Hurricane 25 Running Trainers

I tried on the 24s, and I was very impressed. My shoe rotation at the time was full, however, so I waited until I cycled my distance shoes out. And here we are. Relevant things about me: 58 years old; male; 12 marathons so far; 40 miles per week training; 8:50/mile = comfortable pace. I bought my Hurricane 25's in mid-June, but they haven't seen much wear yet (15.9 miles total). My hip issues did nothing for my early June marathon time, and I've been recovering since. My 11-mile run (01:40:21) a few days ago was my longest since the 26.2, and I took the 25's out for a spin. The shoes performed very well. They gave me enough stability such that my healing hips were protected during the effort. Moreover, after 8 miles when I bumped up the pace a bit, I found a sweet spot around 8:15/mile where the mechanics just flowed. That was really nice! As above, I haven't run much in my 25's. While it's difficult to tell just how the rest of the short training season will go (early September marathon), early indications are that these shoes will be a valuable part of my training. They will make my long runs possible far into the fall, allowing me to go up to speed as needed. I am certainly glad I purchased them, and I would highly recommend them to others.

Awesome support and hold up for lots of long runs.

Re turned then. Love the idea of shoe the fit was not right for me.

Absolute love this show. I have ordered and own several different models of the saucony shows and this by far is my favorite. I am probably going to buy a different color soon.

I have flat feet. Excellent shoe. Excellent response. Long time saucony loyalist.

This is my second pair. I'll go for a 3rd. These shoes are outstanding at offering antipronasion comfort.

Great show for distance over 5K and not for tempo runs.

I have run in Saucony stability and motion control shoes for 23 years, beginning with the Stabils and then generations and generations of Omnis. The Hurricane 25 is the best shoe I've ever worn. They are light and super comfortable, have very noticeable cushion, and importantly, for the first time I do not need athletic footbeds to get the stability I need. I was afraid that their soles might be too soft, and absorb too much energy, but they surprised me that they really are quite springy. I've seen faster short runs and more comfortable long runs. Regarding the sizing: for me, the Hurricane is at least ½ size shorter than my Omnis. And the concern that they run a little hot is true for me, too.

Cushion is far too soft. Feels like standing on a pillow; no support. Actually causes knee and back pain when standing for extended periods of time.

I bought these a month or so ago and usually wear Asics Kayano shoe I like them way better some of the Hurricane downfalls are minor but still make a difference. Hurricane is a heavier shoe and feel the comfort level is not quite there and 1other thing is the pull tab on the back of the heel Kayano I can get my fat finger thru to pull.my shoe on, the Hurricane on the other hand maybe get a #2 pencil thru and not much else so kinda useless, overall it's not a bad shoe just not for me. Its hard for an overpronator to find a supportive and very comfy shoe so even though I prefer the Kayano shoe I will still wear these Hurricanes that I have

Feels great - I even enjoy just using them for everyday walking.

Very comfortable and great for walking and being on your feet a lot.

Switched from Guides. More support and more cushion. Seem to be more stable and more comfortable. Fits good around my heel and arch, with ample room in the toe box.

I couldn't be more disappointed in the latest Hurricane. I've been buying them for more years than I can remember. In the past I've even taken a pair out of the box and run a half marathon. Loved them. The latest generation has gone soft. The back half of the shoe just squishes on each step. It feels like half the energy of my stride gets absorbed by the shoe. Now I have no confidence in Saucony shoes in general, I just don't want to take the chance.