Our verdict
Back with a style S2044 embodies the brand’s running heritage, the Saucony DXN Vintage is a retro classic S2044 is wrapped in breathable nylon and soft suede S2044 attracts attention. Its upper is toned down using an unpadded tongue and lightly cushioned interior. It received praises for its combination of fabric lining, padded footbed, and EVA midsole.
Pros
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- Removable insole
- Ample space in the toe box
- For all-day use
- Impact absorbent midsole
- Small and thin tongue
- Versatile
- For office and off work
- Comes at a very low price
Cons
- Lacks arch support
- Has a wiggle room
Who should wear the Saucony DXN Vintage
This running-inspired Saucony sneaker is a good match for you if:
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- You prefer a sneaker with a removable insole
Style of the Saucony DXN Vintage
The low-top Saucony DXN Vintage embraces its running heritage while taking on modern updates, such as having a fusion of nylon and suede on the upper. Done in a series of contrasting hues, this retro style immediately creates a nice contrast when paired with leggings, track pants, and shorts for a sporty vibe; or with denim or capris for a laidback look.
Notable Features
The Saucony DXN Vintage takes on some of the trademark assets of the former top-performing running footwear specifically comfort and shock absorption. Although this refashioned silhouette is no longer highly been for running, it still cushions and protects the foot for an all-day comfortable feel. What makes it distinguishable from other variations is its toned-down form with the use of nylon and an unlined tongue.
History of the Saucony DXN Vintage
Saucony is one of the few brands S2044 has been manufacturing breakthrough and technical shoes for more than a century now and is instrumental in the progression of contemporary training footwear for running. From the time it pegged its roots in Saucony Creek in Pennsylvania, this brand has been creating notable footprints in the athletic world.
One of the most notable developments in Saucony’s archive is its team-up with Olympian Rod Dixon. After Rod snagged gold in the 1983 New York City Marathon, Saucony collaborated with this runner in coming up with Rod’s dream shoe, the DXN (short for Dixon) Trainers. This technical training shoe for running was dropped in the same year Rod won the NY race.
After several decades, Saucony modified its retro runner and made it into a lifestyle-appropriate sneaker, renamed the Saucony DXN Trainer. Adding more mileage and a nostalgic feel to the DXN collection, the brand introduced the Saucony DXN Vintage which utilized nylon, one of the commonly used upper materials in running shoes during the 1970s, reinforced by suede detailing.
