Customer Reviews Saucony Endorphin Pro 2

Just getting back in to running and this looked like a great shoe. Fit is good but a little too much "volume" for me. Love the lightweight shoe with plenty of cushioning. I will buy again if it holds up wellwill see after 100 miles!

I have arthritis in my big toe, and need a trainer with minimal flex in the sole. This fits the bill, and the upper is very flexible, so doesn't put pressure on the problem toe. I loved my first pair so much (and it was TTS), I bought 2 more. However, the black seemed to run a 1/2 size smaller than the other two colors I purchased. I triple-checked, they all were marked as the same size, but the black was visibly smaller (and feels smaller). I still love the shoes, but you may have to swap out sizes, depending on the color.

Fantastic shoes. Light and comfortable. My only disappointment was about the sewing finishing. The black central ribbon that tighten the foot came untied from de shoe base

They are very comfy bouncy , but the bottoms are too flexible sometimes which can make ankles twist more than you want when hitting a curb. Also. They get dirty easily. I found that compared to my Other sneakers I had to use my calves and shins more when I ran in these.

I rotate between the Endorphin Pro 2, the Speeds and the Kinvaras. I love all of them, but I preferred the 1st pro better. The Pro 2 seems softer and less snappy. I definitely felt much faster in the original version. Overall size and for were exactly the same. Great shoe, but I was expecting it to feel faster than the first version and I was disappointed by that!

I had bought a pair of Sauconys years ago and I liked them, so i ordered this pair( Endorphin Pro 2) they are not as comfortable. They run narrow and I can't wear them for a long period of time. I can only wear them for a couple of hours and then my feet hurt. I will not order another pair.

Felt amazing first 5 miles. Bouncy and effortless. Then by 8 miles, i started to feel all sorts of strange aches and pains in my knees and feet that i never felt before. These kinds of shoes need an adjustment period. Proper form is important otherwise you're shortening your running career by wearing these without proper runnning form

First let me start off I think I am not a long-distance runner. I purchased this shoe how to speak into a long distance runner and trying on his pair which felt very responsive. However upon ordering I was saying that this shoe felt OK as far as responsiveness. It's very light however I am distracted because of sliding or slipping near my heel. I almost feel like I have to overcompensate for my heel slipping which changes my gate of course. I bought a pair of ASICS cumulus 2 weeks ago and that shoe is comfy. And it absorbs the pavement. Much closer to what I was looking for in comfort and feel. If you buy this shoe check in store to see if your heel doesn't slide.

Stiffer, less quality materials it seems compared to Endorphin pro

The shoe runs a half size smaller. I don't think they are as comfortable as their predecessor. Not sure why changes are made when nothing is broken. Wonder if I'll even be able to wear the pro 3?

I typically wear Saucony and bought 2 pair: Endorphin and Edorphin Pro. The left shoe of the Pro seems to tilt my ankle. I've tried moving the insole around, next I'll try Dr Scholl insoles. Never had this before with Saucony

I liked these but had to return them because they weren't wide enough. Please make them in wide!!! Then they would be perfect

The feel of the Pro 2 underfoot is different to me than the feel of the Pro 1. It feels firmer and not as responsive. Which confuses me because I thought the midsole didn't change. My calves and hamstrings strain and work more in the 2, and I have a hard time picking up the pace.it seems like more work than the 1. I have put about 50 miles on one pair of the 2s (I went crazy and bought a few) and it still hasn't broken in. The lacing design also bothers the top of my feet. The 2 also seems to fit shorter than the 1. Hopefully the 3 will be better.

This is my third pair of Endorphin Pro. My favorite shoe, BUT not happy with the change to the heel. Wore them today for a seven mile run and got blisters on both heels. Go back to the original! Hoping once they're broken in they'll be ok but originals were great out of the box.

I normally buy Brooks but decided to give these a try. Big mistake. Gave me blisters and left my feet the most painful they have ever been. Only ran once in them and weeks later my toenails are still recovering. Will not be wearing again.

I typically wear a 8.5 but will round up if they run small. I should have rounded up to size 9. The thin mesh upper might be good for hot weather but I don't think it will withstand outdoor running in Michigan. I will be returning.

They are so narrow I have trouble getting them on. Comfortable but too much trouble. There also isnt enough support and my foot rolls. I'm sorry I spent the money. I'm a nurse and needed good shoes. Unfortunately these weren't it

I returned these because they were too wide for my foot - felt like my toes were going to move around a lot and hit the end of the shoe despite being the correct size.

Ordered this shoe for my upcoming marathon after running in the Endorphin Speed and loving it. I was very excited to try the Pro but unfortunately my feet slip forward and bump into the front of the shoe. The shoe is the same size as the Speed and I have never had this issue before in other brands. Not able to fix with lacing techqniue.

I am a Physical Therapist who did a lot of research on carbon plated shoes prior to my purchase of these shoes What I did not uncover in my research is the injuries that have occurred with use of these shoes. I am 5 ft 5 inches, 118 pounds and have run at least 30 years, many with saucony shoes. I purchased these shoes for the London Marathon and rolled my ankle at mile 7, sustaining an avulsion fracture. I continued the race as I trained for months and would not be deterred. Following the race, I was in a walking boot and crutches. I discovered this occurred as the carbon plate does not allow for the natural motion of the foot through the gait cycle. This shoe is NOT for everyone and should tested/used extensively prior to attempting a long race.