Saucony’s Premier Daily Trainer Gets a High-Tech Refresh

As the lines blur between super shoes and daily trainers, Saucony outfits one of its most popular nameplates with an ultra-technical upgrade.

Close-up of a white Saucony Triumph 24 running shoe heel with mesh upper and cushioned sole against a blue background.

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By Hayley Helms

Published June 4, 2026

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Updated June 4, 2026

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The term “super shoe” used to specifically relate to a niche class of running shoes built for high-performance race environments.

Now, as supercritical foams become more common, daily trainers are getting the super treatment.

The latest entry to Saucony’s long-running Triumph franchise, the Triumph 24, is the latest everyday workhorse to get refined with a highly technical upgrade.

Pair of blue Saucony running shoes with white midsoles and black outsoles on a white background. — Already engineered for comfort over long miles, the Triumph 24 takes things to a new level, thanks to the addition of supercritical foam … and additional upgrades.

Super(critical)size me

In production since 2007, the Triumph is Saucony’s flagship neutral daily training shoe.

Over the years, Saucony has iterated on the platform, and more recently, the respected running brand has pushed it into “super” training shoe territory, thanks to an investment in lightweight yet incredibly responsive foams.

Pair of gray and black Saucony Triumph 24 running shoes on a blue textured surface. — The Triumph 24 is everything you need for high mileage training, without the bulk.

For its latest revision, the Triumph 24 has been taken to the next level, courtesy of the brand’s new incrediLUX foam, a super-critically foamed ATPU blend that gives the shoe more cushioning and bounciness underfoot while simultaneously cutting weight.

Pair of white Saucony running shoes with teal midsoles and neon yellow inner lining, viewed from above. — The breathable mesh upper has been updated to provide a plush, secure fit over long miles and daily runs.

Black Saucony running shoe with mesh upper and thick cushioned sole. — The new Triumph 24 is available in 9 refreshed colorways, including Triple Black (above).

The Triumph drops significant weight compared to its predecessor, going from 10 ounces to 8.8 ounces for a men’s size 9 pair.

The Triumph 24’s new foam is complemented by a breathable comfort mesh upper with a roomier toebox, as well as an XT-900 carbon rubber outsole that delivers traction and grip.

The stack height is increased as well, jumping to 43 mm in the heel and 33 mm in the forefoot.

Teal and black Saucony shoe sole with textured grip patterns. — The proprietary XT-900 carbon rubber outsole offers increased durability and traction.

There’s a 10-dollar price increase, too, but the super daily trainer still sits well below the $200 benchmark, which massively differentiates it from the typical $250 to $300 super shoe price range.

By combining a realistic price point with a legacy nameplate and its sterling brand reputation, Saucony has delivered a compelling daily driver with more to love than ever.

Availability and pricing

The Triumph 24 is available now on Saucony’s website, retailing for $170.

Saucony Triumph 24

$170 at Saucony

About the Author: Hayley Helms is an associate editor at Gear Patrol specializing in outdoor gear. Once upon a time, she wrote for Men’s Journal, Gearjunkie and Shape. Whether it’s testing a new rain shell or putting a pair of hiking boots through its paces, she leaves no stone unturned (however, she always Leaves No Trace).

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