Saucony$150

Guide 19

A daily road trainer with PWRRUN cushioning and CenterPath sidewalls for guidance.

Checked US price · 2026-09-07. Before tax and shipping. Check the product page for current sizes, colorways, and availability.

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Brand specifications

The shoe at a glance.

The Saucony Guide 19 is a stability trainer for everyday road running, pairing PWRRUN cushioning with CenterPath sidewalls that help guide the foot. Its support and straightforward daily role suit runners who want assistance during steady, easy miles. The heavier build and muted heel rebound make it less attractive for sessions where a quick, lively feel matters. Fit generally runs true to size with an average toe box, while regular, wide and extra-wide versions offer useful options for different foot shapes.

Pros and cons

Our summary of published testing and reviewer impressions. Checked 2026-10-03.

Pros

A broad platform provides substantial support.
The upper ventilates well and holds the foot securely.
Flexibility is good for a stability trainer.

Cons

Weight can make quicker running feel laborious.
The geometry is less suited to pronounced heel landings.

A closer look

Where it fits in your running

Recorded uses: everyday runs. Designed for road running.

Cushioning and ride

Published testing found softer daily comfort with smooth rolling transitions. Its broad support works particularly well for runners landing around the middle of the foot.

Fit and sizing

The independent review reports true-to-size fit with a near-average toe-box width.

Recorded widths: standard, wide, extra wide.

Men’s and women’s regular, wide, and extra-wide listed on Saucony US.

The linked product range is not verified. Widths and price may vary between men’s, women’s and unisex versions. An offered width does not guarantee personal fit.

Before you choose

The independent review found a heavier build and reduced heel energy return, favoring easy paces.

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$150 recorded · 2026-09-07

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Manufacturer specifications

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Listed weight: Not verified
Heel-to-toe drop: Not verified
Heel stack height: Not verified
Plate: Not verified
Support: Stability / guidance
Recorded product range: Not verified
Widths offered: Standard, Wide, Extra wide

Source: Saucony product page . Listed weights may refer to different reference sizes.

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From the manufacturer

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Fit and ride notes

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