Saucony Triumph 23 GTX Trainers - Black - Size UK 10

Yes, the Triumph 23 GTX is designed with an XT-900 outsole for durable traction, making it suitable for light to moderate trails. The GORE-TEX protection also adds an advantage for mixed-terrain running.

Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry. Avoid machine washing or using heat, as this can damage the GORE-TEX membrane and shoe materials.

The GORE-TEX Invisible Fit technology is designed to be breathable. While waterproof materials can sometimes be warmer than non-waterproof ones, these are engineered to manage moisture and heat effectively for running.

The PWRRUN PB midsole offers a softer, lighter, and more responsive cushioning experience, which helps to reduce fatigue and enhance energy return during your runs.

The XT-900 outsole provides flexible and durable traction, offering reliable grip on a variety of surfaces, including wet roads and light trails.

While designed for running, the comfort and weather protection features can make them suitable for casual wear, especially in wet or unpredictable weather.

It ensures your feet stay dry and comfortable by providing waterproof protection without compromising on breathability, integrating seamlessly into the shoe construction.

Ensure the GORE-TEX membrane is intact. Moisture could be entering from the top if socks or gaiters are not properly sealed, or if water has seeped in significantly during very deep immersion. Check for any damage to the shoe's upper or seams. Ensure laces are tied snugly to prevent water ingress.

Clean the XT-900 outsole by removing any embedded debris, mud, or stones. Wear patterns can also affect grip; inspect the outsole for significant wear, especially in high-contact areas. The shoe's grip is optimized for its intended surfaces; extreme conditions like thick mud or ice may inherently reduce traction.

Verify the shoe size and fit are correct. Ensure socks are appropriate for running and do not cause friction. Break in the shoes gradually with shorter runs before attempting very long distances. If persistent discomfort occurs, consider consulting a running specialist.

Allow shoes to air dry completely after each use. Use odor-absorbing insoles or baking soda inside the shoes when not in use. Regular cleaning according to care instructions will also help manage odor.