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Saucony Triumph

Triumph at Saucony is like a family surname: the name of the softest running shoe in the house, passed down from generation to generation for decades. On this page three eras of that family are mixed together, and the sole tells you which era you’re holding — the technology names are printed on it in full.

Three lives, three inscriptions

The oldest life has returned as the ProGrid Triumph 4: the layered runner from the mid-2000s, with honeycomb mesh, holographic accents and a pro|grid badge on the heel. This is the version that fashion has rediscovered, and it dominates the selection on this page. The second life carries ISO in the name and EVERUN on the sole: the era of the floating lacing cage, whose fingers lie loose over the midfoot. The third life is the current numbers 22 and 23 — full-fledged running shoes you buy to run in, not to look at.

The three dots in the logo

On every generation the brand’s river logo sweeps across the side, with the three round dots in it — the same pebbles-in-the-stream that the Shadow 5000 shows as a cutout. It is the family crest that binds the eras together where the technology separates them.

Which Triumph suits whom

The choice is the same as with the Adidas Supernova, which likewise carries three lives under one name: the ProGrid 4 for those looking for the early-2000s silhouette, the ISO versions as a soft middle ground now mostly available at lower prices, and the current numbers for those who actually want to put miles on them. The title and the inscription on the sole together always point the way.

On this page you can see which versions of the Saucony Triumph are currently the hottest according to the Hypescore, from what price they’re available and in how many shops they’re in stock.