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Saucony Shadow 6000 Reviews

Here’s all the Saucony Shadow 6000 reviews on the site!  Saucony first released the Shadow 6000 in 1989.  It was intended to be a long distance runner and brings the early 90’s pointy toe wedge shaped runner aesthetic.

I’ve written more about the Shadow 6k than any other Saucony on this site, as you can see below.  Something about the paneling leads to lots of great collabs and colorways.  Additionally, the chunky wedge shape falls right in the pointy toe yet vaguely dad-shoe look that in my opinion bridges retro runners with current tastes.

I’ve said that either the Shadow 5000 or the 6000 are my favorite Sauconys.  While I’ve owned a few 5ks, I can’t say for sure whether I like that model more than the 6k at the end of the day.

See my Saucony Shadow 6000 Reviews from newest updated to oldest:

Saucony Shadow 6000 Easter Egg Purple Review

Updated April 16, 2017 - I’ve done the emerald and blue pairs and it’s time to wrap up the trio with the Saucony Shadow 6000 Easter Egg Purple. ...

Saucony Shadow 6000 White Red Review

Updated July 31, 2016 - I don’t care if a shoe has no hype, if it’s dope, I’ll consider it! Such is the case with these Saucony Shadow 6000 White Red. ...

Saucony Shadow 6000 Irish Coffee Whiskey Review

Updated May 8, 2016 - I copped the Cream pair of these and after witnessing firsthand the dopeness of the shoe, had to go back and grab the Saucony Shadow 6000 Irish Coffee Whiskey. ...

Saucony Shadow 6000 Betta Pack Blue Review

Updated April 27, 2016 - Alrighty, you must have known I would get around to a review of the Saucony Shadow 6000 Betta Pack Blue after posting reviews of the Coral and Yellow pairs. ...

Saucony Shadow 6000 Irish Coffee Pack Cream Review

Updated April 13, 2016 - Saucony released the Saucony Shadow 6000 Irish Coffee Pack Cream as part of a trio of Shadow 6000s that celebrate the ingredients of the famous drink. This particular colorway celebrates the cream used in Irish Coffee. ...