Customer Reviews Saucony Endorphin Shift

Ive tried out my new running shoes a few times now both on the treadmill and outdoor runs. Each time I come home with a few toes sore. I have a blister forming on my longest middle toe. The shoe is super cute and plenty of cushion but it feels like my arch is on a seesaw which I think leads to my toes getting shoved into the toe box when I run. I personally found the hurricane22 more comfortable and tons of cushion. I'm an avid runner.

LOVED my first pair of Shift, but second pair had weird toe bunching

Pretty tight fit and not a lot of fusion which doesn't work for bad knees like mine. Had to return.

I usually always run in stability shoes (Brooks Adrenaline GTS) but was looking for a stability shoe with a lot more cushion. I thought these might offer some stability given it is labeled "structured cushioning", but alas it is fairly neutral and unfortunately hurts my feet since I pronate a lot. I wish I could exchange for the Omni but I already wore them out :( . The shoe itself is good but not for pronating feet!

I work in the Operating Room and stand for sometimes 6 hrs at a time. I'm not yet convinced my recent purchase was the best move. The support in the heel is a little off. I LOVE the look of the shoe and the quality, just not sure it's meant for a all day wear shoe for my 10-13hr shift.

they are tight on the feet... not a large toe box concerned with swelling and what would occur I love the comfort....

I have worn a variety of neutral shoes my entire running life (25+ years). I have always worn a 9.0 or a 9.5 and have a very narrow foot (like I cannot wear most dress flats because my foot won't fill the shoe and there are gaps). I have had a lot of success with the Saucony Kinvara line, so I thought a 9.5 in this shoe would be a good fit. And it was for my right foot. Unfortunately, the left (which is just a smidge longer) was pinched so much in the toe box I knew I'd have to return these shoes before I even put my foot all the way into the shoe. I'm disappointed because my right foot was quite happy. I'm sure I could order a 10 and my left would be more comfortable, but I imagine that 10s would be too long for my right and it would flop around like a clown shoe.

To strength for me. And to hard on the absorption

Generally, Saucony's are my go-to, and have really enjoyed models like the Freedom ISO. This model really strains my calves and achilles - I had to stop wearing them after a while.

Was really hoping these would work for me. I love saucony. Sadly these just were not a good fit. I had too much heal lift and caused me to roll my ankle. Feet were sore after use. I know others love these and watned them to be it but they didn't work for me. Unfortunately the only way to figure that out was to wear them out, and now I have these shoes that just didn't work for me :( I am loyal to Saucony but these just weren't it for me.

This shoe was stiff and built up much higher than I prefer. It definitely cushions the foot and joints. However, it did not allow good flexion of the foot while running. I would not purchase this shoe again

I bought a pair of Shifts and LOVED them. Two weeks later I bought a second pair. It was like I had a totally different model of shoe! The tongue was about one inch longer than the first pair, the second pair fit like an 11.5 instead of a 10.5. Unfortunately, I've had the same problem with other models of Saucony shoes, in the past six months. I'm also very disappointed in the quality of the shoes lately. I suggest if you want Saucony shoes, go to a store and inspect before you buy!

I would love to buy some fun color shoes, but they never come in the wide width I need. My only two choices are blue or black. Please add wides to the fun color choices!

As a beginner runner, i expected the traditional Saucony feel. The sole of the shoe is uncomfortably warm to my foot and bulky. It doesn't give the light pick up that i was accustomed. Really disappointed.

Love the style but my back really starts to hurt after wearing these for about an hour. Do not recommend if you are on your feet all day

I'm an ER nurse with plantar fasciitis and wearing these shoes for 12.5 hours was horrible. My feet started throbbing about 5 hours in and my legs and back were sore for 2 days after. I usually work in a different brand that's known for their thick soles and cushion support. I loved the style of this shoe and I thought the thick sole would rival my other work shoes, however the support is not cushioned, but rather very firm. It's a beautiful shoe and I love the Saucony brand. It may be the right shoe for you, I just can't recommended for nurses or anyone with plantar fasciitis.

Extremely long processing time for shoes. The Shift 2 and 3 are not as comfortable as the original Shift.

The toe box on the left shoe is somehow less padded - while on the treadmill the left toe feels like it touches the treadmill track. My left foot rolls inward and it feels like there is no support - toe just drops down and inward on that side.