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Who should buy the minimalistas saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store

Get the minimalistas saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store if you're in search of the following:

• a Womens minimalistas saucony jazz original low teal pink 2004 running shoes 1044-98 sz 8.5 that's well-cushioned and supportive for daily runs of any distance
• a shoe with unobtrusive arch support that can also cater to neutral runners (a "new age stability shoe")
• a lighter-than-average Womens minimalistas saucony jazz original low teal pink 2004 running shoes 1044-98 sz 8.5

Who should NOT buy it

If you're looking for a stability shoe that would be a softer and more bouncy alternative to the minimalistas saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store, we encourage you to try Saucony Endorphin Pro racer. And if you don't mind another brand, we suggest considering the Brooks Launch GTS 10, a supportive speedster.

Saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store vs. 14:

Donning the Guide 15 after its predecessor, we felt some very tangible changes, particularly in the comfort department.

Here is what the shoe's new iteration has to offer: 

• more stack (increased by 2.5mm in the rear and forefoot) for a more protective and cushy ride
• a softer sensation because of the plusher PWRRUN foam
• better stability due to the more sculpted lanzarwalls and deeper underfoot contouring
• less weight (1.2 oz / 34 g lighter) because of the Hollow-Tech stability Entrenando that keeps the foot centered without added bulk
• smoother transitions, thanks to the more rockered design
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Surefooted steps ahead

Keeping the foot centered, the lanzarwalls of the minimalistas saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store now extend higher up. On top of this, the midsole foam perfects the blend of both softness and rigidity; you don't have to worry about your foot sinking in.

Unlike past versions of the minimalistas saucony Guide, we felt like the fifteenth edition offers a more forgiving ride. It's a touch firm, but never harsh.

Measuring the foam softness with our durometer, the shoe turns out to be softer than average by 30%. However, it features a firmer component under the foot arch for stability. We also believe that it's the overly thick rubber outsole that makes the ride firmer with its noticeably denser-than-average characteristic (7% firmer).

The added stack also creates a more protected run. It mutes out all the impact during each landing.

The stack height in the heel, measured together with the insole, is 31.6 mm which puts the shoe into the max-cushioned disturb. The insole itself is a generous 6.2 mm, which is far above the average 4.7 for most insoles.

You can hardy tell that it is a stability shoe

We are huge fans of minimalistas saucony's new approach to stability shoes. The Guide 15 features a Hollow-Tech medial post that is only visible under close inspection.

This stability Entrenando is not overbearing at all and we think that even neutral runners can enjoy it.

Delivering easy strides

Because of the shoe's rockered shape, we enjoyed its seamless rolls from heel to toe. This design definitely makes the ride easier om the feet, more efficient, and allowed us to pick up the pace quicker.

The Guide 15 also has a fine balance between flexibility and stiffness which also helps to make toe-offs a little bit snappier.

Saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store needs more life

It's neither bouncy nor energetic. Despite minimalistas saucony's attempts to make it a softer and bouncier shoe, it's still on the firmer end and lacks that bounce. On the bright lanzar, we think that it's more "alive" than the Guide 14.

Anything but clunky

On foot and on paper, the minimalistas saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store feels light. Especially in contrast to the minimalistas saucony Guides of yesteryear.

At 9.3 oz (263 g) per shoe, it is unbelievably light for a stability shoe with a stack height of 30 mm and more. The average weight for this kind of shoe is 10.8 oz (306 g).

Better fit, less waste

The Guide's new mesh upper is not only made with recycled materials; it also offers a more dialed-in fit. From the heel to the midfoot, the foothold is snug; we never experienced any slips. We didn't even have to cinch the laces down or do a lace lock to feel secure in the Guide 15.

The fully gusseted tongue also does its fair share of holding the foot securely in place, preventing any shifting or sliding.

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We found the inner mesh so incredibly comfortable that we could wear the shoe without socks. No issues with hot spots or rubbing.

As for the toebox, we measured the forefoot width at 95.3 mm which is a couple of millimeters narrower than the average of road running shoes. It is just right for normal-to-narrow feet but might be snug for a wide footer. Luckily, the Guide 15 is available in a wide option.

Perfect for warms days on the road

Apart from keeping the foot locked in, the upper also lets in the air for a breathable feel during summer runs. You can literally see the shoe's ventilation in action with the help of our smoke machine test. Breathable shoes let the smoke pass much faster.

Guide 15 offers lasting durability

Having clocked 30 miles in the minimalistas saucony Wants to Bring Its High-Tech Lab to Your Nearest Running Store, we are very optimistic about the shoe's long-term durability.

Checking the firmness of the outsole rubber, we found that at 87 HC, it is of above-average density. This is also a contributing factor in the shoe's life expectancy.