Side View of Women’s Saucony Echelon 8 running shoe in black white – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper, PWRRUN cushioning for balanced support and comfort, and a wide, stable platform ideal for orthotic-friendly wear.
Side view of Men’s Saucony Echelon 8 in Black/White – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper, PWRRUN midsole cushioning for balanced support, FORMFIT design for adaptive comfort, and a neutral black and white color scheme.
Top view of Men’s Saucony Echelon 8 in Black/White – featuring a spacious footbed, padded collar and tongue, traditional lace-up system, and orthotic-friendly construction with clean black mesh and subtle white accents.
Back view of Men’s Saucony Echelon 8 in Black/White – featuring a molded external heel counter for added stability, cushioned heel collar, and monochrome styling for a clean and supportive rearfoot profile.

Men's Echelon 8 - Black/White (Wide Width)

$139.99 USD
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The Saucony Men’s Echelon 8 in Black/White is built for runners and walkers seeking a neutral, high-cushion shoe with a roomy fit and unmatched support. The Echelon 8 delivers consistent comfort for all-day wear, whether you're on your feet at work or logging daily miles.

Key Features:

  • W Width (Wide) – Denotes wide width in many brands
  • PWRRUN Cushioning – Delivers soft, stable, and responsive cushioning for lasting comfort
  • FORMFIT Construction – Cradles the foot for a personalized fit from every angle
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Breathable and flexible to enhance comfort and fit
  • Wide Platform and Straight Last – Supports a broad range of foot shapes, including flat feet
  • Orthotic Friendly – Removable insole and spacious design accommodate custom orthotics
  • TRI-FLEX Outsole – Offers optimal flexibility and traction across varied surfaces
  • Medicare Approved (A5500) – Qualifies for Medicare coverage as a diabetic therapeutic shoe
  • Helps with foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, diabetic-friendly, neuropathy, bunions, hammertoes, metatarsalgia, and overpronation