Saucony Mens Guide 15 Trainer Sneaker Athletic and Training Shoes

I really enjoyed the changes of the Guide 14 compared to the Guide 13, but I LOVE the changes from the 14 to 15 (after about 60 miles of running). I'm alternating between the Guide 14 and 15 now, and the Guide 14 feels flat in comparison to the 15. The 15 is noticeably lighter and the toe spring gives the shoe a bit more umph and excitement for when I want to pick up the pace. The Guide 15 is a softer and springier shoe than the 14, but I'd say it's still on the firmer side. In terms of the stability, I think some people might notice a *slight* decrease in stability, but, to me, it is still just as stable as a Hoka Arahi or Brooks Adrenaline. I think it's a good thing for Saucony to move away from a posting in this shoe to something that is less obstrusive and nearly as stable. For fit, at first I thought the shoe was a little small for my normal size. However, since my first run, the shoes have felt true to size. It could've just been me getting used to the fabric, but I also think I would be okay in a half size up without it feeling big. Overall, I think the Guide 15 is Saucony's best iteration of this shoe (that I have ran in).