Recognizing at long last that naming a running shoe after a devastating natural disaster is deeply problematic, Saucony announced its “Hurricane” model is renamed to “Earthquake” effective immediately.
Making running fun…by making fun of it
Recognizing at long last that naming a running shoe after a devastating natural disaster is deeply problematic, Saucony announced its “Hurricane” model is renamed to “Earthquake” effective immediately.
The collaboration comes on the heels of over a century of folks wildly mispronouncing Saucony’s tough name. Saucony has heard it all over the years: Sauce-ony, Soo-cony, Sow-cony, so-cony, you name it—except, no one can quite seem to name it correctly.
I’ve been running for nearly two decades and, somehow, this is my first stability shoe. I feel like I should win some kind of award for that. Don’t get me wrong, I pronate—most people do. But just because a runner pronates doesn’t mean they need stability shoes. In fact, wearing motion control shoes can do more harm than good for some runners. Source? Sir, this is a blog. But this is the rare stability shoe that should work for both neutral and pronating runners. How did my first foray with a stability shoe go? Let’s get into it, with this Saucony Hurricane 24 review.
With the addition of Saucony’s PWRRUN PB (PEBA) foam, the Triumph 22 is one of the most anticipated shoes of the year. But did the pair meet my lofty expectations through the first 60 miles?
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I’ll never forget the first time I laced up the original Saucony Endorphin Speed, way back in 2020. I had never run in such a fun shoe—a pair that made it seem almost effortless to pick up the pace and encouraged me to commit to speed workouts for the first time in 15+ years of running. It was also the shoe I laced up for my first marathon.
Fast forward four years and three editions later, and the Endorphin Speed 4 hasn’t changed a whole lot—in a good way. I’ve run in versions 1-4, and this might just be my favorite yet. Find out why, in this Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 review.