I've been running in the Saucony Progrid Guide Trainers for almost 4 years now and I'm noticing that the regular Saucony trainers are actually somewhat cheaper. Considering I'm not made of money, I'm debating buying these shoes, but I was unaware of what made the 2 different from each other. Does anyone know the difference? It'd be much appreciated if you let me know!
A 5 minute search on google will put you on a number of older model progrid ride/guide for $40-$60 which is probably less than the price of the newer/cheaper models you are asking about. Popular shoes like 2000 series, pegasus, adrenaline are always on the cheap if you can use a mouse.
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A 5 minute search on google will put you on a number of older model progrid ride/guide for $40-$60 which is probably less than the price of the newer/cheaper models you are asking about. Popular shoes like 2000 series, pegasus, adrenaline are always on the cheap if you can use a mouse.
I am using the older models of the Progrid Guides. Ive tried out other kinds of shoes but they all give me blisters so I'd like to stick with these. I just want to know if the "Progrid" part of the name means that it's a different shoe and what this difference is
For the past 5 years, all of the Saucony Guides have been ProGrid so there aren't two separate versions of the Guide. You might be looking at TriGon Guides which are about 5 years old and may not be labeled as the TriGon Guide, but just as the Guide.
The latest version of the Guide (the 5) is very different than all of the other Guides before it (lighter, different heel to toe drop) but it's still a ProGrid Guide.
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