Customer Reviews Saucony Kineta Relay

Sneakers should feel comfortable and somewhat supportive. These were neither.

Cute shoe, pretty materials, but no support whatsoever! These were no more supportive than house slippers and had not a trace of arch support. I might have kept them if the insole had been removable so that I could replace with an arched insole, but they did not.

I wanted to like these shoes, but they don't have enough support. They are almost flimsy. I did like the wide toe box, but just didn't think they would hold up very well.

I purchased these shoe last fall and loved them. Order 2 more pairs about a month ago and something in the quality of the insole has changed. Both pairs insoles are developing holes in the ball of my feet. Very disappointing. Comfy to start but after about 15-20 wearings the insole is disintegrating. Very unlike usual Saucony quality. :(

These are really cute sneakers, but have NO arch support. They were too small in length. The tongue is quite different. It's attached to the inside of the sneaker where you would tie the shoe. So you have to manipulate the shoe to get it on. The tongue is also slightly padded, which was nice. Very light weight.

These were amazing out of the box. I felt light and springy as I walked. I get compliments on them all the time, too, and I love the design. However, I'm getting ready to return them. I've had them for about 6 weeks, and due to an injury have not even run in them, only walked. Even so, the soles have completely worn flat and the tread has disappeared. I wouldn't be surprised if a hole were to form soon where the ball of my foot hits the ground. I've gone through many running shoes but have never seen anything like this. It's too bad, they're so cute!

Nice style but a bit flimsy. I walk long distances with my long -legged husband at a rather quick pace. These will not give me the comfort or support necessary.

These were really great at first, but the tread has worn down to almost nothing after only about a month of walking a few miles 3-4 times a week

Absolutely no support for my feet. So if you are flat footed or have a low arch, forget it.