The Saucony Triumph 24 is a premium, high-cushion neutral daily trainer that completely reboots the series by prioritizing plush comfort alongside a significant weight drop. Released in June 2026 at an MSRP of $170, it shifts away from the previous ePEBA-based foam blends in favor of a livelier underfoot feel. Key Specifications Midsole Foam: New incrediLUX Aliphatic TPU foam, engineered to be softer, lighter, and more responsive. Stack Height: Massive 43 mm in the heel and 33 mm in the forefoot. Heel-to-Toe Drop: 10 mm. Weight: 8.8 oz (250g) for Men's size 9 and 7.6 oz (216g) for Women's size 10. This shaves off roughly half an ounce compared to its predecessor despite adding 3mm of stack height! Outsole: Highly durable XT-900 carbon rubber coverage. Major Upgrades & Performance The New Foam: The change to incrediLUX fixes the "clunky" or firm feel reported in recent versions. It delivers a "Goldilocks" cushioning that feels soft on landing but responds energetically at toe-off. Upper & Fit: Features a re-engineered mesh that significantly improves breathability for warm-weather running. The heel collar and tongue remain substantially padded, ensuring a premium, plush, and secure lockdown. Best Used For: Accumulating heavy daily mileage, long distance training, recovery runs, or all-day walking comfort. Considerations While highly praised as one of the best plate-less max-cushion options on the market, testers note it is purely a comfort cruiser. It isn't built for picking up speed or track workouts. Additionally, because it is a true neutral shoe with highly compliant foam, runners who heavily overpronate may find it lacks necessary structural stability.