Product Details
- Size: 11.5 D(M) US
- Color: Silver/Blue
- Brand: Saucony
- Model: Progrid Omni 8
- Fabric type: Mesh and synthetic leather
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- Heel Cassette ProGrid Technology for Maximum Comfort and Performance
- Dual Density SSL EVA midsole
- SRC forefoot cushioning
Saucony Men's ProGrid Omni 8 Running Shoe,Silver/Blue,11.5 M
Product Description
Control pronation in the Saucony ProGrid Omni 8 stability trainers.
- Synthetic and mesh upper
- Lace-up front, padded collar and tongue
- Moisture-wicking Hydrator lining and cushioning, removable Comfortride(TM) anti-microbial insole
- Shock-absorbing dual-density SSL EVA midsole with SRC forefoot cushioning, ProGrid(TM) heel cushioning and SRC Impact Zone
- Midfoot arch strap, HRC Strobel board
- XT-600 rubber traction outsole
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Matthew Tobey
Full disclosure: I'm a former couch potato that has been running for about 3 years. I run about 25-30 miles per week, almost exclusively in Saucony Omnis. I started with the Omni 6's which are still my favorites for support, weight, comfort, and just plain overall feel. When they changed to the Omni 7, it didn't feel right so I tried a Brooks shoe. Why is this relevant? Because, for me, the Saucony Omni 8 is (nearly) a return to what I love about the almost extinct Omni 6. I've got about 150 miles on my 8's and they seem to be holding up pretty well (especially on the inside of the shoe just below the ankle where my moving foot sometimes hits my planted foot while running).If you think one running shoe is just as good as the next, well..this one is.If you left the Saucony brand, this shoe might be worth trying on next time you're at the running store.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Bigger
I run 12-15 miles a week, am 34 years old, 5'10" & 215, have narrow flat feet with slight over pronation. If I get the wrong running shoe, I will know in a couple of weeks because I will start getting shin splints or patellar tendonitis. I have gone thru two pair of the Saucony Omni 7s over the last year, and when it was time to buy again, I went with these. I have put about 50 miles on them or so far with no unusual aches or pains. They are a little bit more flexible then the Omni 7's and they are just a little loose for my narrow foot and ankle but not too bad. I think if you're built like me and run about as much as I do; these are good bang for the buck shoes.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Anthony Orlowski
Good support - cushioning - lightweight - this is my fourth pair of the omni shoes.Not even tempted to try anything else.
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