Saucony Men’s Triumph 21 Sneaker
$ 129.00
Price: $129.00
(as of Mar 03, 2025 08:29:28 UTC – Details)
Want something that’s more comfortable than anything else you’ve tried? Meet the Triumph 21 —a light and plush performance shoe that’s built for those who need a little more out of their daily miles. Combining PWRRUN+ cushioning with 360 degrees of secure support, it’s a neutral runner that gives back as much as you put in.
Package Dimensions : 12.95 x 8.5 x 5.47 inches; 1.76 Pounds
Item model number : S20881-10
Department : mens
Date First Available : September 14, 2022
Manufacturer : Saucony
ASIN : B0BFBPYVZM
Customers say
Customers find the shoes comfortable and supportive. They find the shoes great for everyday runs and high-mileage training. The responsiveness, arch support, and value for money are also appreciated. However, opinions differ on durability and fit.
MPG54 –
Excellent Running Sneaker
As a 6’0″ 200-pound runner logging 1.5-hour, 8.5-mile treadmill sessions every other day, I sought a comfortable and supportive shoe for long distances. The Saucony Triumph 21 delivered exactly that.Comfort: This shoe lives up to its “unlimited comfort” claim. The PWRRUN+ cushioning is incredibly plush, providing excellent impact absorption during my long runs. My feet felt remarkably fresh even after logging significant mileage.Toebox Space: I have a long index and wide front of my font, most shoes fell a little crammed and this can be a problem for running 5+ miles due to blisters from scrunched toes. This is not a problem with these sneakers, there’s plenty of room in the Toe box, no problem with blisters, my toes are comfortable.Support: While neutral runners, the Triumph 21 offered sufficient support for my moderate pronation. The streamlined upper and redesigned lacing system provided a secure and comfortable fit, preventing any slippage during my runs.Performance: The Triumph 21 felt surprisingly responsive for a max-cushioned shoe. I experienced a good balance of energy return and comfort, allowing me to maintain a consistent pace throughout my runs.Durability: I’ve been consistently impressed with the durability of the Triumph 21. The upper materials have shown excellent resistance to wear and tear, and the cushioning has maintained its plushness even after numerous runs.Overall: I highly recommend the Saucony Men’s Triumph 21 to fellow long-distance runners, especially those seeking a balance of comfort and performance. The plush cushioning, supportive fit, toebox space, and impressive durability make it an excellent choice for high-mileage training.
Tania R. –
Super comfortable at a great price!
Beautiful shoes at a great price! And they are sooooo comfortable! Delivery was a snap!
JB –
I bought these for longer runs
They arrived in a Fleet Feet box in perfect condition. I’m training for a half-marathon and have been using a few daily trainers that were fine but as I started getting 5-7 mile runs in my schedule I decided it was time for something more suited to longer runs. I saw this shoe recommended a lot for comfort and first time full marathoners so I figured it would perform well for a half marathon as well. They fit well and feel supportive throughout the shoe. True to size for me at 8.5 although I’m surprised that some people say they are a wide shoe, they seem slightly less wide than my daily trainers. So far I’ve only done about 15 miles in total on them between 3 runs and mostly in zone 2 but they make me feel light and tempt me to run faster. I’ll be wearing them on any of my longer Sunday runs from now on as well as for the half marathon. At $99 on sale thanks to being the previous year model and with multiple sizes and designs available I feel like these were well worth the money.
Josh –
Comfort Meets Durability
As a dedicated runner for over two decades, logging about 700 miles annually at a steady 9:30-10:30 minute per mile pace, I’ve always emphasized longevity and health in my running routine over speed and competition. This approach has led me through a diverse array of footwear from top brands like Nike, Brooks, Asics, and New Balance. Recently, I reached the 200-mile mark with the Saucony Men’s Triumph 21 and felt compelled to share my insights, especially in comparison to its predecessors and rivals.The Triumph 21 showcases a notable improvement in Saucony’s already impressive lineup, particularly with its PWRRUN+ technology. The shoe’s sockliner provides exceptional shock absorption and stability, a critical factor for runners who, like me, value knee and ankle protection above all. The cushioning is noticeably thicker and more responsive than in the Endorphin Pro 2, offering a luxurious underfoot feel that pampers yet supports through long distances.I opted to enhance this experience by replacing the original insole with an aftermarket version featuring robust arch support. This modification, while personal, significantly improved the overall support and comfort—something to consider if you’re facing similar biomechanical needs. Note that opting for a half size larger may be wise to accommodate thicker insoles without compromising fit.Performance-wise, the Triumph 21 excels on flat surfaces such as treadmills and paved roads, providing a stable and cushioned ride. However, its prowess on asphalt doesn’t translate as well off-road, where the shoe’s generous cushioning can hinder stability on uneven terrain. This is something potential buyers should consider based on their primary running environments.A word on purchasing during sales events like Prime Day: be wary of price inflations prior to supposed discounts. My experience revealed that the “discounted” price was nearly equivalent to the regular price post-hike—a common sales tactic that shoppers should be aware of.Beyond the shoes, maintaining injury-free running isn’t solely about the gear. It’s equally crucial to engage in proper pre-run stretching, maintain correct running postures, and perform post-run stretches. These practices, combined with a healthy lifestyle, are the true backbone of sustainable running.The Saucony Men’s Triumph 21 is a solid choice for runners who prioritize cushioning and stability. It’s particularly well-suited for road runners looking for a shoe that marries comfort with durability. As with any running shoe, personal preferences and specific needs play significant roles in the overall experience, but for those whose requirements align, the Triumph 21 is likely to be a rewarding investment.Happy and healthy running to all!
Amazon Customer –
Saved my hip
I was experiencing a lot of hip pain from running in my other shoes. I switched to these and my pain has gotten infinitely better. They have excellent traction on the road. They’re very lightweight. I’ve ran quite a few miles in them at this point and they’re still as comfortable as the day I bought them. I highly recommend these shoes. If anything happened to my current pair I would 100% buy this same pair again.
Allen –
Great shoes for running
Great shoes, using for my half marathon training
David –
Inferior Tread to previous Generations
This is my 7th pair of saucony triumphs, since 2013, and this pair is the worst one.The shoe is comfortable and plush, just like previous generations, but the tread is very poor in wet weather. I’ve never had a Saucony shoe with this issue, and I am surprised with this regression.
Redbird –
Comfy shoes
Great shoes comfy had surgery on toes
Jason Beaudry –
It’s a good shoe but a bit overpriced.
Víctor MMC –
Tenía duda de la talla pero es normal true to size la misma que uso en Nike y Adidas fue para Saucony
Marco –
De lo mejor de la marca
Gianluca Caramia –
Tutto buono e sicuro
Jiaqing ZHU –
bei training immer noch gut. und ich habe diese schuhe als mein erste marathon teilgenormen.super！