Comments on: The All-Weather Guide 6 GTX http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=guide-6-gtx We Run the Internet Tue, 07 May 2013 06:54:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: srobbins http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/#comment-816 srobbins Sun, 20 Jan 2013 16:52:02 +0000 http://blog.saucony.com/?p=473#comment-816 The heel drop on the Guide 6 GTX is 8mm. You should check out the Hattori AW (all-weather version). It doesn't have a GoreTex membrane but it does feature an all-weather upper that will protect your foot from moisture and insulate it from wind. The heel drop on the Guide 6 GTX is 8mm. You should check out the Hattori AW (all-weather version). It doesn’t have a GoreTex membrane but it does feature an all-weather upper that will protect your foot from moisture and insulate it from wind.

]]> By: srobbins http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/#comment-815 srobbins Sun, 20 Jan 2013 16:49:59 +0000 http://blog.saucony.com/?p=473#comment-815 Hi Marcia, thanks for the suggestion! The GoreTex membrane is designed to allow some air circulation while remaining waterproof. Because of that, it does not block all air from your foot, but you'll certainly find it more insulated from wind than the mesh on a standard running shoe. Hi Marcia, thanks for the suggestion! The GoreTex membrane is designed to allow some air circulation while remaining waterproof. Because of that, it does not block all air from your foot, but you’ll certainly find it more insulated from wind than the mesh on a standard running shoe.

]]> By: hong guang http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/#comment-460 hong guang Thu, 17 Jan 2013 07:58:00 +0000 http://blog.saucony.com/?p=473#comment-460 hurricane(1st) , kinvera and virrata...to be on GTX.. but hope technology for mid foot strike for all the shoe improve as well... hurricane(1st) , kinvera and virrata…to be on GTX.. but hope technology for mid foot strike for all the shoe improve as well…

]]> By: Cloudarme http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/#comment-410 Cloudarme Wed, 09 Jan 2013 18:23:11 +0000 http://blog.saucony.com/?p=473#comment-410 Mirage needs the gore-tex hehehe :D although, i agree with the Hurricane as well, just based on the name haha Mirage needs the gore-tex hehehe :D

although, i agree with the Hurricane as well, just based on the name haha

]]> By: Marcia Skramko Kelley http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/#comment-404 Marcia Skramko Kelley Tue, 08 Jan 2013 03:14:18 +0000 http://blog.saucony.com/?p=473#comment-404 How about an All Weather Omni? Also is the GoreTex windproof? How about an All Weather Omni? Also is the GoreTex windproof?

]]> By: ben villasenor http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/#comment-401 ben villasenor Mon, 07 Jan 2013 15:14:15 +0000 http://blog.saucony.com/?p=473#comment-401 I need this on the Hattori,,what is the heel to toe drop on this shoes??? I need this on the Hattori,,what is the heel to toe drop on this shoes???

]]> By: Chris Kunkel http://blog.saucony.com/saucony-lab/product-corner/guide-6-gtx/#comment-385 Chris Kunkel Sat, 05 Jan 2013 00:30:45 +0000 http://blog.saucony.com/?p=473#comment-385 Grid Hurricane is an obvious choice. It has the name that begs to say that you can run in a hurricane with the Hurricane GTX Grid Hurricane is an obvious choice. It has the name that begs to say that you can run in a hurricane with the Hurricane GTX

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