Saucony Men's Endorphin Pro 2 Running Shoe

I Love these shoes. I get so many compliments every time I where them

After a great experience with the Endorphin Speed that I bought last yeara for my 11th marathon (new Personal Best after many years trying) I decided to buy the Endorphin Pro for shorter and fasters runs.I tryied them on a half marathon and worked well, but the lack of cushion (in comparation with the Endorphin Speed) are not the best for me, so in subsequents half marathon I returnde to the Speed.But the Endorphin pro are really great for shorter runs, I use them for 10k and for training in speed sessions, I am really happy with them.Of course that if you are a faster runner than me and don't need extra cushion, the pro could be great not just for a Half, but even for a Marathon, (I'm 59 years old, and my half time now is around 1h33 minutes).

Purchased these after reading an article suggesting the Endorphin Pro line of running shoes for marathons. I had no previous experience with Saucony, but these have been my favorite running shoe. They helped me shave a minute/mile on my runs, have been lightweight, really comfortable with no heel rubbing, and they look great. When I run in the rain, they dry really quickly and don't smell funky like my Nike React Infinity when they get wet. The foam sole absorbs a lot of impact while also providing traction in dry or wet environments.

If you normally wear brooks this shoe will seem odd because you are going from a 11 ounce shoe to a 6 ounce shoe and loosing tons of cushion. I strictly use this shoe for races ... and feel the shoe is pretty good but not at a comfort level of a training shoe, so don't purchase this for long runs. All and all I'm ok with them I guess I will see when they are broken in more.

you can't go wrong for the price. carbon insert in the sole. light weight. I use these for harder efforts and low stress races.

I purchased these shoes for a series of 8-10K races against stiff (i.e., younger) competitors and they did not disappoint. The fit was pretty good. They are less substantive than more structured running shoes, but they are surprisingly cushioned for lightweight racing shoes. They are also truly flat - unlike the rocker designs of Nike racing shoes - which made me feel more secure running on uneven terrain.Not necessarily the best choice for an everyday trainer, but a really solid racing shoe.

Not sure if its a training or a racing shoe, but it does the job. Light and fast. I'm a Never Nike person now.

Been running for about 5 years but in the past year I have increased my running to 3 - 5 times per week and currently logging about 20 - 30+ miles per week. I have ran with ASCIS, Nike, Adidas and Saucony. The Saucony Endorphin Pro 2 is the best by far. Great bounce, comfortable and light and seeing a slight decrease in my times. I have used this pair 4 times (21 miles) including a 5K and love them for both racing and training. As an aside, tried the Endorphin Shift 2 to be a trainer but found them to be too heavy. Highly recommended.