Saucony Triumph 20 Reviews

A 220 lb runner with about 550 miles on the Triumph 20, still their go-to long-run shoe: soft but not marshmallowy. The Magnify Nitro 2's foam isn't as comfortable.

Struggled with the Triumph 20: it felt hard and uncomfortable, with a big heel that felt like a 12 mm+ drop; pushed through to 800 km before getting rid of it.

The Triumph 20's 10 mm drop didn't work for them and its narrow toe box gave them a hotspot, though it had more cushion and was more fun than the Boston 12.

The Triumph 20 makes their ankles hurt badly; their feet roll in it and the narrow midfoot makes it worse.

A midfoot/forefoot striker returned the Triumph 20 because it had little cushioning under the forefoot.

Has about 270 miles on the Triumph 20 and it still feels brand new; they think it could last 600–800 miles.

Went through two pairs of the Triumph 20 and found it felt better and more stable for long runs than the Invincible 3.

Loved the ride of the Triumph 20, calling it their favourite and most fun, but it didn't work for them: the high drop, a constant metatarsal hotspot and a slightly narrow toe box. Returned it after 50 km.

A 123 lb runner finds the Triumph 20 max-cushioned but bouncy rather than marshmallowy; just retired their first pair after roughly 700 miles.

Runs about 11:30/mile and the Triumph 20 has been great; nearly 200 miles in it looks and feels new, a very durable shoe that is soft but bouncy rather than sinking.