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A few years ago, I stumbled upon the Saucony Triumph and immediately fell in love with it for long runs. Since then, I’ve tested each new iteration and found that I like them all. The Saucony Triumph 22 has some changes, which may turn off some who loved older models…but I’m still in.
Not everyone needs or wants a max cushioned running shoe, but I can’t lie…they feel so darn good underfoot it’s hard not to fall in love. That’s why it quickly made my list of the best cushioned running shoes.
One of of the most notable changes in this version is the extended heel. We’ll talk more about this and overall fit, plus a comparison to older models below.
As always, you’ll get my honest feedback from using the shoe over multiple runs. And of course, there is no one perfect running shoe for everyone! So the goal here is to give you enough information to find out if this is what you’ve been looking for before you spend that moolah.
Admittedly I often test a shoe before actually reading any of the tech spec sheets that I’m provided. And in this case, I put the shoe on and knew it felt a bit different from the 21. I’ve put in enough miles on those to go through 2…
