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WE ARE  PLEASED TO STOCK A FULL RANGE OF THE SUPERB SAUCONY RUNNING SHOES, INCLUDING THE AWARD WINNING SAUCONY OMNI 8 RUNNING SHOE FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN

MISSION STATEMENT

"At Saucony, we exist for runners. Runners inspire us, bring us new ideas, force us to be better. They drive our design and engineering. They keep us competitive. They keep us hungry. They keep us honest.

Whether it's in a conference room or out on a lunchtime run, we're constantly talking about and arguing about our sport, runners and the products that fuel them. We love our products and we run in everything we make.

This focus and passion fuels us as we strive to create the best running shoes and apparel on the planet. We leave work each day knowing we've done everything to make runners' lives just a little bit better.

At Saucony, a good day is when we get to run. A great day is when we inspire someone else to run."

History

Saucony: 110 Years of Running.

Founded in 1898, Saucony traces its early roots to the banks of the Saucony Creek in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. Native American inhabitants of the area coined the Saucony name which translated means "mouth of a creek or river." In 1906, the Saucony Shoe Manufacturing Company built its first factory, a solid brick two-story construction along the Saucony Creek. Today, the Saucony logo represents the endless flow of that waterway, along with its boulder-strewn creek bed, depicted by the three distinct dots within the brand's "river" mark.

In 1910, the Saucony Shoe Manufacturing Company was turning out 800 pairs ofshoes daily, specializing in children's shoes as well as functional adult footwear. Simultaneously, on the Charles River in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Russian immigrant cobbler Abraham Hyde had opened a shoe store manufacturing and selling "carpet slippers" made from rug remnants. By 1940, the Hyde footwear line had grown to include baseball shoes, roller boots, and bowling shoes. During the 1960's, the company produced footwear for NASA astronauts, including the boots worn by the first American astronaut to walk in space.

By 1968, the Saucony Shoe Manufacturing Company was now producing running shoes. Hyde acquired the seventy-year old company and relocated the footwear brand to its Cambridge headquarters. Saucony running shoes remained the preferred choice of a small group of serious runners, until 1977, when the company's shoes were recognized with an award for "Best Quality" by a U.S. magazine. The resulting publicity established the Saucony name and its ongoing reputation for high quality performance athletic footwear. In 1985, as the brand continued to grow, it moved its headquarters to Peabody, MA, until 2005, when it was acquired by The Stride Rite Corporation of Lexington, MA.

Three decades since its first product award, the running industry continues to recognize Saucony for its innovation, technical leadership and quality product. Accolades have included numerous "Editor's Choice" awards from Runner's World magazine, as well as the publication's "International Best Innovation" award. In 2007, the Independent Running Retailers Association presented Saucony with both its "Vendor of the Year" and "Product of the Year" awards.