Saucony Men's Redeemer ISO (3E)

UPDATE 1/14/2019 - After 390 miles of jogging and walking on my Redeemers, the rubber on the outer edge of the soles has worn all the way through to the foam. I started to notice at around 350 miles but I kept going with them because they still felt good. Now, the cushioning of the insole has lost its bounce so my impacts are harder and I have experienced some occaisional heel pain (plantar fasciitis?) as I am a heel striker. I am replacing these shoes with a new pair of Redeemers I just bought. I still love these shoes and will wear them as long as I can find them. I considered going to Redeemer 2 but I've seen mixed reviews. My original review of the Redeemer from 9/2016 follows below. -------------------- If you're considering this shoe, you most likely have flat arches and over-pronate. If this is you, keep reading. Most shoes I try on are too narrow for me where I can feel the midsole pressing against my flat arch. Once I saw the shape of the outsole of these Redeemers I was intrigued. Compare the outsole shape to other running shoes and you'll see what I mean. Its the first thing I look at when buying any shoe. I tried these on at a run shop among several others and they felt softer than the Brooks Beast yet had more stability than the massive Hoka Constant 2 (which felt like big pillows). The size 11(my usual size) fit me perfectly. No need to buy a wide size because these were already wider than most running shoes. It has a sock liner (ISOFIT) that hugs the fore and mid foot and the tongue is sewn into it. Not really Huarache levels of sock liner but it does a good job of locking in my foot and provides an even amount of pressure all around my foot while still being breathable. No pain or blisters during my runs so far. The impact of my foot strike could be a bit softer but that may be due to my weight. Also I wish the shoe had a pull tab on the heel but that's nitpicking. I recommend this shoe to all flat footers. I might have to buy a second pair while its still on sale.