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All for run and run for all. All the support to get you through your next fun run or your next marathon, the omni is a great training partner. Underfoot stability paired with plenty of structure to the upper, this shoe promises to have your back no matter how many miles you have planned on the schedule. Saucony is among the most respected names in running shoes. We offer a wide range of running and walking shoes, each with the Saucony trademark fit, feel and performance. We've spent years studying the biomechanics of top athletes. Our goal? To develop creatively engineered systems that maximize your performance in your specific activity, allowing you to focus on the activity instead of the equipment. From our studies have come many innovative Saucony concepts. Advanced technologies-like Grid, the first sole-based stability and cushioning system--provide an advantage to athletes of all types.
I have pain in my feet due to plantar fasciitis & am always trying out different sneakers to properly support my arches. These are the most structured & supportive Sauconys. They have a lot of cushion & I can feel the stability built in. I also have the Ride & Guide models & this Omni model is the most structured & cushioned one of the bunch. The color is more orange red or neon coral than red or pink (as it looks in the pictures). The laces are kind of short, when using the extra ankle eyelet. At first the sneakers seemed small & even tight, (I wear 7 1/2 in almost all brands), but after a couple of runs & workouts, the toe box seemed to stretch out & they fit ok now. They are a little heavy for treadmill running, but great for outdoor runs. If you want a solid, structured sneaker with a lot of stability & support, than the Omni's are the best of the Sauconys. I would then say the Guide model would be the next less stability control model & finally the Ride model for the lightest & moderate support.
