Saucony Men's Endorphin Shift 3 Running Shoe, Night LITE, 12

I love these shoes, they fit so well, and the upper mesh is lightweight and breathable. The soles are thick and sturdy. I have foot problems and these are the most comfortable shoes Ive ever worn. I primarily use them for walking but have also done a few 2 mile runs with them and I really love them. The laces are also a bit stretchy which I don't mind, although I do recommend double knotting because they can come loose.

Saucony makes some real nice running shoes & I've become a slight fan as this is my 5th pair this year. I'm an active person but I mainly bought these shoes because I thought they looked great aesthetically & good enough to go out in, anyways they're great so far, comfort is in the goldilocks zone, I bought the wide version & my Fred Flintstones couldn't be happier. They're well made & only have a 4mm drop, 39mm at the heel & 35mm at the front which I like, it's a pretty light shoe considering the stack height, i haven't ran in them so I can't contest of their ability but I do enjoy using them for my bike rides. Conclusion: it's a nice shoe for multiple occasions & if it's on sale then I'd say it's definitely worth checking out.

Wow I really like the Saucony Endorphin Shift 3. I wore Saucony Triumph a couple years back, and I thought they were fantastic shoes for a neutral runner, however I switched to NB 1080s the last couple of years when Saucony changed the toe box design and the shoe became too tight. My current running shoe, the NB 1080 v12 started to give me shin pain, so I decided to try the Endorphin Shifts 3 and I am so glad I did.I could feel the cushioning when I tried them on and went for a run. Running in these shoes was great for me, I no longer experience shin pain. The only nitpick is the Endorphin 3 do feel like a large shoe, but I think that is the tradeoff when you run in a highly cushioned shoe. I also bought a pair of Triumph 20's at the same time, the 20's no longer have the toe box issues I experienced a couple of years back. They are both excellent cushioned shoes, the main different is the Endorphin 3 seem a little more plush and cushioned. For folks who run in NB and are considering the Saucony's, I also found the size really similar to the NB 1080s and the toe box was not tight like the earlier version of the Saucony Triumphs from a couple of year back.Overall, if you are a neutral runner looking for some cushioning, I highly recommend the Endorphin Shift 3.

I absolutely love the way these feel. I had back surgery 2 years ago and I had 3 knee surgeries in the past. I love these shoes so far, i had them for about a month now, No issues.

I log a lot of miles per week. I run in 3 different shoes depending on what type of run I am doing that day. I have all of the brands including Nike, and Hoka. These Saucony sneakers are by far my favorite for distance running. Very light weight, extremely comfortable and minimal break in time. Great choice for the everyday runner, athlete, or casual walker.

I love Saucony shoes and this pair is no exception. It is a good looking shoe with great support and feel.

I just wanted your company to know that you take the funds right away but it takes 7 days to get your money back! Why if U have the items in your hands.

The lightness and balanced cushioning makes this shoes perfect for day to day training