Saucony ProGrid Guide 4 Running Shoe - Men's

These are great shoes for everyday running. They are made for mild pronation, so not a true stability shoe, but do offer some extra support. The rubber on the sole is very strong. I put 1,000 miles on the previous version of this shoe, the Guide 3. Highly recommended!

I love this shoe. I've gone through 3 or 4 different runners in the past year and this is my favorite. The grid (for which the shoe is named) has plenty of stability while remaining flexible, it has just enough stability for my mild pronation, and they just plain feel light on my feet. My feet also seem much more secure in the heel of these shoes than other models/brands I've tried. One note, the toe box is a little smaller than some other brands so keep that in mind when choosing a size. If between sizes, you may wanna go up.

True to size. Have not done too much running yet but I really like the support thus far. Sharp looking as well.

I owned the ProGrid Guide 3's and they served me well for 750+ miles and 4 years. They are rated as 80% road, 20% trail, and thats probably how I used them. They held up well for everything and provided great stability. I upgraded to the Omni 9 for more stability, but looking back, I liked my Guide 3's better.
Right now they seem to be available everywhere on sale, so I'd pick one up if you're looking for a long-lasting, stable shoe!

This shoe is very comfortable - not as much heel cushioning as I'm used to, but comfy nonetheless. Upon my first 6 mile run in these shoes, they developed a tear in the material over the toe area. The mesh is very thin - not durable enough for a reputable brand.

As a beginner runner I needed something to help with lower leg pain. This shoe (with insoles, strength training and ice) fit the bill. A nice combination of stability and cushion. Nice smooth heel-toe transition. Work fine for the occasional off-road run too. These lock my heel in place much better than some other brands, but that might not be the case for you.