I absolutely love these shoes!! I’ve had a lot of foot problems for decades. I was a track athlete in college with no knowledge of how to choose the right running shoes. I ran all the time in ill fitting shoes that weren’t really made for running and I’m now paying for it. I have really flat, wide feet that roll outwards. In my search for the perfect pair of shoes, I purchased about 10 different pairs of sneakers each year for the past 5 years.p and countless others before that. But I finally found it!!The foot toe box of these shoes are wide enough for my feet without being too wide. The mid-foot section that normally hurts my foot arch ( or the lack of it) is comfortable but super stable. The shoe is well cushioned. The shape of the sole helps propel you ... MoreI absolutely love these shoes!! I’ve had a lot of foot problems for decades. I was a track athlete in college with no knowledge of how to choose the right running shoes. I ran all the time in ill fitting shoes that weren’t really made for running and I’m now paying for it. I have really flat, wide feet that roll outwards. In my search for the perfect pair of shoes, I purchased about 10 different pairs of sneakers each year for the past 5 years.p and countless others before that. But I finally found it!!The foot toe box of these shoes are wide enough for my feet without being too wide. The mid-foot section that normally hurts my foot arch ( or the lack of it) is comfortable but super stable. The shoe is well cushioned. The shape of the sole helps propel you forward. These shoes have inspired me to run again. I’ve also been using these shoes to jump rope and I think they’re the best shoes for jumprope as well. I purchased a Hoka Bondi 8 to see how it holds up against the Endorphin Pro 3 when it comes to jump roping…and the Pro 3 is superior by far (in my experience at least). I also checked out the Endorphin Pro 2 and the Endorphin Speed… and they were immediately downgraded to be used to run errands or for short walks. The Endorphin Pro 3 is by far superior to all the sneakers I’ve used in the past 25 years.My only issue with the shoe (although very minor) is the tongue that you need to carefully position everytime you put on the shoe or else it slides in. Other than that, everything else is just perfect!!!

GO BACK TO SPEED 2 DESIGN.I loved the “Endorphin Speed 2” so much - I bought three pairs. The Speed 2 was light, propelled me forward, and fit my foot like a glove. I am a Doctor of PT in a hospital and walk 3-5 miles per day, bend and squat upwards of 70+ times a day. I need supportive shoes, that are super light weight. I cannot wear heavy shoes - I move too fast and end up tripping! I purchased three different Speed 3 styles in two different sizes. None fit. The Speed 3 is more bulky, has less “plush” in the mid foot and heel, and did not propel me forward. It honestly felt like a bulky Hoka Bondi shoe. Ugh!As a loyal Saucony shoe wearer for years, I’m disappointed in the lack of consistency from year to year. I’ve had no choice but to switch to other ... MoreGO BACK TO SPEED 2 DESIGN.I loved the “Endorphin Speed 2” so much - I bought three pairs. The Speed 2 was light, propelled me forward, and fit my foot like a glove. I am a Doctor of PT in a hospital and walk 3-5 miles per day, bend and squat upwards of 70+ times a day. I need supportive shoes, that are super light weight. I cannot wear heavy shoes - I move too fast and end up tripping! I purchased three different Speed 3 styles in two different sizes. None fit. The Speed 3 is more bulky, has less “plush” in the mid foot and heel, and did not propel me forward. It honestly felt like a bulky Hoka Bondi shoe. Ugh!As a loyal Saucony shoe wearer for years, I’m disappointed in the lack of consistency from year to year. I’ve had no choice but to switch to other brands.Tell the R&D department to bring back the Speed 2 design and you will have a fantastic classic shoe to keep in your collection.Like the saying goes, “If it’s not broke, don’t fix it!”

As a long-time user of the Saucony Endorphin Speed and Pro shoes in versions 1 and 2, I was keen to get the latest Pro 3 for race use. Fit is true to size for my size 9 narrow feet - pretty well identical to the older versions. There’s no heel rub, good lockdown, acceptable stability and perhaps a little more space in the toe box. Compared to the Pro 2, the 3 has a softer and bouncier ride, better grip and a slightly more exaggerated flip up at the toe. The Speedroll shape and sole stiffness due to the carbon plate combine to give me a really comfortable ride. I have hallux rigidus and prefer a soft, stiff, rocker sole which minimises flex in my big toe joint. I’ve only tried the Pro 3 so far on a couple of short test runs but they feel fantastic when I up my speed ... MoreAs a long-time user of the Saucony Endorphin Speed and Pro shoes in versions 1 and 2, I was keen to get the latest Pro 3 for race use. Fit is true to size for my size 9 narrow feet - pretty well identical to the older versions. There’s no heel rub, good lockdown, acceptable stability and perhaps a little more space in the toe box. Compared to the Pro 2, the 3 has a softer and bouncier ride, better grip and a slightly more exaggerated flip up at the toe. The Speedroll shape and sole stiffness due to the carbon plate combine to give me a really comfortable ride. I have hallux rigidus and prefer a soft, stiff, rocker sole which minimises flex in my big toe joint. I’ve only tried the Pro 3 so far on a couple of short test runs but they feel fantastic when I up my speed and I feel confident to wear them for my next race. The major downside - and an issue for all so-called super shoes - is the high price. However, the Pro 3 is now widely available at discount prices so it represents better value for money.