Saucony Sale

Saucony Sale at Behind The Pines Amsterdam

Reduced Saucony sneakers across the archive-inspired range: ProGrid, Shadow, Jazz and Triumph. Saucony is one of the strongest sellers in our footwear range, and it earns that position by being comfortable in a way that does not require any explanation.

These are standard products at a lower price, reduced on colourway and stock rather than specification.

Why Saucony works day to day

Saucony's current range pulls from a genuine running archive rather than inventing retro shapes. The upshot is that the shoes were originally engineered to be run in, so the geometry, the heel counter and the cushioning are all doing something. Worn as everyday sneakers, that translates into shoes you can be on your feet in for ten hours without thinking about it.

The other reason they sell: the shapes are neutral enough to wear with almost anything, and the colourways tend to be considered rather than loud.

ProGrid Omni 9

The model that does the heavy lifting for us. Supportive, well cushioned, and a shape that has aged unusually well. We wrote it up in full in the Saucony ProGrid Omni 9, everyday comfort done right, and the colourways live in ProGrid Omni 9.

Shadow, Jazz and the originals

Lower, flatter and closer to a classic seventies and eighties runner. These are the easiest Saucony models to dress with tailoring or a slimmer trouser, and they suit anyone who finds modern cushioned shoes too bulky.

Triumph and the cushioned end

At the other end, the more heavily cushioned models give you the most underfoot comfort in the range. Worth it if you commute on foot or stand all day.

How to choose the right pair

Decide whether you want cushioning or silhouette, because Saucony gives you a clean choice between the two. Cushioned models are the better buy if comfort over long days is the priority. The flatter heritage models look sharper with most clothing but give you less underfoot.

Sizing is generally true, with a moderately roomy toe box. If you are cross-shopping the category, the best alternative sneaker brands puts Saucony next to the obvious competition, and sneaker technology explained covers what the cushioning names actually mean.

What to expect in the Saucony Sale

• ProGrid models: including Omni 9 colourways as they rotate.
• Shadow and Jazz: the flatter heritage running shapes.
• Triumph: the most cushioned option in the range.
• Gore-Tex builds: weatherproof versions when stock allows.

Why shop Saucony sale at Behind The Pines?

Saucony is one of the collections people find us through, and we have put real work into knowing it: which models run narrow, which colourways hold up, and which pair suits how you actually spend your week. That is more useful than a discount on its own.

Browse the full Saucony collection, or compare across men's sneakers and women's sneakers.

Frequently asked questions

Do Saucony sneakers fit true to size?

Generally yes, with a reasonably accommodating toe box. If you are between sizes and wear thicker socks, take the larger one.

Which Saucony is most comfortable?

The cushioned ProGrid and Triumph models. The flatter Shadow and Jazz shapes look sharper but give you less underfoot.

Can I run in them?

The models we stock are built for everyday wear. Saucony does make dedicated running shoes, but that is a different part of their range.

What does ProGrid mean?

It is Saucony's cushioning system, designed to absorb impact and centre the foot. On the archive models it is also part of why they still feel good to walk in.

Are sale pairs older stock?

Usually a previous-season colourway. The shoe construction is the same.

Shop Saucony Sale at Behind The Pines Amsterdam

Have a look at what is reduced below, then browse the full Saucony range. If you are choosing between sneaker types, our footwear guide is a useful starting point.