Saucony Echelon 10 Running Shoe - Women's

Comfort, Stability and Nicely Constructed. and nice color. To wear casual or just anyway you want too. I am very please with Saucony, the BEST!

I keep buying echelons - I have flat feet and pronate badly - these streight last shoes fit my orthotics well & the support and width in the mid foot keeps me from rolling to the inside. Please don’t stop making the echelon.

These are perfect for my feet!:) I tried these on at a running store and I just knew I needed to get them but they didn't have the color I wanted at the running store so I decided to order on here and im so glad I did these feel amazing and look it too! Well done Saucony! can't wait for the echelon 11!!!!

The echelon 10 is a good solid shoe. Very comfortable and stable. Nice wide toe area. The shoe strings don't stay tied. The area where your foot enters the shoe is very ridged and makes it hard to put on the shoe.

My Echelon 10's are relatively new and, so far, they're just as comfortable and functional as my Echelon 9's. I'm very pleased with the quality, comfort, color options, fit and wear. They also accommodate my orthodics comfortably. I've worn the Echelon series for years, initially for running. I wear them now for walking, exercising, and as everyday wear.

These are extremely comfortable shoes. I use an insole for extra arch support and this shoe accommodates it easily.

I bought a pair this fall. I normally buy whatever other nurses are recommending for our all day standing/running long shifts. I pulled my first pair off the clearance rack at a high quality shoe store. The shoes were extremely comfortable. I've worn these for many long shifts where my feet remain comfortable and cool my entire shift. Normally my shoes start to feel tight on my big toe and my pinky by the end of shift. Not these!

I don’t run but these make excellent walking shoes. I do a lot of walking every week and my last pair lasted about a year. The insole compresses which is normal and the inside of the heal where your foot slides in starts to wear and look unsightly. I did notice that on the echelon 10 the ankle on the side of the shoe rubs more than the last pair. I’m guessing a slight change in the design made the sides of the opening higher? It’s not so bad that I can’t wear them and I’m hoping that that area will break in a little and no longer be a problem.