This shoes are a good ride for a good run.....
350692
I've enjoyed these shoes.  I am glad to see Brooks create new colors.  I often see men's shoes in blue tones that aren't offered in women's.  The stability of this shoe is what keeps me coming back.
3294062
I recently decided I'd take up running.

I keep looking back over that sentence in disbelief.  See, for most of my life I'd regarded runners and the things they did to themselves with the same incredulous nature as I'd previously reserved for German adult film actors.  Yet here I am.  A runner.  One of those people you see running in 40 degree weather and light snow.  Yeah.  Four years ago, had you told me this is what I'd be doing, I'd have laughed.  Actually I'd have sputtered half a laugh before breaking down into a throaty smoker's hack, face turning red and tears welling around the edges of my eyes.  The type of fit that would leave you uncertain as to if you should pat me reassuringly on the back or pick up a phone and dial "9-1" and just ... wait.

Anyway, here I am, a runner.  Honestly, I lucked into buying these shoes.  Reason I bought them?  Thought they looked cool, and they weren't too cheap.  See I figured I'd have a rough time getting into running.  Why?  BECAUSE IT'S FREAKING RUNNING.  It's hell on your joints and about as fun as a kidney stone.  So I thought the only way to force myself to give it a solid shot would be to buy somewhat not-cheap shoes so I wouldn't want the money to go to waste.

Lucky for me, my running friends tell me I made a good choice.  I mean, as far as I can tell, I love them.  Extremely comfy, rugged, but at the same time nice and light.  One of my friends who was remarking at how sturdy the shoe looked was extremely surprised at its lightweight nature when she picked it up.

Oh!  And it has this really nifty Kevlar lacing system.  You just jam your foot in there, yank on the little tab thingie attached to the laces and the entire shoe just SUCKS itself onto your foot.  Creepy, man.  I have to admit I still haven't mastered using the little button release system to undo the laces.  I mean I still manage to get the shoes off with no problem, yeah, but.  Sometimes I do so a little awkwardly.  I'd like to be a little smoother at it, just in case some hottie walks by while I'm doing so.  So I can be all "Yeah baby, I know my way around some shoes."  And throw down some serious fingergun/wink action.  Gets the ladies every time.

I generally use the shoes on rocky trails just outside of town, but I've also done a bit of running around my neighborhood on pavement and sidewalks and such.  Seemed pleasing for either environment.  Oh and they seem to dry really quickly after stomping through puddles while yelling "SPLASH!"  Probably without the yelling too, but I sure wouldn't know.

The only reason I'm giving this shoe 4 stars instead of 5 is that I, uh.  I feel kind of presumptuous as a running newb giving anything 5 stars.  That seems like just asking for terrible karma.  Like, next thing you know I'd totally blow my knee out the next time I went out running.  Yeah.  And then I'd have to stay home playing Xbox instead of torturing myself out on the trails.

This.  This clearly requires more thought.

Anyway.  Nice shoes.

UPDATE: I just took said shoes out for a mud-running excursion in the middle of a heavy rainstorm.  Holy CRAP.  These things are awesome!  There were several times where I thought I was going to slip and eat it in some fairly hardcore areas, but each time the shoe's traction totally saved my butt.  I only had enough time to partially hurl an expletive like "HOLY G-" or "MOTHERD-" or "SAMMY HAG-" before the tread dug in and I was fine.  Man.  These things rule.  If I ever have a kid, I'm naming it Salomon, no matter what the gender.

Okay, as you were.
1887834
Overall really like the shoe but will probably need to get an arch support for longer runs. Very comfortable ride, though. Glad I got them.
654776
The running shoes at a good price.
The intense red color are impressive.
The material is lightweight, it can be a long time running.
If you want to play right now, and running shoes are recommended!
4050942
I run a decent amount throughout the week to keep my cardio up. I needed a pair of cushioned shoes that could give me a soft landing pad for these old knees  but, also not sink into the ground and feel mushy. These have a good response to contact and keep you going through the run.

My only complaint about the shoes is the heel counter on the outside and heel padding on the interior. These two spots need to be stiffened up a bit so that it provides a more locked in fit. My heel slips slightly while running but not enough to where the shoe doesn't provide enough security to take off and feel stable.

Otherwise these sneakers are definitely a good purchase!
2550956
I've run about 100 miles in these and the shoes have held together well; haven't had the quality issues other people have reported. I like the fit and feel of the shoes. They are comfortable to run in, however, if you plan to do substantial amounts of running in these and you over pronate these shoes will not provide the support you need. I am having to switch to a shoe with better support because I over pronate. On 4.5 mile or longer runs my feet begin to feel sore and I am developing some shin pain. Overall a good shoe for the price.
1724853
I'm just getting started with these shoes. They feel good. My first run was 8 miles (not something I would normally do with new shoes) and I didn't have the first sign of an issue.
About me: I'm a heavy (220lbs) supinator with low arches. I do about 100 miles / month. The Saucony Guide is a bit stiff for me. The ISO Triumh wasn't a good match either. I like these though.
This is about my 12th pair of Saucony shoes. They all fit almost exactly the same. So, no surprises there. I always feel confident ordering an 11.5
Good:
*Reflex feature adds more reflective materials for low light conditions. This is a nice feature for me. I rarely run during daylight hours.
*Neutral - as advertised
*Reasonable cushion - particularly in the heel
3266629
This is a great set of running shoes. I've enjoyed using them over the last two months and I have not had any issues with them. Running is not my favorite past time, but at least these shoes make the run comfortable. I would recommend these shoes for casual and every day runners.
4630437
I originally bought this shoe because I was looking for something cheap, I like running, and I like Pumas.  I guess I made a smart decision because it hasn't given me any pain and I feel like I could run in them for a long time.  On the Puma website it said that these shoes are made for middle distances.  I haven't ran more than 6 miles in them at a time so I don't know how they would be for long distance running.  I'll probably buy the Velosis when I start running marathons, but these are a good for now.  My only complaint is that they are a little heavy.  I think they are about 11 ounces which is a little high for a running shoe.  I like my running shoes less than 10 ounces.
3215243
I own the Triumph 10 which has very little stability. This shoe has some stability with good cushioning. Its a neutral shoe and it encourages forefoot striking because of 8mm offset. I ran 5mi this morning in them, without any problems. Lacing is excellent without the worry of coming lose. The upper materials conform to the feet nicely. Extremely light and will be noticeable in long runs. I like the fit, not to snug or loose. Almost perfect...
2063765
I run about 25-40 miles a week, and I love these shoes.  Shin splints are usually an issue for me, and I have flat feet, but these shoes feel lightweight, comfortable and (most importantly) help keep me injury free.  They are great for running on the sidewalk in the rain, just don't step in a puddle that splashes over the tops of the shoes.  I used them on gravel several times and they help me keep my purchase.
The one downside is that they don't seem to last as long as other running shoes I have.  Other shoes I can get 400 miles out of, these seem to die between 250 and 300.  But, since the cost is half that of other running shoes, I'm not too devastated about that.
3816580
I've been running \ walking in these for a couple weeks now and find them to be a pretty good shoe. They are a little week in the arch support for me when I'm walking at a fast pace but work well when I'm jogging. These are definitely running shoes so I'm not holding that against them. They breath great and provide excellent stability for me. I'm not a hard core runner but have been running for many years and find these to be an excellent value for the beginner to intermediate runner.
4246919
I really like these shoes and Asics in general. This is the second or third pair of shoes I've ordered from them through Amazon and I've been impressed each time with the shoes and deal I have gotten on them. I'm a big guy (6'3, 230 pounds) and I can run very comfortably in these. I don't know much about pronation types and all that but I can say that these are a good solid pair of shoes and for the price, well worth it. If you're into running then I would definitely recommend Asics as a company, even if this shoe doesn't seem to be what you're after.
1349076
I bought&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/ASICS-Men-s-Gel-Kahana-7-Running-Shoe-Titanium-Lightning-Red-12-M-US/dp/B00GUTGK2W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">ASICS Men's Gel-Kahana 7 Running Shoe,Titanium/Lightning/Red,12 M US</a>&nbsp;because they have an insole that can be removed, allowing me to insert my custom orthotics for arch support. So I was not looking for arch support to be provided by the shoes themselves. The gel shock absorption makes the shoes comfortable to wear even when walking on rocky surfaces. The shoes are stable, provide good traction, and have adequate (but not generous) padding around the foot and ankle. I'm satisfied with them for vigorous walking. They would not be my choice for running or athletic training... thus I take issue with calling them "running shoes". They appear to be of average durability, roughly commensurate with their price.
1524021
The first few runs in the shoe have been great. It does feel a little heavy. However, its hugs the feet and is comfortable over several miles
4773823
These are pretty good running shoes. I have a few different pairs of running shoes. I invested in these thinking they would be the best but my cheaper Nike Free 5.0 are actually much more comfortable for running. They're not bad sneakers. But, they're not my favorite. I think it also depends on your gait when you run.
4255188
Not a huge fan of the coloration, but as far as a running shoe goes... they are a great everyday trainer! I have run in Saucony's for years, and this model performed as expected. The shoe felt broken-in after 20-25 miles, as they are stiff out of the box. Now I am running about 30 miles in them each week, and am really enjoying the performance of the shoe. Generally lightweight, enough cushion to support longer runs and responsive enough for faster workouts.

If you liked the ride 6, same great performance, with a better upper.

Reason I am giving a 4 star rating: There seems to be a point where the shoe rubs my forefoot (I am a forefoot striker) and causes some minimal blistering. Have tried lacing a few different ways, but I still seem to get a blister now and again.

Overall, great shoe, well worth the sixty-some dollars.