Saucony Triumph 17 ($150)
Update: Our full multi tester review with 14 comparisons is HERE
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(Triumph 17, Freedom 3, Kinvara 11, Guide 13
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Reieases 11/1/19
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7 comments:
Thanks for the preview. I certainly hope the 17 feels more cushioned than the ISO 5. The Triumph has been my go to shoe for years, but I switched to a different shoe because of the full length EVERUN midsole. To me it felt kind of harsh for a top cushioned shoe. I also don’t like the ISO fit system. Glad it’s gone!
P.S. By saying I hope it feels more cushioned, I actually meant softer.
Hi,
Just wondering how it compares with the new skechers gorun ride 8, is it as responsive and fast and similar cushion levels. Great if you do a comparison in your review. Thanks :)
Hi Anonymous,
We will certainly be comparing. GRR8 is springier in feel while Triumph 17 is bouncier for starters.
Sam, Editor
What is the diff between springier and bouncier? ��
I was going to ask the same question :) Is it to do with just bouncy like boost and springy more propels you forward ?
Hi Anonymous 2x,
I would characterize "springy" midsoles as having essentially a tighter more spring like feel more vertical in feel a spring down and back. Bouncy feels like more and deeper deflection under load then a more sudden even somewhat cruder less controlled rebound back. Here the bounce is notably more controlled side to side and without plastic stabilizing than say adidas Boost The full coverage outsole plays a role but the material while not much firmer than Boost seems "better behaved" slightly denser.
Sam, Editor
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