Saucony
Guide 17 M
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Surface: Road/Trail
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Use: Occasional (1 to 2 times a month)
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Weight of runner: Under 65kg, Under 75kg, Under 85kg, Over 85kg
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Stability: Moderate support
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Rebound: Excellent
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Shock absorption: Excellent
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Shoe weight: 263g
Saucony Guide 16 M
105.00 €
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Recommended retail price by the brand
150.0€ Recommended price
2 installments of 52.50 €
Free of charge
Please make sure to check the size guide before making your choice.
The i-Run team says
The Saucony Guide 16 shoe supports men with a universal to pronated stride during their running sessions. This versatile new version has increased comfort to support you in your daily workouts on roads and marked trails.
You get excellent cushioning and dynamic energy return thanks to the PWRRUN midsole. You progress smoothly with a smoother and more natural stride.
The mesh upper lets air circulate for a pleasant source of coolness. The 360° fit provided by the FORMFIT process gives your foot optimal support and is designed for maximum sensation.
The outsole has rubber reinforcements for great grip and durability.
Key points of the Saucony Guide 16 shoe
- Versatile shoe for greater comfort during your daily training sessions, up to and including marathons
- PWRRUN midsole: cushioning and energy return
- Natural, smooth stride
- Mesh upper: breathability
- FORMFIT: fit, foot support and improved sensations
- Rubber-reinforced outsole: grip and durability
- Removable PWRRUN+ insole: shock absorption, momentum and comfort
- Drop: 8 mm
- Weight recorded at i-Run: 263 g for size 42
- Colours: grey, yellow, black and green-grey
Technologies
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PWRRUN+
The PWRRUN+ cushioning provides the comfort and energy you need to cover as many miles as you desire.
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FORMFIT
The FORMFIT system addresses every point of contact with the foot, far beyond the laces, to ensure a customized fit and feel.
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PWRRUN
You benefit from a pleasant surge of energy and a delightful rebound. The thickness of the cushioning provides smoothness and speed to each of your strides.
