Product Details
- Size: 10.5 D(M) US
- Color: Silver/Black/Royal
- Brand: Saucony
- Model: ProGrid Guide TR4-M
- Fabric type: Synthetic and mesh
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- Durable mesh and synthetics, XT-900, Weight: 12.9 oz
- Heel ProGrid technology for maximum comfort and performance
- Dual Density Impulse EVA, SRC XTRA forefoot cushioning, EBO protects the foot from rocks
- SRC Impact Zone for a smoother transition,durable and breathable mesh upper, comfortride sockliner
- HRC Strobel Board
Saucony Men's Progrid Guide TR4 Trail Running Shoe,Silver/Black/Royal,10.5 M US
Product Description
- Update to the ProGrid Guide TR 3, SKU#7645219.
- A trail runner designed for the mild over pronator who requires a combination of cushioning and stability.
- Breathable mesh upper.
- Hardy, lightweight synthetic overlays for structural support.
- Hydrator collar wicks away moisture to keep you cool and dry.
- Comfortride sockliner is antimicrobial and offers excellent cushioning.
- HRC strobel board increases plush and comfort.
- Dual-Density SSL (Saucony Super Lite) EVA optimizes rebound and durability while maintaining a light weight.
- SRC (Super Rebound Cushioning) Impact Zone technology supplies an extra layer of shock protection and helps to set the foot up for a smoother transition.
- SRC XTRA forefoot cushioning system promotes smoother toe-off.
- Heel ProGrid™ attenuates impacting forces.
- 12mm midsole differential.
- XT-900™ rubber delivers exceptional durability in high-wear areas.
- External Bedrock Outsole (EBO) protects from sharp rocks and stone bruises.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 15 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 11.5. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
Saucony ProGrid-+ Guide TR4
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Protecting Consumers
I am a long time fan and supporter of Saucony. As a neutral runner with very slight under probation tendencies I am fortunate that I can wear almost any shoe and I have tried many of the Saucony lines: Guide series, Ride series (favorite), Jazz series (2nd favorite), Triumph series, Echelon series and the Xodus Trail Running series. All fantastic and exceptional value.That being said there are occasions (like ALL major Co.'s) where quality control is an issue. If you ever come across a review where someone complains about stitching, weak/poor glue etc. I hope you will use logic and common sense and remember that the majority of our country's favorite products are made overseas and the factory workers could really care less about us (the consumer). True- inspections and standards can increase, but then so does the manufacturing/labor costs and that ultimately means our purchase price as well.Here on Amazon we are lucky to get incredible deals on older items, so I hope that everyone will keep these things in mind before going off half-cocked and complaining about single-instance issues.I gave the Guide 4 TR (trail) shoe 3 stars only because it seems to be lost/confused in terms of what kind of shoe it should be. Since it is a heavier shoe (as most trail shoes are) I am not complaining about the weight, or anything trivial. The upper is nicely constructed and quite attractive. For some reason only the heel is reinforced for durability so other than having closed mesh and slight water resistance, this shoe looks as though it was designed for light trail running. However- you can perform light trail running with every good running shoe already. The sole has a good pattern, but not aggressive enough for heavy trails. No rock plates either, but still stiff nevertheless, but then it's curious that the shoe is so shallow inside with no room for thick socks, or any orthotic thicker than the stock one, which makes the feel very uncomfortable even after a break-in period. The ankles sit high and there is slight heel slippage at a modest pace and a lot of slippage on steep inclines. Since the sole is soft rubber, it wears very quickly on pavement unless you gave smooth concrete streets and sidewalks where you live.Therefore it's not a road shoe, nor a trail shoe, and as a hybrid it's somewhat of a failure. It does look nice, but that's about it. I wouldn't recommend it, but it's an older model anyway.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By John H. Stern
Got the shoe in good shape, ran and enjoyed the run. Shoe is made well, but get a size bigger than you would normally get.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By David
These are very comfortable shoes. I do not use them as trail runners, but enjoy wearing them for daily use.
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