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Saucony Grid Type A4
$95.00
Released May, 2010
The Pros:Comfortable for both walking and running, keeps you stable no matter what gait you're using. Very light design, don't really feel the weight at all. Look stylish with jeans, come in a number of bright eye-catching colors.
The Cons:Fairly flat insole, not a lot of support inside. Impact absorption is fairly low, not right for high-impact sports. Things tend to get caught in the sole, picks up little pebbles and debris.
The Saucony Grid Type A4 is a neutral flat running shoe designed for racing and casual running/training. It is slightly lighter and more expensive than the preceding Type A3, with a major drop in heel height from 20mm to 13mm while gaining 1mm in the forefoot making it much flatter.
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Otherwise the shoe maintains the same components such as the Saucony SSL super lite midsole EVA blend that provides a smooth transition from heel strike to toe off, and the high grade patented XT-900 carbon rubber outsole which offers maximum durability on the bottom surface while maintaining traction. Air mesh upper lets your feet breathe and is lightweight and the gussetted tongue allows you to quickly get in and out of the shoe. Available in Men's sizes in White/Black/ViZiPRO high visibility orange, and Women's sizes in White/Light Blue/Poppy Red. See gallery for pictures.
Features
- Air mesh upper
- Gussetted tongue
- Saucony SSL 'Super Lite' midsole
- XT-900 carbon rubber outsole
- Weight: 6.4oz Men's / 5.5oz Women's
- Heel-Forefoot Ratio: 13mm / 9mm
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comfortable for both walking and running, keeps you stable no matter what gait you're using
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very light design, don't really feel the weight at all
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look stylish with jeans, come in a number of bright eye-catching colors
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good for cross-training from short runs to squatting or lifting
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fairly flat insole, not a lot of support inside
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impact absorption is fairly low, not right for high-impact sports
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things tend to get caught in the sole, picks up little pebbles and debris
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