Customer Reviews Saucony Endorphin Speed

I got knee problems and foot problems. They roll over. I did however Boston qualify with these shoes however I was hurting and need physical therapy now.

I have been a Saucony lover for my running shoes for years and have always gone with a stability shoe due to some foot and pronation issues I've experienced over the years. I decided to give the Endorphin Speed's a try mainly due to the quick factor other reviewers mentioned with the TPU plate and Speedroll tech. that doesn't exist in any of Saucony's stability shoes. I will tell you these shoes are indeed awesome. They're light and definitely propel you forward; I feel quick and light in them and love them. But if you have any inclination to pronate, these will not support you (not that they claim to as they are a neutral shoe). My foot definitely rolls inward versus when I stand and run in my Hurricane ISO's. I'm going to keep them and rotate them in every once in awhile and hope Saucony incorporates this technology into some stability shoes!

I have worn Saucony exclusively for 10+ years. I always wear an 8. I was super excited when these hit my local shoe store and the colors are AMAZING. But the size 8 killed my feet. I did 2 runs and could barely suffer through. The length seems fine but it feels like they are super narrow. I can't even wear them walking around. Very sad about this.

These shoes are lightweight and springy. They don't have much arch support. The right shoe hurts my pinky toe so much I can't wear them. I bought them for work where I am on my feet a lot for 12 hours. So, to say the least, I am very disappointed.

Version 2 is cut on a slightly larger scale than the first release White (which I loved). Version 2 is wider and its upper feels stiffer. Heel rim and tongue are less padded and thinner than white version. Feels like a clunky clown shoe. Could not go down a half size because the length of the shoe would then be too short. The differences between the versions are not substantial, but they are enough for me to feel a difference during a run. Really disappointed and I will not buy another pair of Endorphon Speed in the future.

I recently got this shoe and I was super stoked because of all the good things I heard and because of how fast it sold out! My feet are neutral with no visible pronation and no overpronation ever experienced with any other shoe. From my first run my right foot overpronated considerably!! Was kind of disappointed and not sure if I want to keep running in them and cause issues. The shoe fits well according to how a shoe is supposed to fit (snug in the heel and ankle, room for toes to wiggle and a thumbs with from toes to edge of shoe) so no idea why this is happening! Good shoe aside from the overpronation I experienced.

I'm one of those runners who have wide feet yet doesn't pronate and prefer a neutral and faster shoe. I totally see the potential and envy those folks who have normal feet. I would buy a second pair in a second if they were available in a wide. If you're exactly a size 8 women's, you may want to go up half a size. This shoe is great for those that want that plated rocker feeling. Pros: Springy. Fast. Breathable. Attention-getting style. Good toe room. Cons: Unstable around corners and uneven roads. It only works best going in a straight line. Narrow. Short, flat, laces. Upper isn't as comfy as other models. We'll see how well it holds up. Took a few runs to break them in but I'm loving it even if they're a tad too narrow for me. So 3 stars for me. But it'll be great for those who are not wide footers.

I went up 1/2 size which is what I typically do for other Saucony shoes but these still feel very snug. Wish I went up a full size.

I probably have about 250 miles on these shoes. I purchased them in March 2021. I run 6.25 miles every other day and normally only use these shoes for running, not for just going around on my daily business. On May 1st I twisted my knee and couldn't run for a couple of weeks, but did use these shoes to get around for a few days until I could get my feet in my regular shoes without knee pain. Beginning late May I built my mileage back up by mid-June. Based on the above usage, 250 miles is a high estimate. Running shoes should last between 300 and 500 miles. The bottom of the shoe is peeling off. These didn't even make it to the low end of the expected life. I'm rather disappointed. For the price, they should have lasted longer.

Hello, myself and many others have wide feet. Therefore, please offer a wide option (specifically 8.5 or 9 in women's) as I would like to purchase a pair! Thank you!

I wanted to love them, but the left foot had a odd fit, pulling to the side and was tighter than the right foot.

I think it just wasn't the right shoe for me Spoke with an advisor and switching for another style.

I bought these shoes on September 22. Initially I loved them. However, after wearing them approximately 100 miles (2 times a week for the last 2 months- I alternate shoes between runs) they no longer feel good to run in. My feet feel like they are taking a real beating after wearing them. They hurt for at least two days after when I wear them. At this price point, these shoes should last longer than a month and a half. I'm very disappointed with these shoes.

Shoe runs narrow and 1/2 size short

These shoes pinch my toes and give me nerve pain and are unwearable. I was not able to send them back because I had worn them outside. This is why I buy HOKA sneakers, they have a 30 day return policy, even if the shoes have been worn.

When I first wore these they felt great. After walking about 5 miles in them I noticed they aggravate my plantar fasciitis. There is not enough support on the bottom of these shoes. I should have never strayed from Hoka, the only brand I will buy moving forward. I am very disappointed that I bought these and wasted my money as they are useless to me. If this was a Hola purchase, I would be able to exchange or return them.

Too soft and not stable. Runs very narrow. You have no stability on uneven ground and it will turn your foot in.