the the Guide ISO 2, and the Saucony Triumph 17 took the place of the Triumph ISO 5.

What does ISO mean for Saucony shoes?

Saucony is not calling this shoe the Triumph 18, but the Triumph ISO. The ISO stands for ISOFit. The ISOFit has taken roughly 0.4 grams of weight off the upper of the shoe in a men’s size 10, respectively.

What does ISO mean in saucony?

ISOFit
Saucony is not calling this shoe the Triumph 18, but the Triumph ISO. The ISO stands for ISOFit. The ISOFit has taken roughly 0.4 grams of weight off the upper of the shoe in a men’s size 10, respectively. The upper wraps around the foot and learns how the foot moves with each strike.

What is the difference between Saucony Guide 10 and ISO?

The Guide ISO feels even more neutral than the Guide 10. That’s because of the medial-post sloping away from the rearfoot. This leaves more foam between the upper part of the medial-post and the heel. As a result, the medial-post is less noticeable than the Guide 10.

What does Saucony stand for?

The word Saucony comes from the Lenni Lenape Native American word “saconk,” meaning “where two rivers run together. Inspired by the original location on the Saucony Creek, our logo represents a running river marked by three boulders. Throughout the early and mid 1900’s, running became the focus of serious athletes.

Is Saucony Ride ISO a neutral shoe?

The Saucony Ride ISO is pointed at neutral runners who want a neutral trainer that offers an efficient platform to run both speed work and long runs on. This Ride ISO shoe comes in at 9.7 ounces with an 8mm heel to toe offset and a $120 MSRP with a focus on providing a dynamic and efficient fit for neutral runners.