Save up to 50% off Saucony running shoes — including the best Saucony sneaker we've tested

The Tide 2 is all about comfort for your everyday. It has soft, springy foam to make every step feel cushioned, a flexible plate to give you a little bounce and move with ease, and a breathable mesh upper to keep your feet cool. Basically, it’s perfect for walking, running errands, or just being on your feet all day without feeling sore.

The Saucony Cohesion 14 were already budget-friendly at $75, but now you can get a pair for even less. Shoppers on Amazon love these shoes for their comfortable and supportive design, earning these a 4.1-star rating.

Stay steady on all of life's adventures with the Saucony Excursion Tr16! These trail running shoes have extra traction outsoles and Versarun cushioning. Shoppers on Amazon like their lightweight design, and that they can be worn right away without needing to break them in.

The Saucony Peregrine 14 took a spot on our list of the best trail-running shoes as the best all terrain option. We loved them because they grip well on a variety of terrains and are good for short, long, slow and fast runs alike.

The Kinvara 15 is built for runners who want a light, responsive shoe that feels close to the ground. Its smooth, low-profile foam gives just enough cushioning for daily runs without feeling heavy. You also have a hardy carbon rubber on the heel and toe to add durability and grip.

The Saucony Hurricane 24 uses PWRRUN+ foam, which cushions your feet while still feeling springy. With a wide base and rocker design, it offers a stable and comfortable ride for longer or easy runs. The breathable mesh upper fits securely without being tight.

Comfort and support matter, and the Saucony Ride 18 delivers both. The soft, bouncy PWRRUN Plus foam feels light underfoot, helping to take the pressure off your joints as you build confidence. The stretchy mesh upper moves with your foot while the padded heel reduces rubbing that can cut runs short. Whether you’re lacing up for your first 5K or logging serious mileage, this shoe is a reliable all-rounder.

The Triumph 22 is a great all-rounder, combining soft cushioning with impressive energy return. It also features a wider midfoot than its predecessor for added balance and stability. Now’s your chance to save on this versatile daily trainer.

The Saucony Hurricane 25 is beloved by the Tom's Guide fitness team, earning a spot on our list of the best running shoes. Our Senior Fitness Writer, Jess Downey wrote: "The midsole uses a layered combination of Saucony’s PWRRUN and PWRRUN PB foams, which makes the shoe feel both soft underfoot and springy. It thrives on easy or recovery miles, but it also has enough bounce to handle the occasional uptempo session."

The Saucony Endorphin Pro 4 is a carbon plate running shoe built for fast training runs and races. It’s been reduced in price following the launch of the Endorphin Pro 5, and given that the Pro 4 has a similar design to the new shoe, this deal is worth grabbing if you’re in the market for a racing shoe right now.

The Saucony Endorphin Speed 5 uses a nylon plate to be more comfortable than a carbon shoe, and you really can use it for every kind of run, from recovery jobs to races. It’s more stable than the Evo SL and Mach X2 as well, though less cushioned and comfortable over long distances.