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Saucony Running Shoes and Apparel

Road, trail & speed running — Endorphin, Ride, Triumph, Peregrine

Saucony

Saucony has built running shoes since 1898, blending comfort, energy return and a devoted following among runners. From daily trainers to race-day rockets, the brand covers every kind of mile.

Neutral or support

Most Saucony models are neutral (Ride, Triumph). The Guide adds stability for runners who overpronate.

Road or trail

Cushioned, smooth-rolling shoes for the road; the Peregrine and its aggressive grip for the trail.

The model families

Endorphin: the speed line with a carbon plate and SPEEDROLL geometry for tempo and racing. Ride: the balanced everyday trainer. Triumph: maximum cushioning for long runs. Peregrine: the go-to trail shoe.

See also our full running collection, our road running shoes for men and our trail running shoes for men.

How do you pronounce Saucony?
It's “SAW-kuh-nee,” with the stress on the first syllable. The name comes from a creek in Pennsylvania where the brand was founded in 1898.

How do Saucony shoes fit?
Most Saucony fit true to size with a fairly comfortable fit. If you're between sizes, go with the larger one. Always try them on with your running socks.

Is Saucony a good brand?
Yes. Saucony has made running shoes since 1898 and has a strong reputation among runners, notably for its Endorphin racing line and its Ride and Triumph training models.

How does Saucony sizing compare to ASICS?
Saucony and ASICS fit fairly similarly, around your usual size. Saucony's forefoot is often a touch roomier. When in doubt, keep the same size and try them on.

Where are Saucony shoes made?
Like most major running brands, Saucony makes its shoes in Asia. The brand is American in origin, founded in Kutztown, Pennsylvania.