The Triumph 21 remains the popular classic cushioned daily runner from Saucony.
Still with a generous amount of PWRRUN+ cushioning to keep your strides smooth and rolling, the Triumph 21 gets a new upper knit construction for better breathability, and a new lacing system with a padded collar and heel for added comfort and secure midfoot lockdown.
It offers comfort, softness and a really smooth ride. Ideal as a mileage shoe, the geometry gives both more cushion underfoot and a rocker-like feeling that encourages smooth transitions.
The Triumph 21 is a nice balance between the softness and pop of PWRRUN PB from the Endorphin range and the firmness of their regular PWRRUN cushioning, which makes this shoe a versatile high-cushioned workhouse for those long easy mileage and recovery days.
What's New?
- A new flat knit upper that is more breathable and provides a normal to slightly wider fit in the forefoot with a secure midfoot and heel
- Padded sock liner and heel for more comfort
- A more durable outsole rubber
Model Number: S10882-10
Weight: Mens 279g / Womens 250g
Width: D - Wide
Heel to Toe Drop: 10mm (37mm / 27mm)
Best For: Road Running, Easy Daily Training
Support Type: Neutral
Upper
Midsole
- Saucony’s lightest PWRRUN+ foam provides the best in all six aspects of cushioning-impact absorption, stride, response, pressure reduction, energy return, durability, and weight. midsole.
- Rocker geometry provides a rocker-like sensation under foot encouraging smooth transitions
Outsole
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