Who should buy the Saucony Omni ISO
The Saucony Omni ISO is for athletes who need a daily stability trainer that promotes speed. This running shoe might be compatible with you if:
- You want a cushioned running shoe that can adequately support severe overpronation
- You want a long-distance running shoe that can work well with any type of footstrike pattern
Updates to the Saucony Omni ISO
- New PWRFoam in the midsole provides a livelier ride without compromising the shoe's durability
- The ISOFIT and the ISOKNIT features create a sock-like fit and bring a comfortable feel to the skin
Better flexibility for more responsiveness
Located in the forefoot area is the IBR+ technology. This component of the shoe enhances cushioning. This lightweight and flexible material provides a more responsive ride. The IBR+ technology is also used in the Saucony Guide 10, Saucony Omni 16, and other Saucony shoes for running.
The Saucony Omni ISO utilizes the XT-900. This carbon rubber is found in the heel area of the outsole. Providing the right amount of traction is the surface control delivered to the platform. With the utilization of this material, the midsole foam is protected against the hazardous nature of paved surfaces.
Making the underfoot platform more flexible and adaptable is the Tri-Flex design utilized in the shoe. The Tri-Flex design helps increase the shoe's durability.
Bouncy and resilient
The midsole of the Saucony Omni ISO is made up of an EVERUN. This material is a responsive foam unit that runs through the entire length of the shoe. This component of the footwear provides a bouncier and more resilient feeling. During the landing phase, it attenuates impact shock, and during the toe-off phase, it responsibly and comfortably lifts the runner's foot.
Integrated into the shoe is the PWRFoam. This high-quality form of EVA foam provides additional comfort during the running session. With the use of this foam, the life of the shoe also lasts a longer period.
Limiting pronation is the Medial Post utilized in the midsole area. Pronation is described to be the inward rolling of the foot. This rolling occurs after initial ground contact with the ground. This technology primarily prevents excessive pronation that can result in possible injuries and pain.
Shock absorption is offered by the SRC Landing Zone. As a result, a smoother heel-to-toe transition is experienced by the runner. When a runner lifts his foot off the ground, energy is then stored and returned.
Proper ventilation with the Omni ISO upper
The upper of the Saucony Omni ISO is covered with an Engineered Mesh. As a result, a sock-like fit is achieved without compromising the shoe's weight. The engineered mesh is essential in providing proper inflow and outflow of air within the footwear's interior.
A floating support cage and a soft inner sleeve are combined, creating a dynamic fit system. This technology is called the ISOFIT. It adapts to the movements and shape of the foot.
The combination of the sock-like feel of the ISOFIT and the engineered performance kit makes up the ISOKNIT. This component of the shoe gives additional support and breathability to the platform. Freedom of movement is also encouraged by this ISOKNIT.
