I tried these shoes in a running shoe store but did not buy them.  Instead I ordered 3 pair of Progrid Ride 4 shoes from Amazon (I've only run in them a few times but so far so good).  The reason is that while these are OK in terms of a fit, I don't like the 8mm heel to toe offset that Saucony (and other manufacturers) are using on their new lines of shoes.  The 8mm offset instead of the typical 10 to 13mm (the Ride 4 has the higher offset) means the shoe is flatter when it hits the pavement.  There are some claims that this is better for your body, but when I try on shoes with the lower offsets (and I tried other brands as well) it feels to me that they have just removed cushioning in the heel.  I don't like this fit since I like the extra heel cushioning when I run.  Whether this lower offset is better for your body or if it is a marketing gimmick to save on putting more cushioning in the shoe I don't know (I searched the net and did not find conclusive proof from respected independent sources).  All I know is that the Progrid Ride 4 feels much better to me and I chose to buy them instead.  Suggest you try the lower offset before buying any new running shoes since this is being done by all manufacturers.  I will say Saucony remains the best fitting shoes in my opinion for those who prefer wider shoes with more room in them as opposed to other premium brands who sell snugly fitting shoes.