Saucony, in my experience, makes the best quality running shoes.

These lasted me a year, though I do not run religiously - but I wore these for every day activity as well, so I put plenty of wear on them.

If you pronate or overpronate then these shoes are designed for that.  With high arches, I actually supinate slightly (my ankles twist outward and not inward), so for someone like me there's not a whole lot out there as the best you can get with Saucony are shoes for neutral runners. If you're like me, then the Progrid Triumph line is much better.

These shoes are very good, built on a good last (mold) , don't jiggle around, and as with most running shoes do better with a spencos thrown in.