I've been running in Endorphin Speeds since the second generation, had a couple of pairs of 3rd gen, and now onto my second pair of 4th gen. There have been some changes between generations but consistently they provide a more cushioned ride than traditional shoes without feeling like a super-shoe or race-day shoe. The use of a plastic plate rather than a carbon plate seems to work well in turning them from a racing shoe to an everyday trainer, and when I go back to an older shoe such as the Saucony Ride, I notice the reduction in cushioning. Durability is good - I replace them at around 650km but they don't actually seem very worn at that point.
Anonymous runner · Nov 17, 2024