Saucony - Triumph 23 Trainers - White - Size UK 6

The Triumph 23 is designed for adult male runners seeking a neutral, high-cushioning shoe for daily running, long distances, and recovery runs. It's ideal for those who prioritize comfort and a responsive ride.

The Triumph 23 features a softer, lighter PWRRUN PB midsole with increased cushioning for a more responsive and plush ride compared to its predecessors. It also includes a new SRS sockliner for enhanced step-in comfort and a redesigned outsole for better flexibility.

Gently clean with a soft brush to remove dry dirt. Use a mild soap and cool water with a soft cloth or brush for tougher dirt. Avoid machine washing or harsh chemicals. Always air dry away from direct heat.

The heel drop is 10mm, with a heel height of 37mm and a forefoot height of 27mm.

Yes, the high level of cushioning and responsive nature of the PWRRUN PB midsole make the Triumph 23 an excellent choice for marathon training and race day, providing comfort and energy return over long distances.

A 'neutral' running shoe is designed for runners who do not excessively pronate (roll their foot inward). It provides cushioning and shock absorption without added stability features to correct foot motion.

Yes, this model is vegan and contains recycled materials, reflecting Saucony's commitment to sustainability.

The weight for a men's size 9 shoe is approximately 9.2oz (263g).

The PWRRUN PB foam may feel slightly firmer after the initial break-in period as it adapts to your gait. If the cushioning feels significantly reduced, ensure there are no foreign objects trapped in the outsole or midsole.

This could be due to improper fit or the need for a break-in period. Ensure laces are tied correctly, providing a secure heel lock. If discomfort persists after several runs, consider if the neutral support is adequate for your foot type.

While designed for breathability, the technical mesh and waterproof elements might feel warmer in extreme heat. Ensure socks are moisture-wicking. For very hot conditions, consider a more ventilation-focused shoe if available.

Check your running form and the surfaces you typically run on. Running on abrasive surfaces like concrete can increase wear. Ensure you are not consistently striking heavily on the forefoot or heel in a way that concentrates wear.