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Size: 11.5
Color: Black/Fog
Description
Meet Tempus—a revolutionary experience that’s the first of its kind. It’s got that incredible superfoam bounce you’ve been missing combined with the adaptive guidance system you need to perform at your best. Don’t snooze on this one.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product ID | S20720-11 |
| Target Audience | Men |
| Release Date | June 2021 |
| Brand | Saucony |
Frequently asked questions
The Saucony Men's Tempus Sneaker is designed primarily for running. It offers a combination of support, cushioning, and flexibility to provide a comfortable and efficient running experience. However, due to its stylish design, it can also be worn casually or for other exercise activities.
Yes, the Tempus model from Saucony often features design elements such as medial posts or specialized midsoles that provide stability and support for individuals with flat feet or overpronation. It's always best to try them on and see if the arch support and stability features match your specific needs.
Most Saucony Tempus Sneakers come with removable insoles, making them compatible with many types of orthotics. Always ensure that your orthotic fits well within the shoe for optimum comfort and functionality.
Generally, Saucony Men's Tempus Sneakers are known to fit true to size. However, it's recommended to check the brand's sizing chart or read customer reviews for confirmation before purchasing, as fit can vary slightly depending on the specific shoe model and your foot shape.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Saucony Tempus running shoes are lauded by many users for their exceptional comfort, support, and stability, making them an excellent choice for runners. They offer ample room in the toe box and are designed to accommodate wider feet as well, with most users experiencing significant pain relief in key areas like feet, ankles, knees, and back. Though they deliver on performance and style, there are some concerns about their durability.
Pros
- 👟 Exceptionally comfortable with no more foot, ankle, knee, or back pain
- 🏃♂️ Great support and stability, which are perfect for both running and walking
- 👣 Snug fit around the heel and spacious in the toe box, helping to prevent blisters
- 🎨 Available in a range of colors and wide sizes
- 🏋️ Suitable for heavier individuals without losing cushion
Cons
- 💔 Some users report concerns about durability and tread separation
- ⏳ Potential issue with foam holding up over time
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for a running shoe that provides superior comfort, support, and room for wider feet, the Saucony Tempus comes highly recommended. However, consider the concerns about durability if you are planning on using them extensively or are looking for a long-term footwear investment.
Size: 7.5 Wide
Color: Alloy/Topaz
As a longtime Saucony runner, I really really like these new trainers. I’ve run extensively in every annual version of the Saucony Guide since before the Guide 8, and I think I like this one better than just about all of them. But unlike the Guide, these need a small amount of breaking in out of the box. First putting them on, the arch support is massively more prominent and noticeable than in any Guide, which is also a mild stability shoe. In fact, I almost returned them because of it. They also felt significant squishier, if more cushioned, and that was an initial concern as well. But I gave these a day of walking and standing around to break them in, and I am so glad I did. After that, the arch support really settled down and the entire insole molded to and cradled my feet. I have moderately low arches but not flat feet, and appreciate a small bit of pronation control. Strangely, despite the initially too-strong arch support, these shoes ride more like a neutral shoe than the Guides. It’s also significantly more of a plush ride, well cushioned while still being responsive enough for interval training. In the Guides, my feet would get tired after a 3-4 mile run and barbell squats afterwards. But these shoes are much more plush and cushioned while still offering sufficient support. I really notice and appreciate the softer ride of these after a long workout. The offset is the usual 8mm for many Saucony running shoes. Much has been said about the snug, confining uppers, and it’s true that the Tempus has a much less padded, much more prescriptive fit than any Guide model. The Guides had much more well padded tongues, as well as a looser, lower cut heel and ankle collar. The Tempus, along with that higher arches, really locks the foot into the shoe, and is a much snugger, higher-around-the-ankle cut. So if you have ankles that are wider between the Achilles and forefoot, you will possibly find these too confining. These maintain a light weight despite the generous midsole stack by using a thinner, lightweight mesh reinforced by thin, lightweight exoskeleton type plastic trim. So there is much less padding around the ankle collar, which comes up higher on the ankle. The heel counter is firm, and the heel tab also comes up much higher on the Achilles than any Guide I’ve ever worn. The upper mesh material itself is not stretchy at all, adding to the more confining feel than the usually stretchier upper (past versions have really varied) of the Guides. Overall, the Tempus is a good cushioned trainer with very moderate stability feel and is lightweight and responsive, especially given the stack height. But it does require at least a day of break-in to really know what you’re getting. And it’s probably not for those who like the freedom and roomy upper space around the lower cut ankle collar that you get with the Guide. But it’s significantly more softly cushioned under foot than the Guide while still offering enough support for faster, shorter runs. Great shoe, I bought two pairs.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025 by ChefBum
I purchased this shoe because it had a high rating for overpronation. I suffer from overpronation, morten's neuroma, ankle arthritis and have had multiple foot surgeries. I recently tried a new podiatrist who recommended Saucony and ordering new orthotics. I always order men's sport shoes for the wide toe box. From the moment that I put this shoe on I felt a huge difference. Mortens neuroma causes an intense burning sensation and feels like your walking on a balled up sock, that pain was GONE! Shopping with my granddaughter 9 hours and I came home pain free! The arch support is outstanding! I have to say I have ordered other Sauconys in the past but not one for overpronation. Read manufactures recommendations! This one is perfect for me. The material on top is thin, breathable and as described not waterproof. The sole is cushioned well however I did lose a pea size chunk from the inside heal area while biking, I am hoping that is a fluke. I highly recommend Saucony Tempus, I love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by Joy
The Saucony Tempus has been an absolute game-changer for me. As someone who struggles with overpronation and has been dealing with peroneal tendonitis, finding the right shoe was crucial — and this one delivered. The stability is excellent without feeling overly rigid, and the cushioning strikes a perfect balance between support and responsiveness. Not only has it kept me running comfortably, but it’s also played a big role in my recovery process. My foot feels more secure with every step, and I’ve noticed a significant decrease in discomfort since switching to these. Highly recommend for anyone who needs a stable shoe that doesn't sacrifice comfort or performance. Saucony nailed it with the Tempus!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025 by Will M
Before writing this comment, I waited until I had broken them in a bit. I have to agree with everyone else. The tongue presses against the top of my ankle in a way that is painful. Needs more padding. The padding the entire 270 degrees around the rest of the ankle is also a bit lacking. A shame - other than that I like these sneakers.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by justaguy
As this model has been replaced by the V2 for a while now, the discounts on the OG model (which many prefer) make this a great buy when you can find it. Lighter weight and much livelier and performance oriented than your typical stability trainer, yet durable. A fun uptempo shoe that I will use when I want something peppier than my Asics GT2000 series, or with a bit more stability than fun shoes like the Novablast 5 (even more fun, though not as stable).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026 by Big Al
The Saucony Tempus is a good all around stability shoe. I have 200 miles in on mine and run about 10 to 30 miles a week. Pros: They dont take long to break in, if at all. They have decent stability, and help with pronation to keep ankles from collapsing in. They are light enough to use for speed work and racing but have enough cushion for daily training and long runs. They are very durable, 200 miles in and they aren't showing much wear. They also breathe well and aren't overly expensive. Cons: The toe box is a little narrower than I'd like and can cause blisters on longer runs (over 10 miles and I have to tape my toes to keep them from rubbing blisters). The tread is not very aggressive and doesn't grip well on wet pavement. There is a plastic piece in the heel that is supposed to cup your foot and help keep it in place, that piece can be a little sharp and scape your heel if your not wearing thick enough socks. I have attached pictures of the shoes I took while writing this. The only real blemish you can see after 200 miles is rubbing on cushion on the outside of the toe box. All in all I like them, I'd give them 4.5 stars if I could.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024 by Aaron Crum
I have always used the best Runners World rated shoes for 40 years. The Saucony Tempus totally blows them all away. No more pain in my feet bottom, ankles, knees or back. No more blisters because of the excellent support and stability. They feel like walking of a spring, soft like those recycled tire kids playground mats in the park. Ground impact is noticeably quieter and less jarring than any other shoe that I have used. Snug around the heal so it stays perfectly centered and supported. Lots of room in the toes to prevent blisters. The sole is really wide for stability. L O V E T H E M
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by alan d hulsebus
Excellent shoes. Fast delivery.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2026 by Andrew Shields