Saucony Triumph 24 Review:

Review by: Brian

Overall Thoughts:

• New incrediLUX foam is softer and bouncier than the previous PWRRUN PB — enjoyable for both running and long days on your feet.
• Fits about a half size long, so size down. Wide width is genuinely wide this time around.
• 10mm drop is easy on tired legs with a wider base for added stability.
• Toebox tapers a bit aggressively and could use more colorways.

Cross-Brand Comparisons:

• Altra Experience Flow 3
• Asics Gel-Nimbus 25

Review by: Jonathan

Overall Thoughts:

• Seriously good update with a secure, soft upper and new incrediLUX foam delivering a premium cushioned feel underfoot.
• Lighter on foot than previous versions thanks to the new foam.
• Great for long hours on your feet and all types of walking.
• Lots of cushion keeps feet feeling great by end of day!
• Perfect for anyone looking for a shoe for long days on foot, walking, or daily training!

Cross-Brand Comparisons:

• Hoka Bondi 9
• Asics Gel-Nimbus 28
• Karhu Mestari Run 2.0

Review by: Gavin

Overall Thoughts:

• Major upgrade from the Triumph 23 — max-cushion but much smoother ride.
• Works well for daily miles, recovery runs, and long hours on your feet.
• Soft yet responsive, and surprisingly lightweight for a max cushion shoe.
• Slight heel slippage for narrow heels and the upper is on the thicker side.
• Strong contender for best max cushion daily trainer if you want plush cushioning that still feels fast.

Cross-Brand Comparisons:

• Hoka Bondi 9
• Asics Gel-Nimbus 28
• Karhu Mestari Run 2.0

Review by: Henderson

Overall Thoughts:

• Amazing cushion without a heavy feel. Impressive for a max cushion shoe.
• Wide base provides a supportive feel despite how soft the ride is.
• Upper is nice, supportive, and breathable.
• Wider fit may not suit those with narrow feet, and laces run a bit long.

Cross-Brand Comparisons:

• Hoka Bondi 9
• New Balance 1080
• Asics Gel-Nimbus 28