Ride TR2 Trail Running Shoe

Comfortable without being too cushy. Stable traction. Secure footing.

Bought for my husband and he loves it wears it to the Gym and work.

This color combination is really ugly.The sides of the shoe sole are prone to cracking.

I bought it in 2023 and I have been wearing it for 3 years this particular t2 trail running shoes and now I can’t find it anymore size 6.5 I need to buy atleast 5 of them please help I really need it for my nursing job it helps so much to stand for a long time whoever made this shoe thankyou so much

Feels good when initially on but fit very close and is uncomfortable for walking as my toe is close to the front also rubs my heel on my right foot. I bought my regular size so was a bit thrown off. I would size up if buying for walking

Have purchased numerous mfg’s performance tennis shoes with saucony being the best all-around shoe especially for my neuropathy. For my primary areas of exercise and golf game i found stability and their cushioning ahead of all the rest. Being in my mid 70’s will stick with PWRRun+ for the foreseeable future

Bought the shoe for a combined running and hiking trip in Europe and has been perfect. Perfect trail shoe if you also intend to do some asphalt running. Very comfortable for all day hiking and long runs.

I just finished a 4 mile combination trail and road race at a Florida State Park. This shoe did its job. It worked well with plenty of traction on the grass and dirt trails yet was still comfortable when running on the paved road. For me, size 10, the shoe was true to size.

I’ve never had a pair of shoes with this much foam so maybe this is normal but my arches want to collapse inward when I am wearing these. It feels very strange and the fit of the rest of the shoe is very narrow. Usually I go for sauconys wide options but I don’t think this one had a wide option.

Stable, comfy and supporive trail runner, roomy width on regular shoe is perfect for me. Traction is spot on without being too much.

comfortable. great fit. zero break in time. look great

I am super impressed with the performance of this shoe and it is exactly what I was looking for! I own several pairs of top-tier trail running shoes, and they are all fantastic shoes in moderate temperatures, but once the temp falls below freezing, they become completely different shoes. Their midsole foam becomes stiff and they are less bouncy. So I was looking for a trail shoe that I could run in subfreezing temperatures and not lose any responsiveness or bounce. The Ride TR2 is that shoe! There is no perceptible increase in stiffness when the temperatures get crazy cold. And for my needs, that one fact outweighs any minor criticisms of the shoe. I also feel like the shoe is way more stable on uneven/rough terrain than people give it credit for. On my first run, I took them 12 miles on rocky/mountainous single track. I had zero stability issues, zero grip issues, zero rock bruising, and zero rubbing or lock-down issues. When people state things like the Ride TR2 isn’t stable enough for anything beyond manicured gravel trails, it makes me think they’ve been wearing shoes with extremely wide platforms and heel cradles for too long. In my own experience, maximalist shoes cause my ankles to relax more over time. Then when I switch back to trimmed down technical shoes, I’m more likely to roll my ankle. Not because the shoes are inherently less “stable,” but because I’m not locking my ankle as much as I used to. I feel like this applies to the Ride TR2 as well. The platform is plenty stable for running on uneven terrain (or even bombing down mountains), as long as the runner has experience running on the more traditional, narrow platform. One minor detail is I think a 6mm drop would give it slightly more versatility on the trail, but the 8mm makes sense if you’re thinking about it as a shoe that road runners can use to transition to the trail. And it’s the perfect shoe for that.