Get ready for speed when you lace up the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3. This fast shoe is designed with a carbon-fiber plate and an even thicker stack of PWRRUN PB foam to give you more pop underfoot as you run at breakneck speeds. Saucony added 4 mm of their PWRRUN PB cushioning to increase the stack height of the shoe (just under the 40 mm Worth Athleticsrsquo limit for competition), to provide more cushion and comfort while you run by the competition. Saucony also changed the geometry of the shoe to fit the additional stack height. Saucony uses its SPEEDROLL technology combined with an S-curve carbon-fiber plate to propel you forward effortlessly, making it one of the best carbon-plated shoes. Even with this increase in cushion and new geometry, the Endorphin Pro 3 is lighter than the previous version. The XT-900 outsole grips the road better, allowing you to race around corners with ease. A lightweight upper is breathable and comfortable thanks to Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT design that hugs every part of your foot for a personalized fit and feel. Push past your limits in the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3.
Get ready for speed when you lace up the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3. This fast shoe is designed with a carbon-fiber plate and an even thicker stack of PWRRUN PB foam to give you more pop underfoot as you run at breakneck speeds. Saucony added 4 mm of their PWRRUN PB cushioning to increase the stack height of the shoe (just under the 40 mm Worth Athleticsrsquo limit for competition), to provide more cushion and comfort while you run by the competition. Saucony also changed the geometry of the shoe to fit the additional stack height. Saucony uses its SPEEDROLL technology combined with an S-curve carbon-fiber plate to propel you forward effortlessly, making it one of the best carbon-plated shoes. Even with this increase in cushion and new geometry, the Endorphin Pro 3 is lighter than the previous version. The XT-900 outsole grips the road better, allowing you to race around corners with ease. A lightweight upper is breathable and comfortable thanks to Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT design that hugs every part of your foot for a personalized fit and feel. Push past your limits in the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3.
Get ready for speed when you lace up the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3. This fast shoe is designed with a carbon-fiber plate and an even thicker stack of PWRRUN PB foam to give you more pop underfoot as you run at breakneck speeds. Saucony added 4 mm of their PWRRUN PB cushioning to increase the stack height of the shoe (just under the 40 mm Worth Athleticsrsquo limit for competition), to provide more cushion and comfort while you run by the competition. Saucony also changed the geometry of the shoe to fit the additional stack height. Saucony uses its SPEEDROLL technology combined with an S-curve carbon-fiber plate to propel you forward effortlessly, making it one of the best carbon-plated shoes. Even with this increase in cushion and new geometry, the Endorphin Pro 3 is lighter than the previous version. The XT-900 outsole grips the road better, allowing you to race around corners with ease. A lightweight upper is breathable and comfortable thanks to Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT design that hugs every part of your foot for a personalized fit and feel. Push past your limits in the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3.
Get ready for speed when you lace up the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3. This fast shoe is designed with a carbon-fiber plate and an even thicker stack of PWRRUN PB foam to give you more pop underfoot as you run at breakneck speeds. Saucony added 4 mm of their PWRRUN PB cushioning to increase the stack height of the shoe (just under the 40 mm Worth Athleticsrsquo limit for competition), to provide more cushion and comfort while you run by the competition. Saucony also changed the geometry of the shoe to fit the additional stack height. Saucony uses its SPEEDROLL technology combined with an S-curve carbon-fiber plate to propel you forward effortlessly, making it one of the best carbon-plated shoes. Even with this increase in cushion and new geometry, the Endorphin Pro 3 is lighter than the previous version. The XT-900 outsole grips the road better, allowing you to race around corners with ease. A lightweight upper is breathable and comfortable thanks to Sauconyrsquos FORMFIT design that hugs every part of your foot for a personalized fit and feel. Push past your limits in the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3.
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Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 Prospect Quartz (Women's), US 9
Delivery between 26–30 Mar $14.99
Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 Prospect Quartz (Women's), US 11
Delivery between 26–30 Mar $14.99
Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 Prospect Quartz (Women's)
Delivery $34.95
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Originally bought these in my size 8.5, but toe box was a little too tight for my liking. The mesh upper also has no stretch to it. Exchanged for a size 9 and the fit was perfect (I don’t normally wear a wide, I wear 8.5 women’s brooks adrenalines to train in). Completed 2 tempo workouts in these shoes which felt great, really makes running feel effortless. However, I developed some weird heel pain on my left foot after taking them off… ended up racing my first marathon in them yesterday and weirdly enough, no heel pain! Was SO happy with how these shoes helped me glide through my race! They were just supportive enough that I didn’t have any problem running 26.2 @7:40ish pace. And that’s coming from someone who is injury prone and trains in a stability show…Not sure ... MoreOriginally bought these in my size 8.5, but toe box was a little too tight for my liking. The mesh upper also has no stretch to it. Exchanged for a size 9 and the fit was perfect (I don’t normally wear a wide, I wear 8.5 women’s brooks adrenalines to train in). Completed 2 tempo workouts in these shoes which felt great, really makes running feel effortless. However, I developed some weird heel pain on my left foot after taking them off… ended up racing my first marathon in them yesterday and weirdly enough, no heel pain! Was SO happy with how these shoes helped me glide through my race! They were just supportive enough that I didn’t have any problem running 26.2 @7:40ish pace. And that’s coming from someone who is injury prone and trains in a stability show…Not sure what the heel pain was about but today is the morning after my marathon, and my heels both feel fine.
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Too firm and perhaps not typical super shoe quality. I tried on the endorphin elite and pro at a running store last year. The endorphin pro I received feels much less cushioned than I remember. I haven't owned a pair of endorphin elites or endorphin pros but have tried them on and these feel a little off. What I got are probably the same quality as amazon stock, not what you'd pick up in a running store and were underwhelming for $160 so I sent them back. For further context I often buy 3-4 full price shoes from running stores (usually 1 or 2 a season, 3 to 4 a year) and source my other 3-5 shoes, for rotational use, at discounts places like amazon, bigbox whole sale stores and clothing retailers. These felt like the discount shoes that sell through 3rd parties- ... MoreToo firm and perhaps not typical super shoe quality. I tried on the endorphin elite and pro at a running store last year. The endorphin pro I received feels much less cushioned than I remember. I haven't owned a pair of endorphin elites or endorphin pros but have tried them on and these feel a little off. What I got are probably the same quality as amazon stock, not what you'd pick up in a running store and were underwhelming for $160 so I sent them back. For further context I often buy 3-4 full price shoes from running stores (usually 1 or 2 a season, 3 to 4 a year) and source my other 3-5 shoes, for rotational use, at discounts places like amazon, bigbox whole sale stores and clothing retailers. These felt like the discount shoes that sell through 3rd parties- there are better shoes out there for the price. Photographed with asics nimbus, new balance freshfoam more, both of those full price are $160 and although designed for a different purpose are better for my usage. I haven't purchased the recent triumphs and did these endorphin pros instead. I've had the endorphin speed and endorphin shift from amazon I think those were $50-80 my endorphin pro 3 felt similar quality to amazon so for $160 I expected more and would give them 3 stars. Good shoe valur isnt there. If under $100 I'd give them a 4 but at $160 they can't compete with shoes easily available for $100-160 the asics nimbus, maybe a racer will like these for occasional use etc but I'd prick those up in store over these to save 50-60 the running store shoes might be better built.
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I finally got 4 runs of total 50 miles! I love the light weight! Cushion is not hard or mushy! Just perfect! The more I run, the more the softer the cushion felt on my feet! All these runs are on cement sidewalk and they are fast! They delivered the speed! I run faster with these Pro3. Love them! Will buy another pair soon!I ordered half size bigger for running shoes! I wear 7.5 but order size 8. They are perfect fit, no problem after first 6 miles run straight out of the box! I have narrow feet, so they are my fit and comfortable shoes for running! Yay! I finally found my running shoes for marathon training and racing!
| ARCH SUPPORT | Neutral |
| TERRAIN | Road |
| PURPOSE | Running |
| WEIGHT PAIR | 6.2OZ (176g) |
| HEEL TO TOE OFFSET | 8mm |
Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 Prospect Quartz (Women's), US 9
Delivery between 26–30 Mar $14.99
Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 Prospect Quartz (Women's), US 11
Delivery between 26–30 Mar $14.99
Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 Prospect Quartz (Women's)
Delivery $34.95
Originally bought these in my size 8.5, but toe box was a little too tight for my liking. The mesh upper also has no stretch to it. Exchanged for a size 9 and the fit was perfect (I don’t normally wear a wide, I wear 8.5 women’s brooks adrenalines to train in). Completed 2 tempo workouts in these shoes which felt great, really makes running feel effortless. However, I developed some weird heel pain on my left foot after taking them off… ended up racing my first marathon in them yesterday and weirdly enough, no heel pain! Was SO happy with how these shoes helped me glide through my race! They were just supportive enough that I didn’t have any problem running 26.2 @7:40ish pace. And that’s coming from someone who is injury prone and trains in a stability show…Not sure ... MoreOriginally bought these in my size 8.5, but toe box was a little too tight for my liking. The mesh upper also has no stretch to it. Exchanged for a size 9 and the fit was perfect (I don’t normally wear a wide, I wear 8.5 women’s brooks adrenalines to train in). Completed 2 tempo workouts in these shoes which felt great, really makes running feel effortless. However, I developed some weird heel pain on my left foot after taking them off… ended up racing my first marathon in them yesterday and weirdly enough, no heel pain! Was SO happy with how these shoes helped me glide through my race! They were just supportive enough that I didn’t have any problem running 26.2 @7:40ish pace. And that’s coming from someone who is injury prone and trains in a stability show…Not sure what the heel pain was about but today is the morning after my marathon, and my heels both feel fine.
Too firm and perhaps not typical super shoe quality. I tried on the endorphin elite and pro at a running store last year. The endorphin pro I received feels much less cushioned than I remember. I haven't owned a pair of endorphin elites or endorphin pros but have tried them on and these feel a little off. What I got are probably the same quality as amazon stock, not what you'd pick up in a running store and were underwhelming for $160 so I sent them back. For further context I often buy 3-4 full price shoes from running stores (usually 1 or 2 a season, 3 to 4 a year) and source my other 3-5 shoes, for rotational use, at discounts places like amazon, bigbox whole sale stores and clothing retailers. These felt like the discount shoes that sell through 3rd parties- ... MoreToo firm and perhaps not typical super shoe quality. I tried on the endorphin elite and pro at a running store last year. The endorphin pro I received feels much less cushioned than I remember. I haven't owned a pair of endorphin elites or endorphin pros but have tried them on and these feel a little off. What I got are probably the same quality as amazon stock, not what you'd pick up in a running store and were underwhelming for $160 so I sent them back. For further context I often buy 3-4 full price shoes from running stores (usually 1 or 2 a season, 3 to 4 a year) and source my other 3-5 shoes, for rotational use, at discounts places like amazon, bigbox whole sale stores and clothing retailers. These felt like the discount shoes that sell through 3rd parties- there are better shoes out there for the price. Photographed with asics nimbus, new balance freshfoam more, both of those full price are $160 and although designed for a different purpose are better for my usage. I haven't purchased the recent triumphs and did these endorphin pros instead. I've had the endorphin speed and endorphin shift from amazon I think those were $50-80 my endorphin pro 3 felt similar quality to amazon so for $160 I expected more and would give them 3 stars. Good shoe valur isnt there. If under $100 I'd give them a 4 but at $160 they can't compete with shoes easily available for $100-160 the asics nimbus, maybe a racer will like these for occasional use etc but I'd prick those up in store over these to save 50-60 the running store shoes might be better built.
I finally got 4 runs of total 50 miles! I love the light weight! Cushion is not hard or mushy! Just perfect! The more I run, the more the softer the cushion felt on my feet! All these runs are on cement sidewalk and they are fast! They delivered the speed! I run faster with these Pro3. Love them! Will buy another pair soon!I ordered half size bigger for running shoes! I wear 7.5 but order size 8. They are perfect fit, no problem after first 6 miles run straight out of the box! I have narrow feet, so they are my fit and comfortable shoes for running! Yay! I finally found my running shoes for marathon training and racing!
I used this as my race day shoe for my marathon and a couple of times during training to break the shoe in.Fit: I have slightly narrow feet, small ankles and neutral foot. The shoe fit my feet fine after tightening the laces all the way and using heel lock lacing, Although I did feel like the ankle area still felt a bit loose due to my small ankles. I haven't tried other Saucony shoes outside of the Endorphine line, but based on measurements and reviews I bought 1/2 larger than my usual running shoe size and it fit perfect.Performance: smooth ride, nice bounce and sturdy cushioned feel. I could definitely feel the benefit and difference from the carbon plate. Extremely breathable upper—although it IS very thin so time will tell how long it holds up.
I would love a 5 star review, but my first time putting these on I wasn't impressed with the fact that I could see my socks through the super thin material on the top of foot and toe area. I fear the first snag that's going to tear up my shoes. Seriously thin. I have never seen fish net made into a shoe before.However, since I wear these at work ,the comfort makes up for the thin material. I do not have to wear my orthotics with this shoe. It is one of the most comfortable Saucony shoe I've bought so far. I bet when summer arrives ,I won't be complaining about the thin see through material for what I think is supposed to be a breathable feature ,to be nice and cool. Otherwise comfortable shoe and love the color.
I have been away from serious running for over ten years due to a knee issue. Through focus on strengthening and stretching muscles to correct joint imbalance, I am now back to road running again, at the age of 60 (started running at age 18). After much research, I splurged on the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 and so glad I added to my rotation. I have recently done two-five mile runs that were effortless (could have done more, however do not want to overdue a good thing). In addition, did not have any issues with my feet, ankles, knees, hips and back during the runs or, more importantly, after. I feel the shoe is true to size. I originally ordered a size 7.0 and returned for 7.5 since, depending on the shoe, I fall somewhere between a 7.0 and 7.5. The material on these ... MoreI have been away from serious running for over ten years due to a knee issue. Through focus on strengthening and stretching muscles to correct joint imbalance, I am now back to road running again, at the age of 60 (started running at age 18). After much research, I splurged on the Saucony Endorphin Pro 3 and so glad I added to my rotation. I have recently done two-five mile runs that were effortless (could have done more, however do not want to overdue a good thing). In addition, did not have any issues with my feet, ankles, knees, hips and back during the runs or, more importantly, after. I feel the shoe is true to size. I originally ordered a size 7.0 and returned for 7.5 since, depending on the shoe, I fall somewhere between a 7.0 and 7.5. The material on these will not stretch out so if between sizes, order up. Width is true to size. Performance is everything I have read/seen in reviews. The shoe really propels you forward. I live in a hilly area and runs are pretty easy with these shoes. I ordered the white and black and what a pretty shoe. They sparkle when the sun hits them.
This is my second pair of Endorphin Pros, I absolutely loved the first pair I own, I retired them and use them as work sneakers now, they still had so much life in them post running miles! I have been avidly using Hokas for the past few years as my primary running sneaker. Recently, I opted to switch back and try the new Endorphin Pro. While I love how light they are and the cushion they offer with every step, I am extremely disappointed with the sizing. Within two miles of any run my toes become numb, which means the toe bed is not wide enough and the shoe is too small. I ordered these in the same size I order all my running sneakers and have never had an issue until now. I purposely go up a half size. These do not feel a half size bigger! Additionally, I have very ... MoreThis is my second pair of Endorphin Pros, I absolutely loved the first pair I own, I retired them and use them as work sneakers now, they still had so much life in them post running miles! I have been avidly using Hokas for the past few years as my primary running sneaker. Recently, I opted to switch back and try the new Endorphin Pro. While I love how light they are and the cushion they offer with every step, I am extremely disappointed with the sizing. Within two miles of any run my toes become numb, which means the toe bed is not wide enough and the shoe is too small. I ordered these in the same size I order all my running sneakers and have never had an issue until now. I purposely go up a half size. These do not feel a half size bigger! Additionally, I have very narrow feet, so the width is not the issue. Unfortunately, I’ve worn them twice on runs now and can’t exchange, so feeling pretty bummed about my new, fancy, and expensive purchase. Buyers regret! Don’t make my mistake and order an entire size up.
I loved this shoe, esp for my first run in them. Was worried about what size I should get and am happy with the 7.5 ladies I did.I was wearing thicker socks the first run and thinner for the second due to temperature differences. They were more comfortable with thicker socks on account of the tongue not really being gussetted and it being almost paper thin.. It moved around on my foot and lace pinching happened with the almost no protection of the upper floor area especially at the bend of the foot area..I'd recommend that for the next version that being the only change... Have a gusseted tongue...and only on the inside is necessary!.Otherwise the sneaker rides well. Has the perfect balance of firm and soft and rolls nicely with you gait cycle.. I'd say this ... MoreI loved this shoe, esp for my first run in them. Was worried about what size I should get and am happy with the 7.5 ladies I did.I was wearing thicker socks the first run and thinner for the second due to temperature differences. They were more comfortable with thicker socks on account of the tongue not really being gussetted and it being almost paper thin.. It moved around on my foot and lace pinching happened with the almost no protection of the upper floor area especially at the bend of the foot area..I'd recommend that for the next version that being the only change... Have a gusseted tongue...and only on the inside is necessary!.Otherwise the sneaker rides well. Has the perfect balance of firm and soft and rolls nicely with you gait cycle.. I'd say this is one fo the most user Friendly version of a Carbon Plated Racer for sure... I have a slightly different gait and also am not up to almost elite paces... So find it hard to have a carbon plated sneaker that works well with my not so fast and not so perfect form.Good job overall Saucony on this being the best version yet of your Endorphin Pro
This is my second pair of Endorphin Pro 3 runners - 5 stars for the first pair and 1 star for this pair! (I’ve also owned a pair of original and Pro 2 runners; loved them as well)I was excited about using these for my Fall marathon but was shocked to find them rubbing my right heel when I took them out for a test run. I tried 2 more runs using a bandaid on my heel, but finished a 20 km run yesterday with blood seeping through the bandaid. There doesn’t look to be anything defective with the shoe, so I’m not sure what the issue is. Sadly, I’m now only 6 days from race day and really don’t want to risk running in these. They have great bounce but any benefit will be counteracted if they rip the skin off my heel.I just ordered a pair of Endorphin Pro Elite runners ... MoreThis is my second pair of Endorphin Pro 3 runners - 5 stars for the first pair and 1 star for this pair! (I’ve also owned a pair of original and Pro 2 runners; loved them as well)I was excited about using these for my Fall marathon but was shocked to find them rubbing my right heel when I took them out for a test run. I tried 2 more runs using a bandaid on my heel, but finished a 20 km run yesterday with blood seeping through the bandaid. There doesn’t look to be anything defective with the shoe, so I’m not sure what the issue is. Sadly, I’m now only 6 days from race day and really don’t want to risk running in these. They have great bounce but any benefit will be counteracted if they rip the skin off my heel.I just ordered a pair of Endorphin Pro Elite runners and am praying that they arrive before Friday and that the heel is as soft and flexible as advertised. If not, I guess that I will have to race in trainers, or my very well worn old Endorphins. All in all, this has been very expensive experience!
The overall shoe is just *okay* for me, but the way the tongue gets sucked back into the shoe just seconds after putting it on, is just awful. No matter what I did, I couldn't get the tongue to stay in place. I did some research and I know that others have this same issue, but it doesn't seem to be an issue for everyone. I don't know what causes it to be better for others. I've tried everything I could think of to help with the issue to no avail, but honestly - I shouldn't have to jump through hoops to get a shoe to act like a normal shoe. I will say that I've tried the Pro4 and absolutely love them. The tongue thing is no longer an issue and the shoes are amazing.
| ARCH SUPPORT | Neutral |
| TERRAIN | Road |
| PURPOSE | Running |
| WEIGHT PAIR | 6.2OZ (176g) |
| HEEL TO TOE OFFSET | 8mm |
