Saucony doesn’t list a medial post in the specs of the Saucony Endorphin Shift but it kind of does have one, although very small. Typically, a structured shoe has a medial post, a denser and stiffer material on the medial side under the arch to provide a more stable platform for those that tend to overpronate. They’re both right as there are elements that suggest it should be a structured shoe but it’s technically missing an element (medial post) that would definitely place it in the neutral category. According to Saucony’s website, it’s in the Structured Cushion category while others have it listed as in the Neutral Cushion. It’s an everyday trainer designed to provide ample cushioning for long miles.
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I’ve put in just over 160 miles in this shoe and can now provide a full review from my perspective.įirst of all, let’s discuss the purpose of this shoe according to Saucony. Olympic Marathon Trials weekend and actually raced in them the following day at the Atlanta Publix Half Marathon. I can’t complain as I was one of the first to get my hands on the Endorphin Pro in February during the U.S. I have been wanting to try out the Saucony Endorphin Shift since it was first announced but they were difficult to get due to demand. Saucony is the only brand to simultaneously release 3 models based on the same technology but targeted for different types of runs or runners.
It was announced in early 2020 as part of the entire Endorphin collection that included the highly anticipated carbon plated Saucony Endorphin Pro and the lower-priced Endorphin Speed. The Saucony Endorphin Shift was released in June and is the lower-priced ($140) option in the Endorphin line.
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