Triumph 23
A PWRRUN PB road trainer built for long-distance comfort.
Checked US price · 2026-09-07. Before tax and shipping. Latest direct page showed Iceberg/Carbon at $91.95; indexed snapshots showed higher sale prices. Sizes/colors are limited.
The shoe at a glance.
The Saucony Triumph 23 uses PWRRUN PB cushioning in a neutral road trainer intended for long-distance comfort, everyday mileage and recovery runs. It is a better match for someone who enjoys a firmer underfoot feel than for a runner seeking soft, sinking cushioning. The bulky ride is another compromise, especially if you prefer a less substantial shoe for easy outings. Regular and wide editions are verified, although exact sizing impressions are not available here, so choose based on the fit of the actual pair.
Pros and cons
Our summary of published testing and reviewer impressions. Checked 2026-10-03.
Pros
- Strong rebound with generous long-run cushioning.
- A broad base keeps the ride steady.
- Outsole grip and durability perform well.
Cons
- The foam may feel firmer than expected.
- The larger platform limits agility.
A closer look
Where it fits in your running
Recorded uses: everyday runs, easy & recovery. Designed for road running.
Cushioning and ride
Independent testing found a protective, responsive ride that stays consistent in cold conditions. It favors sustained running more than quick direction changes.
Our editorial ride category: firm.
Fit and sizing
Detailed sizing and interior fit guidance have not been verified for this version.
Recorded widths: standard, wide.
Regular and wide editions observed on Saucony US; availability varies.
The linked product range is not verified. Widths and price may vary between men’s, women’s and unisex versions. An offered width does not guarantee personal fit.
Before you choose
The independent review found a bulky ride and firmer foam than runners seeking plush cushioning may prefer.
Manufacturer specifications
Specifications from the brand’s product information.
- Listed weight
- Not verified
- Heel-to-toe drop
- Not verified
- Heel stack height
- Not verified
- Plate
- Not verified
- Support
- Neutral
- Recorded product range
- Not verified
- Widths offered
- Standard, Wide
Source: Saucony product page . Listed weights may refer to different reference sizes.
Follow the evidence.
Information checked 2026-09-07. Ride and fit descriptions use brand information and published reviews where available; matching categories are our editorial interpretation.
- Saucony product details Official identity, intended use and listed specifications. The linked market may differ from the US.
- US price and buying options Latest direct page showed Iceberg/Carbon at $91.95; indexed snapshots showed higher sale prices. Sizes/colors are limited.
Know what sits behind the advice.
Product information and editorial guidance help you compare. Catalog details checked 2026-09-07.
From the manufacturer
Identity, intended use, offered widths, and listed specifications. We label these as brand figures; reference sizes can differ.
Read Saucony’s specificationsFit and ride notes
Brand information and published reviews inform the descriptions of comfort, fit, and ride. Use these notes to choose pairs to try; your experience can differ.
Our matching categories
Ride labels and recommendation rules are editorial interpretations of the recorded sources. They describe catalog matches and cannot guarantee personal fit.
How the finder choosesA missing specification means “not verified,” not zero. Price and availability need a fresh check at the retailer.