The sole ripped as seen in the photo after the first 150 km of training and the stones were digging into my heel! I threw them in the trash!

The worst 100 euros I have spent on trail running shoes.
Decent grip on various terrains. Soft for my taste, as I learned with lasportiva (kataferakias), my foot turned once and in the first month of wearing them for a walk, my right heel started to hurt. I put a cushion and the problem was fixed.
I entered a 21 km race with 1600 meters of altitude without much difficulty, and my left heel was cut from the inside part again. From the first 50 km, the outer adhesive started to come off around the edges. I will not buy them again. They are only worth it for those who find them comfortable to wear and for a few races or training sessions. I believe they are OK for a simpler walk or mountain hike for someone. With reservations again. I give 2 stars because they look nice on the outside and have a decent fit except for the heel.

Very good construction of the upper part. They slide more than I expected in the mud. They hit a bit on the lacing if you tighten them (on downhill trails). The cracks on the soles are visible in the photos. The left one has opened up all the way to the top. This happened exactly after 2 months (130km) in total... unacceptable. I will contact Skroutz for a replacement.

The shoes were purchased in September 23 from the hall of brands in Glyfada and already have fabric damages. They have developed a tilt and the tread is dangerous.

Having tried the la sportiva akasha, which have a very good grip and durability but are very heavy, while the Nike pegasus trail and hoka counterparts, due to their large foam, did not have the necessary stability on difficult terrains, I was looking for something in between.

After several tests, I ended up with this specific shoe and it did not disappoint me at all. Lightweight, great grip and feel, fast, you can run comfortably on both rough terrains and dirt roads. They were tested this year at Zagori Tera and passed the test successfully. As for durability, considering the "beating" they have taken in the last ~6 months, they are still holding up quite well, so they definitely deserve a good grade in that aspect.

Regarding the size, as usual for trail shoes, you should get it slightly larger than what you normally wear, but without major deviations.

Well done Saucony.

Very good and stable grip on both asphalt, dirt roads, and rocky terrain. Technical, comfortable, and lightweight shoe that I believe is worth its money. It has not been tested on wet ground, so I don't know if it slips. If it withstands wear and tear, then it will be superb!