Founded in Pennsylvania in 1898 and relocated to Cambridge, MA in the 1960s, Saucony is one of the oldest running shoes brands.

Over the past couple of years, Saucony revamped most of their shoe designs thanks to two main innovations: the ISOFIT upper construction and from this year the EVERUN sole material.

Saucony classifies their shoes in a very traditional way based on Pronation support, Road vs Trail and Racing/Track shoes.

Within each of these categories live different shoes for different runners. We are going to break the line down to make it easy to understand, and don't forget to keep reading for an overview of Saucony’s main technologies.