Saucony - Guide TR - Grey - Size UK 9.5

The Saucony Guide TR features a ruggedized build for durability, but it is not explicitly marketed as waterproof or Gore-Tex equipped.

Yes, the cushioning is designed for road comfort, but they will be slightly heavier than dedicated road-only models due to the trail-ready outsole.

Generally, running shoes should be replaced every 300 to 500 miles, depending on the intensity of the trails and your personal running style.

The 6 mm drop is a standard, versatile offset that works well for many runners, providing a balance between heel cushioning and forefoot feel.

No. Never put your shoes in the dryer, as high heat will damage the cushioning materials and cause the glue to lose its bond.

These lugs are optimized for fire roads, gravel paths, and packed dirt trails where moderate grip is required.

Ensure the laces are tensioned correctly through the eyelets to secure the midfoot; if issues persist, consider an aftermarket orthotic insole.

Tap the soles together outside or use a specialized shoe brush to clear debris from between the 3.5 mm lugs.

Ensure you are rotating your footwear to allow the PWRRUN foam to recover and decompress fully between sessions.