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Saucony Endorphin Shift 2 Review: A Stout, Durable Stability Trainer
A high-stack stability road shoe with Speedroll midsole technology, tank-like build quality, and durability that promises to outlast the mileage.
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A high-stack stability road shoe with Speedroll midsole technology, tank-like build quality, and durability that promises to outlast the mileage.
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A closer look at the Saucony Endorphin Shift 3, including its 39mm heel stack, Speedroll geometry, updated upper, and how it compares with earlier versions.
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After nearly 300 miles of marathon training and daily miles, the Endorphin Shift 3 has proven itself a durable, no-nonsense everyday trainer with one notable fit quirk.
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Two max-cushion daily trainers with very different personalities: firm and responsive versus soft and plush. Here is how they compare.
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Two core shoes from Saucony's Endorphin lineup compared: a firm, stable daily trainer versus a bouncier, plated speed option for faster training days.
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Two of Saucony's max cushioned daily trainers take very different routes to long-haul comfort. Here is how they compare and which one suits your rotation.
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After 72 miles, the Endorphin Speed 2 RunShield proves a lively ride and water-resistant upper can coexist without the usual weight penalty of winterized trainers.
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The Endorphin Speed 2 has a cult following, but the newer Speed 3 and Speed 4 bring stability, comfort, and a wider platform. Here is how the three generations compare.
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More foam, more bounce, and added side stability make the Endorphin Speed 3 a strong update to an already beloved tempo shoe.
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A water-resistant upper, grippier rubber, and a slightly softer foam make this the coldest-weather version of the Endorphin Speed 3 yet.
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Two plated tempo trainers with a lot in common on paper. We break down the foam, the ride, the fit, and which one earns our pick.
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Two $170 up-tempo training shoes with very different personalities: one soft, bouncy and plated, the other firm, rigid and unforgiving. Here is how they compare.
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Both sit in Saucony's plated trainer lineup, but the Endorphin Speed 3 and Kinvara Pro deliver very different rides. Here is how they compare and which one makes sense for you.
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A head-to-head look at Saucony's bouncy plated Speed 3 and the durable, supportive Shift 3, with clear guidance on which one belongs in your rotation.
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Two of the best PEBA-based training shoes face off: one delivers an energetic ride out of the box, the other rewards effort and helps build strength.
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A long-term look at the Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 after 100 miles of tempo work, easy runs, and everyday wear.
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We put the Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 through a hot half marathon to see how this versatile trainer copes when pushed to race pace.
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After 58 miles including a tough 22-mile marathon pace workout, here is how the Endorphin Speed 4 stacks up as a daily trainer versus an uptempo shoe.
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After a full week of heavy use covering around 100 miles, here is how the Endorphin Speed 4 handles daily miles, steady runs, long efforts, and when it falls short.
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A back-to-back comparison of the Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 and the Endorphin Speed 3, covering fit, midsole changes, weight, and price.
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Two versions of Saucony's popular nylon-plated trainer compared on ride, stability, fit, and who each shoe works best for.
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Two of the best super trainers on the market go head to head. Here is where each shoe wins, and which one suits your running.
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Two plated, superfoam-equipped trainers from the same family, aimed at noticeably different jobs. Here is how they compare on weight, ride, stability, fit, and durability.
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Two versatile performance trainers with very different personalities: a plated PEBA super trainer and a plateless modern racing flat.
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Two lively tempo-day trainers go head to head. One favors snappy speed work, the other plush long-run rhythm. Here is how to choose.
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The Endorphin Speed 4 goes up against its own predecessor, the New Balance SC Trainer V2, Puma Deviate Nitro 2, Mizuno Wave Rebellion Flash 2 and Adidas Boston 12 to find out which plated trainer belongs in your rotation.
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Saucony's fourth-generation Endorphin duo shares a foam platform but delivers very different rides. We break down who should buy the Speed 4, why the Pro 4 is the standout pick, and three alternatives worth a look.
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The Endorphin Speed 5 refines an already excellent tempo shoe with a firmer, narrower shape. We also look at the Speed 4, Diadora Frequenza 2, and Brooks Hyperion 3.
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On paper they look similar, but the plated Speed 5 and the plateless Azura feel surprisingly different. Here is how they compare on stack height, ride feel, stability, fit, and durability.
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The Endorphin Speed 5 goes head to head with the Nike Zoom Fly 6, Adidas Adizero Boston 13 and Puma Deviate Nitro 3 on weight, ride, fit and price.