The midsole is designed with PWWRUN foam, Saucony’s EVA-based cushioning. Saucony kept the external TPU heel counter in place, which adds a good bit of support and structure but doesn’t feel too rigid. The tongue and collar lost a little bit of the padding, and both pull tabs got nixed this round. It’s still light, breathable, and comfortable. The mesh material feels nearly identical, although the mesh pattern has changed ever-so-slightly. MEAGHAN: Well, not much has changed, but there are a few things to point out.
THOMAS : Meg covered all that needs to be covered, let’s get into the review. We’ll still cover the good and the bad, but if you’re familiar with this shoe already, then you’ll find a familiar friend in the Endorphin Shift 2. The midsole and outsoles all are identical to last year’s version (a good thing), while some things have been tweaked in the uppers. To be honest, not a lot has changed in the line this year (aside from the wild checkerboard design). Coming off that hotness, I had fairly high expectations for round two.
DAILY ENDORPHIN PRO
From the speedy carbon-plated racer in the Endorphin Pro to our best overall shoe of the year in the Endorphin Speed to the more daily trainer-ish Shift.
MEAGHAN: We were huge fans of the Saucony Endorphin line in 2020.
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