Saucony Guide TR GTX Trainers - Green - 14
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The Saucony Guide TR GTX Trainers are designed for adult male runners who require a versatile shoe capable of transitioning between paved streets and rugged trail paths. These trainers excel by providing superior stability and medium cushioning, ensuring a steady, comfortable stride on uneven terrain while remaining fully waterproof for protection against the elements. While the shoes offer exceptional durability and weather resistance, users should note that the waterproof GTX construction may feel warmer during high-intensity runs in very hot, dry climates.
All features
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Shoe Size UK | 14 |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Guide TR GTX |
| Model Part Number | 00809474 |
| Brand | Saucony |
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FAQs
Are these shoes suitable for everyday road running?
Yes, they are designed to transition seamlessly from streets to trails, though they are slightly more rugged than pure road trainers.
Does the GTX material make the shoe heavy?
The Gore-Tex material adds a small amount of weight compared to non-waterproof versions, but it provides essential protection for outdoor performance.
How should I clean my Saucony Guide TR GTX trainers?
Use a soft brush to remove dried mud and a damp cloth with mild soap for surface stains. Never machine wash or tumble dry.
Is this a neutral or stability shoe?
The Guide series is renowned for its stability features, making it ideal for runners who need support to manage stride alignment.
Can I use these for winter running?
Absolutely. The waterproof membrane and stable sole make them an excellent choice for cold, wet, or slushy winter conditions.
Do I need to break them in?
While generally comfortable out of the box, we recommend short test runs to allow the midsole to adapt to your foot strike pattern.
Troubleshooting
Moisture buildup inside the shoe
This is often due to perspiration rather than leakage; ensure you are wearing moisture-wicking synthetic or merino wool socks.
Reduced traction on muddy trails
Check the outsole lugs for packed-in debris; use a stiff brush to clear the tread patterns to restore grip.
Discomfort during long runs
Check the lacing tension; use a runner's loop at the top eyelet to secure the heel and prevent friction.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Fully waterproof construction for all-weather reliability
- Excellent stability support for uneven terrain
- Versatile design suitable for both trails and streets
- Balanced cushioning for long-lasting comfort
- Durable build quality characteristic of the Saucony brand
Cons
- Waterproof membrane may reduce breathability in extreme heat
- Heavier than traditional non-waterproof road racing shoes
- Specific fit profile requires careful sizing for trail activities
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure optimal longevity, remove the sock liners after particularly wet runs and allow the shoes to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources, which can damage the adhesive and material integrity. When choosing your size, remember that trail shoes are often best paired with slightly thicker technical socks for moisture-wicking and blister prevention. Regularly brush off dried mud from the outsole to maintain the integrity of the traction lugs. For the upper fabric, use a soft-bristled brush and mild soap to spot-clean, avoiding harsh chemicals that could degrade the waterproof GTX coating.