Saucony Jazz '81 Trainers - Purple, Grey - Size UK 5.5

An icon, reborn. Building on decades of love from runners and sneaker fans alike, the Jazz franchi...

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The Saucony Jazz '81 trainers are designed for adults seeking a blend of retro style and modern comfort for both running and casual wear. Their key benefit lies in their iconic design, updated for contemporary performance. A potential caveat is that while suitable for running, they are best suited for lighter training or everyday use rather than intense, high-mileage running.

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Age Groupadult
ColourPurple
GenderUnisex
MaterialSuede
Shoe Size UK5.5
Accent ColourGrey
Shoe TypeTrainers
SeriesJazz '81
Model Part NumberS70721-3
BrandSaucony

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FAQs

Are the Saucony Jazz '81 suitable for long-distance running?

While comfortable and suitable for lighter running, the Jazz '81 is best suited for shorter distances or casual running. For marathon training or high-mileage running, consider specialized long-distance running shoes.

How should I clean the suede upper?

Gently brush off dry dirt with a suede brush. For stains, use a damp cloth or a specialized suede cleaner, and always allow the shoes to air dry naturally away from heat.

What is the primary material used in these trainers?

The primary material for the upper is suede, providing a classic look and feel.

Can these trainers be worn for everyday activities?

Yes, the Jazz '81 trainers are designed for both running and casual wear, offering comfort and style for daily activities.

What does the '81' in Jazz '81 signify?

The '81' refers to the year the original Jazz model was released, with the Jazz '81 celebrating its 40th anniversary with updated features while honoring the original design.

Do these trainers come in other colors?

The Jazz franchise has been released in many colorways over the years. This specific product guide focuses on the purple and grey variant, but other colors may be available.

What is the expected lifespan of these trainers?

With proper care and depending on usage intensity, suede trainers like the Jazz '81 can last for a significant period, offering good durability for their intended purposes.

Troubleshooting

Suede appears dull or dirty

Use a dedicated suede brush to gently lift the nap and remove surface dirt. For tougher stains, consider a specialized suede cleaner, following product instructions carefully.

Fit feels too tight or loose

Adjust the lacing system. For tightness, loosen the laces. For looseness, tighten them, ensuring even pressure across the foot. If the size is fundamentally incorrect, consider exchanging for a different size.

Color transfer from suede

This can occur when suede is wet. Ensure shoes are completely dry before wearing. If transfer to socks occurs, try using a suede protector spray (test on an inconspicuous area first).

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Iconic and timeless design
  • Comfortable for everyday wear
  • Durable suede material
  • Versatile for light running and casual use
  • Appeals to both runners and sneaker enthusiasts

Cons

  • May not be suitable for high-intensity or marathon running
  • Suede requires specific care to maintain appearance
  • Limited color options in this specific model variant

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: These trainers require no specific setup; they are ready to wear out of the box.

Compatibility: Suitable for adult users. Available in various UK sizes. Primarily designed for running and casual wear.

Care Instructions:

  1. Cleaning Suede: Use a soft brush or suede eraser to remove dry dirt. For stains, use a slightly damp cloth and allow to air dry completely. Avoid soaking the shoes.
  2. Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent discoloration and material degradation.
  3. Lacing: Ensure laces are appropriately tied for a secure yet comfortable fit, avoiding overtightening which can stress the upper.