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Saucony Triumph ISO


Details

Brand

Saucony


Heel To Toe Drop

8 mm


Breathability

8/10


Latest Version

No


Terrain

Road


Type

Cushioning


Key Features

• Neutral cushioning
• Designed for runners who under-pronate
• ISOFIT Floating Support Cage
• RUNDRY moisture-wicking interior liner
• PWRGRID+ cushioned midsole technology
• 8 mm heel drop
• Seamless Open Toe Box
• High Elasticity Sockliner
• IBR+ and XT-900 outsole technology
• 360-degree reflective synthetic material for low-light conditions



Upper

The upper of the Saucony Triumph ISO is made with ISOFIT, a stretchable and breathable mesh material that gives the shoe a sock -like feel. Runners found the Saucony Triumph ISO to fit tightly around the foot without being too snug. The lightweight support frame adds structure to the shoe and security to the runner’s foot. It moves with your foot. The eyelets are not sewn into the shoe, allowing for adaptation to the foot’s size, shape, and movement. Reviewers liked that the tongue of the Saucony Triumph ISO stays put. The interior of the shoe includes a High Elasticity Sockliner. Also, the heel collar is made with a RUNDRY moisture-wicking lining, allowing for a dry and comfortable run. The seamless Open Toe Box design enhances the sock-like feel and is a welcomed feature by several reviewers.


Midsole

In addition to more cushioning, the PWRGRID+ midsole technology used in the Saucony Triumph ISO offers more impact protection and durability than former styles. The Super Rebound Cushioning (SRC) Impact Zone has good shock absorption and offers a smooth heel-to-toe transition. Many reviewers felt like they were running on a cloud or a pillow. They experienced a spring-like feel that helped them run faster and further. Reviewers did not find the cushioning to be too soft. The Saucony Triumph ISO was built with a low heel to toe drop. Runners are able to land further forward and the shoe adjusts with the runner’s stride.


Outsole

The outsole of the Saucony Triumph ISO is lightweight and flexible. The outsole is made of XT-900 compound, which is a carbon rubber material that offers long-lasting power and heel protection from accelerated wear. The improved cushioning and responsive ride are a result of the IBR+ technology used in the forefoot. The IBR+ technology consists of a lightweight rubber material that is strong and durable. The Saucony Triumph ISO rubber outsole is made to last during consistent pounding of pavement.


Breathability

The Saucony Triumph ISO’s breathable mesh upper keeps the runner’s foot dry and cool. The shoe’s interior sockliner keeps the foot cool in hotter temperatures. Since runners lose a lot of heat through their feet, running in a shoe that keeps your foot cool is a plus! The RUNDRY material used inside the Saucony Triumph ISO helps quickly evaporate sweat. Less sweat means less chance of getting blisters. In fact, the enhanced cushioning and moisture-wicking liner make the Saucony Triumph ISO comfortable for sockless runs.


Comfort

The Saucony Triumph ISO is built to hug your foot. Many wearers liked the wider toe box and breathable mesh upper because it gave their feet room to move and expand. This is a plus on long runs when a runner’s foot swells. Reviewers were almost unanimous in commenting about the comfort and great arch support the Saucony Triumph ISO has to offer. The padded tongue and heel collar offer increased comfort and stability. Some reviewers found the Saucony Triumph ISO to fit narrower than expected and had to purchase a 1/2 size larger.


Style

The Saucony Triumph ISO comes in 5 colors. The men’s version comes in grey and black with bright green and blue accents, black and red, blue and citron with vizi orange accents, bright green and black with vizi orange accents, and red and orange with citron accents. The women’s version comes in twilight and pale blue with citron accents, silver and purple with orange accents, blue and red, purple with citron and pink accents, and black and pink. The colors are very bright, but reviewers commented positively on the cool look. Runners like the variety of colors offered. The Saucony symbol appears on both sides of the shoe. The shoe is a lace-up running shoe made with breathable mesh and moisture-wicking RUNDRY lining.


Durability

The Saucony Triumph ISO is a well-designed shoe. The outsole features IBR+ and XT-900 technology. Both of these technologies protect the shoe from general wear and tear. In fact, many high mileage runners found the outsole to hold up extremely well. Several runners logged 200 and 300 miles while wearing the Saucony Triumph ISO shoe. Also, reviewers found the shoe to last through half-marathon and marathon training runs and races. Saucony’s use of the Super Rebound Compound in the midsole offer 10% greater durability.


Protection

The Saucony Triumph ISO offers a durable rubber outsole and a cushioned midsole using PWRGRID+ technology. Also, visibility when running in low-light conditions is heightened by a 360-degree reflective synthetic material. Reviewers commented on the good responsiveness of the Saucony Triumph ISO. There were very few complaints of leg or foot pain. Shock to the ankles, knees, and legs is highly reduced. They found the Saucony Triumph ISO to be a perfect shoe for logging long miles on their feet. Several reviewers commented that the shoelaces did not come untied during runs.

Support

This shoe offers good support. The Saucony Triumph ISO offers 20% more cushioning in the midsole than previous versions. Most runners felt the cushioning was just right. The ISOFIT breathable mesh upper allows the shoe to conform to the shape of the runner’s foot, producing a snug slipper feel without fitting too tight. Flat-footed runners like the arch support and sturdy shoe base.


Terrain

This Saucony Triumph ISO is the right shoe for endurance running on the open road. Both the PWRGRID+ midsole, responsive cushioning and the 8 mm heel drop adapt to the runner’s stride, making it perfect for the high mileage runner. The traction makes it adequate for non-technical dirt trails and gravel roads. Runners like the ankle support offered by this shoe. Some reviewers liked that the Saucony Triumph ISO allowed them to feel the road and experienced springiness during a run.


Price

The Saucony Triumph ISO is priced on the higher end for running shoes. The durability and comfort of the shoe make it worth the investment, especially if you are planning to train for half-marathons, marathons and non-technical ultras. The cushioned midsole is meant to handle a lot of mileage. This is a good option if you need extra cushioning to protect your legs, joints, hips, and feet. Many runners shared that the Saucony Triumph ISO lasted a few hundred miles before needing to be replaced.


Drop

The Saucony Triumph ISO features a low heel to toe drop of 8 mm. This lower drop provides a greater range of motion. More of the muscles in the runner’s feet and lower legs are employed during a run in the Saucony Triumph ISO. This evenly distributes the high impact experienced through running, preventing common overuse injuries.


Stability

The Saucony Triumph ISO is a neutral running shoe. Runners who under-pronate benefit from the extra midsole cushioning and shock absorption offered by this shoe. The PWRGRID+ technology has advanced the geometry of this shoe for the better. Runners have experienced better distribution of energy as well as improved running form. The ISOFIT floating support cage keeps the foot locked in the shoe while providing good elasticity.


Flexibility

The forefoot and upper of the Saucony Triumph ISO offer a decent amount of flexibility without sacrificing support. The wide toe box prevents a runner’s forefoot from interacting with the shoe. The fact that the eyelets are not sewn into the shoe means they work independently. Each pair of eyelets can provide just the right amount of tension needed to accommodate your foot size, shape and comfort preference.


Traction

The Saucony Triumph ISO features an XT-900 outsole equipped with IBR+ rubber. The carbon rubber compound offers exceptional traction. The IBR+ outsole is 33% lighter than other rubber used. This lightweight rubber provides decent grip on pavement, non-technical trails and gravel roads.


Bottom Line

The Saucony Triumph ISO is a neutral running shoe that offers just the right amount of cushioning for the endurance runner. The PWRGRID+ technology provides greater midsole cushioning that adapts to the runner’s stride. The ISOFIT breathable mesh upper results in a snug fit without being overly tight. The wide toe box gives the foot room to move. The RUNDRY interior liner wicks moisture away from the foot, keeping the runner’s foot at a comfortable temperature. The XT-900 and IBR+ rubber compounds make the Saucony Triumph ISO a durable shoe meant to last through a few hundred miles of pavement running.

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