Customer Reviews Saucony Endorphin Pro Icon

I like the look and bright colors! However there is not enough support, if you pronate. I wear them for short walks and casual social events.

It was a really good shoe while it lasted. Alas! It lasted only two months. The shoes are super light and very comfortable to run in. The tread on the shoes is on the thinner side, gives it a life of about 2 months with average usage. Kind of pricey for the value you get.

The Pro fits great, running in them is questionable. My knees get sore/aches when I run in the Pro (post run), which it's been a while since I experience on a 3-4 miles run. I have the Speed, as well, which is similar fit and I find the run is much easier on the knees (pre and post).

I purchased these after hearing rave reviews, and I had even tried them in awhile back prior to purchasing. Idle, these are light, cushioned and have a nice bounce to them. However, while running, I realized they did not provide good support for someone with a high arch such as mine. These are better for people with a standard arch to flatter feet. My arches cramp and ache while I run in these because there is no cushion support provided. For reference, I'm a forefoot striker with a tendency to land on the outside of my foot, narrow feet, with a high arch. I will be purchasing a different pair of racers for my marathon, because there is no way I could wear these for a full 26.2 miles. They did not match the hype.

I really wanted these to work, as I'm trying to phase away from Nike 4/Next %. They fit snug and a bit narrow, almost short. Felt nice on the first few miles of an 18 miler, but I had to re-tie them 3 times along my run but at the same time my poor foot was so smashed in the shoe for 2+ hours of running they were red and sore by the end. I have never worn a saucony shoe, so I think the brand just doesn't work well for my foot. Those darn Nike shoes just fit so well, I am not sure I can trash my feet for a too narrow shoe that the laces constantly get loose. :( Hoping I can handle them for short workouts so that I can get some use out of the money I spent!

To firm underfoot for me which left me hobbling after my marathon and sore feet for days. Much prefer the Speeds over the pro

They fit tight and after trying to "wear" them in I got foot issues from being to fitted and now have a semi new pair of runners unable to use. I'm curious how they would be if I got another size up. Foot size 10 got 10.5 prob need either 11 or 11.5.

These are cheaply made. The flimsy tongue scratches my leg. I have run in them numerous times and I'm wanting them to work for me but they just aren't. Very disappointed in how these are made.

The shoe I like the shoe it's stable but the heel hurts the side of my heels, and it's not snug in the heel at all. It doesn't seem to matter what size I choose It just fits that way. And after a couple of miles my feet get a little sore they seem kind of hard on the bottom.

Bottoms of my feet burn when I run! They are "spring" and feel comfortable when I walk. I did switch from the Kinvaras, that could be part of my problem.

Pretty shoe but they feel like they fit smaller than typical Saucony shoes. They also feel a little unstable due to the bounciness of the sole.

I am disappointed with the "pro". I have had many pairs of Sauconys over the years. I usually have at least 3 pairs at once in my closet. I upgraded to the endorphin pro from the speed a couple of months ago. I do not like it nearly as much. There is not enough ankle support and the shoe actually seems larger than their typical 7.5 for me. I wish that I had ordered another pair of the endorphin speed instead of upgrading. I will keep them and run in them but I don't recommend them.

Shoe is very tall with a narrow base. It feels almost like running on a platform. Seems unstable, almost like your foot could fall to the side and twist an ankle. I do like the curve of the sole and I love the colors and style! Sadly I cannot run in this shoe but I will wear it around town.

Terrible support super flat making it very uncomfortable

Too narrow , runs way too small, me and my fiends have feet pain after running. I stopped wearing it for running after once.

The bottom, WHITE thick-material on the shoe is coming off as if it was peeling. This is supposedly a great running shoe. I think is the material called, ultralight, springy PWRRUN PB cushioning may be not the best quality. We are reaching out to Saucony to replace it.

Gave me shin splints! I've been in endorphin speeds for over a year (3 pairs) and never have I had this happen

First pair and would not buy again. Very disappointing.

Didnt feel like my foot would stay in them on a run. The fabric on top of the foot is very light with a great deal of bounce and cushion in the soles. I returned them for another pair of Rides!

I am in pain after running with shoe only two times. Left foot had a spot that forced my heel into pronation. I am a fitness trainer that has purchased many Saucony shoes in the past. My very first running shoe was the Lady Jazz. Really consider that you can't return these shoes and what others have posted.

I've been running for over twenty years. I've absolutely loved almost all of the shoes that Saucony has produced until I ran a little over 50 miles in the Endorphin Pro. I've. Never had "plantarfaciitis" but after several runs in these severely hyped shoes, I have a serious problem with these shoes. They wrecked my feet and wrecked my run!. I only write this to warn everyone: watch out, these shoes are run killers!

I've been so excited for these shoes for months! I am a huge Saucony fan with the Triumph 17, Ride ISO 2, Freedom 3, and Kinvara 10 all having a role in my rotation. The "you but faster" ads for this shoe were very exciting. Unfortunately, these shoes were extremely uncomfortable in the 10k I took them out for and caused foot pain during my run. The discomfort definitely slowed me down and there is no way I could wear these for a half marathon or marathon. I am extremely disappointed that Saucony does not stand by their shoes after you've tried as I am unable to return these painful shoes even though they still look new. I recommend if you are interested in these try them in a store or buy them from a retailer who accepts returns after you've tried them to avoid a costly mistake in case they hurt you like they did me.