Customer Reviews Saucony Endorphin Pro 2

Light weight and springs forward. Did hurt the top of my foot after a while.

These are the next evolution of the Endorphin Pro Racing shoes. I don't like them as much as the first generation, but they are solid racing shoes. There is good energy return from the plate. They are light on the feet and quality materials that will last for 100's of miles of racing. I will purchase the 3rd generation when it comes out too.

The shoes are great. Very comfortable abs I can feel the difference with the endorphin pro even as a 200 pound athletic guy. My only wish Is they had a version made for people with flat feet. I have to force myself to run in the side of my feet to keep my contact with the ground even.

They fixed the heel on the Pro 2 vs. Pro 1. It is much better and will not result in slippage. Shoes is comfortable, fast, and responsive. Would recommend for speed workouts and races. The shoe doesn't seem to ventilate very well. My shoes get quite wet from sweat on runs and don't dry well. This actually causes the color from the shoes to stain the white laces and my socks (which I dont care about). Having said that, given high mileage it seems like it may be causing a very mild "trench foot".

It's light but not get used to the height and worn out much quickly.

Light shoe, great if you don't pronate. Really comfortable

I bought two pairs last year for 80 each when their retail was 160. I don't understand how last years model is retailing at 200, when the original price was 160. I feel like we're being priced gouge. Won't be coming back to this brand

Run's small by a half size and wore them a few times so was unable to return them.

Running in Kinvara's 11 and 12 for the last years, i was in search of something with more of a "race feeling" for the 10km and semi... After trying a pair of endorphin pro 2 i was sure to have found my dream shoes. And now after 60 km, i have to say i'm a bit worry... The question is : will i get used to them ? Because at first it was a bit of a disappointment : - 8mm drop is apparently too much for me who is really comfortable with the 4mm of my Kinvara 12 (my favorite shoe at this point) . - the thickness of the sole in the front foot is too much for me , i miss some feeling, some informations from the ground. - and finally a feeling that my endorphin pro 2 is bigger and heavier than my kinvara 12 and that bothers me... I know it's just a feeling but it disturbs me anyway... So the question remains after having a long chat with a friend of mine who owns 2 pairs of endorphin pro 2 and love them : will i get usef to them ? And the truth is, i still don't know... I think in 1 or two months i will be able to tell you if i rate my endorphin pro 2 with 1 more or one less star... Thank you.

The foam bottoms are huge and it's hard to get used to wearing them since no other shoes have that much cushion. They are OK and will get me through the rest of the year, but I won't be a repeat customer.

These shoes look great but the running feel is definitely different if you've never ran in these. I've had HOKA's before and would compare to those. The EndPro has a squishy heel and being a heel striker I doubt they last a long time for me. My ankles can really feel the propelling role they feature as well. It's like running on a narrow block. I am not crazy about them but they are worth a try if you get them on a good sale.

Heel box too narrow for my foot! Had to return them unfortunately.

Logo started peeling off a week after I got the shoes. They only offered a $15 refund. Otherwise the shoes are fine.

I love running in these for the extra founders and the faster speed but the ankle cushioning is non existent and pretty rough. It almost made the back of my ankle bleed. Please change the the ankle material to the typical nylon or polyester like the freedom 4s. I am scared to even wear them again as it hurts to put them on now.

These were for my son and he loves them Saucony the ones he always purchases!!!!

They materials is too easily damaged by running and it's like the bottom of the shoe is almost made of low grade styrofoam. The shoe although light is already falling apart after very minimal use.

I didn't like them. The Pros rub my feet. I'm going to stick to the Shifts.

Although they may have given me some speed on my first marathon the blister that developed at mile 18 from the sneakers were so painful. I was told by my coach to get at least 40 Miles into the sneakers before race day. Which is what I did. Still someone developed that blister. I'm thinking it's worth it to sacrifice the few seconds of speed that's sneakers give you not to have a painful blister which will slow you down much more!

Shoes are very light weight but lack support for running on road or hard surfaces.

I was unimpressed with these. I got them because I LOVED all my Speed 2's and figured these would be great for race day. While the Carbon plate is defiantly more springy and this shoe does offer more "bounce," the fit is all wrong and the heel of the show come sup too far and is too stiff causing friction at the top of the heel. Additionally the laces are too short for the shoe and the fit is narrow.

The shoe seems built with quality and the design is on point. I, however, find myself going back to my Freedom ISO's (450+ miles) since these shoes a killing my knees. I've put quite a few miles on them, must be the toe drop. I'm a diehard Saucony user so this came as a surprise. Runner be ware.

Probably a great, just not for me I have the endorphin pro and endorphin speed. They hurt my ankles and feet, just wanted to try something different. I've been running with the kinvara 12 for about 8 months they are fantastic just wore out.