The Ride TR2 uses PWRRUN+ foam in the midsole, providing a soft landing with good shock absorption. This is friendly for those just starting to run whose feet and knees are still adapting. If you are not always on paved roads and might want to try gravel, dirt paths, or park trails, it offers better coverage, traction, and protection than pure road shoes, making it less likely to get injured from unstable landings.
Saucony Ride TR2
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Basic Information
Brand
Saucony
Model
Ride TR2
Year
2025
Gender Version
Unisex
Category
Daily Slow RunTrail Running
Terrain
Asphalt
Technical Specifications
Midsole Technology
PWRRUN+ foam (TPU-based), softer and more responsive than traditional EVA
Carbon Plate Structure
No carbon plate
Upper Material
Durable engineered mesh + TPU stabilizers
Outsole Configuration
Trail-ready rubber outsole
Forefoot Thickness
27.0mm
Heel Thickness
35.0mm
Drop
8mm
Weight
280g
Wearing Experience
Fit
Comfortable
Breathability
(3/5)
Stability
Low
Cushion Distribution
Even
Feel Attribute
Soft and comfortable + mild trail stability
Bounce
(3/5)
Runner Matching
Running Style Recommendation
Neutral
Runner Level
Trail Runner
Weight Range
Medium/Light
Width
Standard
Arch Type
Medium
Landing Type
Mid/Heel
Practical Information
Price
$150.00 USD (approx.)
Durability
700 km
Quick Vote
User Review Summary
The Saucony Ride TR2 offers a soft, comfortable feel with mild trail stability. On paved roads it runs similarly to the Ride 17 stable ride, but the outsole lugs provide better traction on gravel roads or forest paths. The PWRRUN+ midsole delivers soft, responsive cushioning that resists fatigue over long distances. Weight is around 280g with a moderate underfoot feel, not bulky. Best for: runners who want a shoe that handles both road and light trail, long slow runs, daily training, city runners who occasionally venture onto paths or park trails. Not ideal for: speed-focused racing, technical trail routes with mud or steep slopes.
