SauconyWomen's Integrity Wlk 3

A while back I ordered five pairs of shoes, i.e., four tennis shoes and one pair of sandals, all different brands. I received them all yesterday. I tried each of the tennis shoes on for just a minute or two but didn't give any of them a workout. This morning when I got up I thought okay which pair do I want to try first. I decided on these Sauconys (Is that pronounced sock-a-knee or sauce-a-knee???). So far I am very impressed. They have wonderful ankle support which none of my current tennis shoes has. They are nicely padded around the ankle and tongue and the insole is just spongy enough that you're not going to feel like you're walking barefoot on concrete. I definitely think these are going to be keepers. I might could have used a 10.5W, but they were $20 more. These 10W fit just fine, thank you. In fact, normally I wouldn't wear a Wide width, but today's tennis shoes (made in China and Vietnam) seem to run very, very narrow. These have plenty of room side-to-side for my toes and they are not loose in the ankle. I definitely recommend these to everybody. I know the price is a little more than what I normally pay, but my 61-year-old feet are really liking these tennis shoes. When you get my age, comfort comes first, especially for the parts of your body you walk on.I'm not sure why one review mentioned the laces were too short. The laces on mine are plenty long enough, but not too long.***UPDATE -- My flat feet have become even flatter, and my foot specialist/surgeon says my ankles are dislocated and impinged. OUCH!!! He was very impressed that I was wearing Saucony tennis shoes. They won't fix my feet, but they at least make it possible to walk without too much pain. I'm going to have to decide if I will have surgery or not.***

Thrilled to have found a sneaker that fits my narrow foot! I do have some room in the toe box but the heel and the instep fit very well. I needed a pair of sneakers for walking, and these lightweight sneakers fit the bill. They are good looking, and will NOT clash with tartan! Hello, Tartan Parade!!!Unfortunately for me ( but good for you!), the price has decreased since I ordered them 5 days ago. If you have a narrow foot and are looking for comfort, buy the Saucony Integrity Walker 3!

The men’s shoe looks just like this, but made of leather. I prefer leather. I like the width and my orthotic fits and these shoes and they give excellent support . With my orthotics, they make a very good orthopedic shoe . They prevent your ankle from rolling in which affects your body all the way up to the hips and the back

These are by far the absolute best fitting and most comfortable sneakers I have ever worn. I bought a size 11 wide womens that's just my size. No pinching toes top of sneaker is wide enough finally! I absolutely love them!

This shoe offers comfortable support without sacrificing aesthetics. The leather keeps you in place- unlike mesh. I ordered for the ankle support- as a chronic ankle-roller, it's nice to have a shoe built for stability. My PT was impressed too! Saucony is also great for high arches, so this is a win-win combination. The laces are a tad too long, but double tying them helps. I found after walking 2 miles, they started to break in. For the price, these are an excellent option if you're looking for a quality walking shoe.

Not very comfortable to break in. True to size and fit. Felt comfy when I put them on, but not for 3+ or even 9+ miles daily. Disappointed in that because I walk 9+ miles for my job daily and am required to have full black leather shoes.

In the description of these shoes, in one place it says they are leather and in another it says they are synthetic. I can't tell. But the important thing is that they aren't mesh. My mesh sneakers always get holes where my toes hit the top. That's one good thing about these shoes. Another is that they don't rub my toes. I got a 7W, but many wide width shoes still hurt my toes. These have plenty of room. Another good feature is that the insole comes out if you need to put in an insert or orthotic. I have plantar fasciitis and I need an insert to prevent a flareup. Normally I put the insert on top of the insole, but that often makes the shoes too tight. These insoles come out with no problem, which makes the insert fit better. These are very good looking walking shoes. White wasn't available in my size so I went with gray, which is a nice soft color. If white was available I would buy another pair.

I usually buy Asics 8 Wide because the arch placement in the shoe fits my foot, but the heel is always loose due to the width. I have a narrower heel and wider toes. With Asics it is a constant battle to keep the heel tight without strangling my instep with too tight laces. I purchased an 8 reg in this shoe and it fits great, good in the heel and just wide enough in the toe box. The arch support is adequate, but I still have to wear my arch orthotics, and they fit in the shoe if I wear thinner socks. I really like the shoelaces! They are made like grosgrain ribbon and they don't come undone with a regular single tie, unlike my Asics which I always have to double or triple knot. When I first put them on, it felt like I was walking on wood planks, but they loosened up and became very comfortable on the first walk. They are not super cushiony, but do provide a lot of support.