Saucony Ride 17

If you want a **running shoe** that can handle daily miles, easy recovery runs and long walks without turning every step into a compromise, the Ride 17 is built for that job. It’s a neutral trainer first, and that makes it a good fit for most runners who want one pair to cover a lot of ground. ## What makes it worth it The main story is the **PWRRUN+ midsole**, which gives the shoe a softer, springier feel than a lot of standard daily trainers. It’s also paired with a **rockered geometry** that helps the shoe roll forward smoothly, so it feels less clunky than many cushioned road shoes. The **engineered mesh upper** is practical rather than flashy, but it should breathe well and keep the fit secure. Compared with shoes like the Brooks Ghost or ASICS Gel-Cumulus, the Ride 17 leans a little more toward a lively ride than a dead-soft one. ## Where it falls short It’s still a road shoe with no stability system, so if you need guidance for overpronation, this is not the one. The cushioning is good, but not ultra-maximal, so runners chasing the softest possible landing may prefer something plusher. At this price, you’re paying for a balanced ride rather than a dramatic tech flex. Buy it if you want a dependable neutral running shoe for regular training and long walks; skip it if you need stability support or you only care about the softest max-cushion feel.

£85.49