Triumph 23 Trainers

Plush, bouncy and still pretty light. Perfect for easy to medium runs.

Very comfortable while having the casual daily run or long distant run.

I have been running in Saucony shoes for since the original shadow model was released, and then for many many years the Shadow 6000, back in 2020, I switched the Triumph 17, and have bought every Triumph model up to and including the Triumph 23. I typically buy 3 or 4 pairs each year. I have to say the Triumph 23 is very disappointing. I am on my second pair, first pair purchased in Sept 2025, and the second pair Dec 2025. I find the upper of the shoe to be very restrictive compared to the prior models, and as a result I have developed nerve pain in both of my feet, which i attribute to these shoes. The changes made for the Triumph 23 I would say did not make the shoe better. Probably will not purchase another Saucony shoe as a result. Time to test other brand shoes.

I have tried numerous brands - these are the only shoes that I can comfortably run in with plantar fasciitis

Must Have Running Shoes. Previously with other running shoe brands I got Plantar fasciitis. With these Triumph 23’s I was able to increase my weekly mileage and my feet have never felt better. If you don’t have a pair of these, consider adding to your rotation.

I've been purchasing Saucony running shoes since the early 90's. The Triumph 23's are the worst shoe I've run in. They are too wide in the toe box and look like clown shoes. My arches were sore after just one outing in them because of lacking support in the mid-sole . The left shoe rubs on my ankle causing pain. After my first run I put them back in the box and planned on returning to Runner's Den Phoenix but didn't return within their 30 day window. I do not recommend the Triumph 23's. I avoided buying the 22's based on poor reviews. Please bring back the awesomeness of the Triumph 21's.

The lightest shoes ever bought, feel great and solid. My foot is long and narrow and these feel a bit large but still like them.

I got the all black ones. After only the first wear the black outer layer of the soles started to chip off revealing white underneath and they look very shabby.

This is my second pair of Triumph 23s. Easily the lightest and softest running shoe I've ever worn (in my short history of running). I wore my first pair on my first marathon and came back for another pair. For my next marathon, I think I will save another new pair that has only been worn for fewer than 50 miles before race day. These, like others I've had, seem to breakdown after 50-100 miles and then don't have quite the glorious cushion. Still great but not that fresh out-of-the box feel.

I bought this a month ago. The soles are literally disintegrating as I run on my treadmill. After 18 miles the inside sole is falling apart. I have been in saucony shoes for 12+ years. This is by far the poorest quality shoe from them I’ve had.

I am quite disappointed with this pair. I liked the Triumph 21s so much I bought two pairs. The 23s are nowhere near as good. Energy return feels poor and I seem to end up with inexplicable foot pain at around 5k, which I don’t get with any other trainer. Saucony: listen to the people and please remake the 21s!

Triumph it’s just the way to go best shoe they have to offer hands down.

I have been running in the Triumph for years and they continue to be my primary training shoe. I am 60 years old and run 5 - 10 miles per day and the plush cushioning of the Triumph keeps my knees from hurting as I train. By far the best shoes I have ever bought.

One of the most comfortable sneakers I have purchased. What you wear on your feet are very important to how you feel. My back problems are gone.