Endorphin Pro
The original Endorphin Pro is Saucony's carbon-plated race shoe in the first Endorphin collection. Lightweight PWRRUN PB foam surrounds a full-length carbon plate whose S-shaped forefoot works with SPEEDROLL geometry to guide the transition into toe-off. Within the launch collection, it fills the racing role alongside the distinct Endorphin Speed and Shift models.
- Intended uses:
- Race
Specs
- Weight
- 213g
- Of 934 known values: 112 lower, 3 equal, 819 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
- lighterLower 12.3%, including ties / average -55g
- Drop
- 8mm
- Of 945 known values: 471 lower, 267 equal, 207 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
- Standard64th percentile (tie midpoint) / average +1.2mm
- Stack (heel/forefoot)
- -
- Not registered
- Carbon plate
- Yes
- 17% of 855 known models have carbon plates
- Midsole
- PWRRUN PB
- Outsole
- -
- Not registered
- Reference price
- -
- Not registered
Weight measurement and plate details
- Weight note
- ABC-MART's December 2, 2020 original-model release lists approximately 213g per shoe, without explicit sample size or gender conditions. No US 9 or 27cm assumption is made.
- Plate note
- The exact original-model distributor construction identifies a full-length carbon-fiber plate between foam layers, with an S-shaped forefoot.
Prices and release dates by market
1 market is registered. Values are shown as published for each market: no currency conversion and no guessed days or months. Reference prices are not current shop prices.
| Market | Reference price | Release |
|---|---|---|
| JapanJP | Not registered | 2020-07-01Shown above |
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Weight
This shoe 213gregistered average 268g (934 shoes)
Drop
This shoe 8mmregistered average 6.8mm (945 shoes)
Items with missing numeric values are excluded. Sample sizes and measurement conditions vary between models; this distribution is not a performance ranking.