Product Description

Saucony Lady Grid Gemini Running Shoe. Superb value entry level running shoe featuring rearfoot visible Grid cushioning, compression moulded EVA midsole and dual purpose outsole suitable as a neutral shoe for both road and off road. A supportive upper combined with a responsive, well cushioned EVA midsole ensures a ideal choice for those looking for technical shoe at a great price! *PLEASE NOTE: THESE SHOES ARE COMING UP SMALL. PLEASE ORDER 1 SIZE LARGER. *

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6096 in Shoes
• Brand: Saucony

Customer Reviews

good trainer for the money
I bought this through the Amazon site from []. It is a good running shoe for the money. I've only worn it once - it was immediately comfortable. I'm a middle-aged beginner training for a 5k.

The advice on the Sportsshoes direct site says that this shoe is small and advises you to order a size bigger. Good advice - I take a 4.5 in ordinary shoes and have previously had a 5 or 5.5 in trainers (Brooks). This shoe only comes in full sizes so I ordered a 6. It fits perfectly - a little roomy when my feet are cold but snug as I warm up. Plenty of room at the toes.

Too narrow
These trainers are too narrow. It does say to order one size bigger, but the problem it's not the length, it's the width. I order one size bigger and the lenght was fine, but I could hardly put them on. There is not way I could be running with them so I returned them on the same day.

Value for money
I recently decided to start running which meant I needed to purchase some new running shoes. Having a fairly strict budget, I settled on these as they were both within my budget and (from the reviews that I found) they seemed like a good shoe to start with. After a couple of wears I have found them comfy and I reckon they will nicely get me through my first "race" (a 5km fun-run - as a beginner I won't be challenging for the win!).
The advice to buy a size up is good advice. Like the other review I did so (being a 7 in Brooks I got the small 8) and I reckon that was the right choice - while I might have got into the 7 I don't think I would have had much "toe-room" to run in - in the 8 this isn't a problem.