Reissue of a stability running shoe, the Saucony Omni 9 men's combines ProGrid cushioning with a wide and stable platform. Its mesh, suede, and leather upper, with overlays on the top of the foot, gives it a technical look that can be worn with jeans or cargo trousers.
The Omni has long been Saucony's stability shoe, designed for runners whose feet tend to roll inwards. The ninth version, the Omni 9, combined comfort and support on a wide platform.
Reissued for the city, it retains the original design with higher quality materials, refined mesh, suede, and leather.
The ProGrid cushioning, unique to Saucony, absorbs shocks at the heel and provides a smooth stride. The wider platform gives a stable base, making walking comfortable over long distances.
The rubber outsole grips well on both dry and wet roads.
Take your usual size from Saucony. The Omni 9 wraps well around the collar and tongue, keeping the foot secure.
If you wear thick socks or have wide forefoot, going half a size up provides extra comfort. The product sheet guide gives the exact sizing match.
Grey and black are the easiest to integrate into a men's wardrobe: they show little wear and go well with denim and dark tones. The Saucony Omni 9 in grey for men maintains a successful technical look.
More colourful versions, like pink, salmon, or orange, are for those who want a shoe that stands out.
A pair of trousers that are too tight accentuates the bulk of the shoe: opt for a straight-cut style.
In dry weather, the Omni 9 carries you through winter with a thick sock and some canvas or corduroy trousers. In the rain, its mesh lets water in: save it for dry days and protect the suede with a waterproofing spray.
The Wave Prophecy from Mizuno has an even more technical silhouette, with its visible wavy sole. The Omni 9 remains more classic in its lines and is easier to wear daily.
Check out the Mizuno Wave Prophecy if you are looking for a more radical design.
The Ride Millennium comes from a neutral range, lighter and slimmer. The Omni 9, coming from stability, offers more support.
Compare with the Saucony Ride Millennium for men.
Its wide base makes it a good shoe for standing all day or long walks in the city. It keeps the foot stable and limits fatigue by the end of the day.
For regular running, opt for a current running model, which is lighter.
Salespersons, caregivers, event professionals: those who spend their days on their feet appreciate shoes that keep the foot stable. The Omni 9 for men, with its widened sole and heel cushioning, reduces fatigue over long hours.
For this type of use, alternate between two pairs to give each time to dry, and replace the insoles when they become compressed.
The mesh can be cleaned with warm soapy water and a soft brush, while the suede should be brushed dry and protected before its first outing. Air dry, away from radiators, and never use a washing machine.
An American running shoe brand, Saucony regularly reissues its archive models. Find them on the page Saucony for men, and the other staple models in the men's collection.
Its wide platform is welcoming; go for a half size up if the forefoot is tight.
Grey or black, which show little wear and pair well with denim and dark tones.
Yes, in summer, with a pair of white crew socks for the running spirit.
It is Saucony's cushioning technology, placed at the heel, that absorbs shocks with every step.
In a casual office setting, in grey or black with chinos or raw denim.
Yes, with a waterproofing spray applied before the first outing and renewed regularly.
Occasionally, yes. For regular use, a recent running shoe provides better cushioning.