Saucony Mens Endorphin Pro 3

Lightweight and responsive. They work better the faster you run. I also find them comfortable for super shoes.

A great supershoe. I credit this shoe with taking 15 seconds off my 1.5 mile run time. Very much worth the price. Also the front of my feet are wide, and my heels regular width, and these shoes have enough room in the toes to be comfortable for me.

I love the Endorphin Pro line that Saucony produces. Coming from someone who was a diehard for Kinvaras, these are even more comfortable, lighter and faster. They are also a cool looking shoe. They are not for "rugged" running on trails though and are not durable in that aspect. I would use strictly for running and would not recommend them for normal walking, weightlifting, or type of exercise other than running.

Good comfort and bought them at a good deal

I used this shoe in two marathons. It was very light and durable.

The Saucony Endorphin Pro 3s have been a revelation for my running sessions. These shoes are an embodiment of speed and agility. Their lightweight design makes quicker pace workouts feel less painful. The perfect blend of cushioning and responsiveness genuinely gives an edge to my performance. For anyone eager to elevate their running experience, the Endorphin Pro 3s are a must-have. Every stride feels like a leap towards greatness. I would recommend this shoe as a race-day shoe for runners just getting into the carbon-plated shoe territory for the first time.

My high school son choose these for xc as a lower cost carbon plated shoe. He likes that they propel him forward as they have a stiff sole. Do not expect them to be "spongy" because they are "springy" shoes. I do not think they are the best alternative to the expensive Alphaflys, but for an above average runner they work. If your kid is an elite runner, spring for the more expensive shoes. If your kid is average to above average and wants to try carbon plated shoes, I do recommend these.

Purchased the Endorphin Pro 3 on April 7, 2024 and coming apart in less than 3 months! Total mileage? Perhaps 100 - 200 miles. It was a nice shoe, for as long as it lasted, but when I pay almost $200 for a running shoe -- don't expect to see it coming apart so soon!First time in the shower to wash the shoes off a little and this was the result. No rough handling of any kind. The shoes are cheaply made. A pity, because I actually liked running in them.Now I'm wondering about a newer and different pair of Saucony shoes -- where some reviews (of the Kinvara 14) already complain about the shoe coming apart.