The outsole is now thinner and more streamlined with a bit of bounce. A new Crystal Rubber has replaced the thicker carbon rubber of the ISO 1. Saucony has done this by a reducing the amount of outsole rubber. The ISO is soft but not too soft and remains relatively responsive for up-tempo running like fartlek’s, or mile repeats.Įven with the 2mm addition the overall stack height remains the same at 27mm/19mm. The cushioning of the ISO two hits a sweet spot between performance and daily trainer. The marked band of thin EVERUN still remains hiding just below the upper of the shoe. This has given the shoe a more luxurious step in fell but also softened thigs a bit which is evident on higher mileage runs. 2mm of the conventional foam have been added in this update. Sauconys dependable PWRFOAM midsole carries over into the ISO 2 with very subtle changes that have returned big comfort dividends. The shoe requires no break in time as my first outing was 10 miles and they felt amazing. The ISO 2 has an almost luxurious step in feel that was true to size.

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