Saucony Triumph 19 Reviews

They own the Triumph 19, find it a good walking shoe with a soft but not squishy foam, though the 8mm drop feels higher to them.

On their second pair of Triumph 19s: the first lasted 600 miles, and through two marathon builds they've used them for most long and recovery runs. Surprisingly light and bouncy for a max-cushion shoe.

Their Triumph 19 is at 450 km with two half marathons raced and still feels like new.

They rely on the Triumph 19 for most easy and long runs, did a 26k in them, and report 155 km so far with the shoes holding up well.

They have about 850 km on their Triumph 19; the side fabric is starting to tear but they still find it a bouncy, comfortable shoe.

Their Triumph 19 pairs have over 600 miles and the outsoles still look great, which they say justifies the price compared with past daily trainers.

Someone with bad ankles just passed 400 miles in the wide Triumph 19 and calls it a game changer; they loved it enough to buy the Triumph 20.

Downgraded the Triumph 19 to a walking shoe almost immediately: an extremely firm ride for a shoe billed as cushioned.

They run the Triumph 19 as a daily beater and easy long run shoe, noting it lost weight versus earlier versions and is comfy and reliable, though not exciting. Their older 18s passed 600 miles.