Triumph 24 Running Shoe

I have been running in Saucony Triumphs for a long time. I love the shoes - they hold up through the miles (I only run in a pair for 350 miles or so then walk in them for another 400 miles). I run 5-10 miles typically on a training day. My only complaint with the shoes is that they are typically the ugliest shoes Saucony makes. The color options are very drab. Wish they would include some brighter options in the future.

The Triumph 24 is my new all time favorite running shoe. I’ve been running for several years, average 35 miles weekly and am a sucker for new technology, the plates, cushions and fabrics. I’ve learned that what I really need is a lightweight highly cushioned shoe period. This shoe is it and I will not run in anything else. Don’t fall for the gimmicks, buy this shoe now.

Only used them a few times. On a positive note, very lightweight, and high build quality. The negatives outweigh the positives unfortunately. I don't like the narrow heel area of the shoe-crazy narrow. On wet pavement, not the best grip. The cushion and bounce was good. Biggest negative for me is the heel drop. I just couldn't take the extreme pain in my knees after just two 3 mile runs, since I usually run in 6mm drop shoes, and these are 10mm. It is a shame, as I wanted to give them a try.

So far the triumph 24 is the best running shoe I've owned. Comfortable and lightweight with a spring to it. I just started running again and other shoes would make my calves hurt or the bottom of my feet but these are my favorite

I bought these a month ago and am very pleased. They are very light, the cushioning is great, and the bounce/energy return is terrific.

Amazing shoe. My first pair of Triumph were the Triumph 11's. Triumph used to be my easy run day or long run shoe. Now it is also my race day shoe. The Triumph 24's are light weight, fast and provide great support. Run about 30 miles per week and am 56 years old and this shoe is one of the best shoes Saucony has every made. Keep it up!

Nice change for me. Been running with the Speeds for quite some time because I like the vinyl plate better than the carbon. But he plates seem to be causing achilles issues. The Triumphs have great cushioning and a 10mm drop which seems to help the achilles. Been running in saucony for many years. Oh, and the Endorphins wear out after about 100 miles. The bottoms disintegrate.

The shoes are too soft and are rolling out like they are not neutrals.... Very disappointed.

Use these shoes to play indoor pickleball They are very supportive, comfortable and allow me ease of movement for the game. They are lightweight and breathable so they do not get hot. A great shoe.

I have had these for about a month now and put on about 250 - 300 kilometres. Comfort and fit is good, cushioning is about right for me (190 lbs). Overall they are pretty good although I have serious concerns about durability. I have used Triumph shoes since about model 18 and have been very satisfied with their toughness. This pair, however, is loosing chunks of foam around the periphery of the sole after only a couple of weeks of use. I mostly use them on paved areas 75% and about 25% on gravel roads. At his rate, I fear that they will be badly shredded within a couple of months. I never had this issue with previous models. The durability of this foam is disappointing.

The shoes just don’t fit my foot very well honestly but they would be comfortable for most people I’m sure.

Booth this shoe a month ago.Good cushioning for my runs. Bit unstable for floor workouts, but overall very happy so far