Grid Triumph 3 Saucony Grid Triumph 3 (Silver/Gold) Men's: Running shoe built for the neutral to under-pronator who requires an enhanced cushioning and extended durability. The Grid Triumph 3 combines impact interface and SRC XTRA forefoot cushioning for the ultimate neutral cushioning from heel strike to toe-off. Medial Arch-lock enhances the upper fit. HRC strobel board and premium sockliner add layers of cushioning for added comfort. S.R.C. (Super Rebound Compound) is an evolution of Saucony's HRC cushioning technology. SRC provides 15% more rebound and 10% more durability than EVA. The 3D Grid Triumph 2's forefoot midsole is comprised entirely of SRC and provides an amazingly cushioned, flexible, and balanced ride with unsurpassed responsiveness. Air mesh upper provides breathability. Impulse EVA in midsole increases responsiveness and durability. Blown carbon rubber forefoot outsole for lightweight cushioning and flexibility.
$118.95
Grid Acen Saucony Grid Acen (Silver/Navy/White) Men's: Running shoe built for the neutral to under-pronator who requires an enhanced cushioning. The Grid Acen is the running shoe for the masses. An HRC heel plug and Grid System provide maximum cushioning, while the Arch-Lock midfoot support keeps the foot centered through the gait cycle. Triangular lug design provides traction and cushioning. High gloss for night time visibility. Compression molded EVA midsole. Carbon rubber outsole with flex grooves.
$63.95
Grid Acen W Saucony Grid Acen W (White/Silver/Green) Women's: Running shoe built for the neutral to under-pronator who requires lightweight cushioning. The Grid Acen is the running shoe for the masses. An HRC heel plug and Grid System provide maximum cushioning, while the Arch-Lock midfoot support keeps the foot centered through the gait cycle. Triangular lug design provides traction and cushioning. High gloss for night time visibility. Compression molded EVA midsole. Carbon rubber outsole with flex grooves.
$63.95
Grid Type A Saucony Grid Type A (Red/Silver/Black) Women's: Running shoe built for the neutral to under-pronator who requires lightweight cushioning. The NEW Grid Type A is a go fast, race day shoe. As the mercury soars, the Type A's entirely mesh upper and midsole drainage system keeps your feet cool, dry and on the move. SLS (Speed Lacing System) allows you to lace up quickly while centering the tongue. Midfoot Drainage System is a perforated sockliner and midsole which allows water to escape. Ionic Grid Cushioning molded EVA pillars provide heel cushioning. Air mesh upper offers lightweight breathability. Supportive overlays wrap the foot snug, to provide a supportive fit.
$93.95
Grid Trigon 3 Guide Saucony Grid Trigon 3 Guide (White/Silver/Blue) Women's: Running shoe built for the moderate over-pronator who requires a combination of cushioning and enhanced stability. The shoe that pioneered CRM (Customer Ride Management). Breathable airmesh and supportive synthetic upper. Premium sockliner for step-in comfort and improved cushioning. 3M reflective. Compression molded EVA for responsive cushioing and shock attenuation. HRC XTRA in forefoot which provides cushioning through the later stages of the gait cycle. HRC strobel board for increased cushioning and comfort. SRC impact zone provides shock attenuation and sets up the foot for a smooth transition through the gait cycle. XT-900 carbon rubber outsole material which offers superior durability. Flex grooves in midsole and outsole are channels that allow the shoe to bend and flex properly with the natural motion of the foot.
$93.95
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