Be lightning quick on the trail in the Saucony Endorphin Edge. This lightweight trail shoe propels you forward with SPEEDROLL technology that lets you fly through the trails. A flexible Carbitextrade AFX carbon-fiber plate is purpose-built for trail running, giving you incredible speed and efficiency without sacrificing ground feel. Its three-quarter length is engineered to give you an adaptable heel strike for the varied terrain. Plus, it has a PWRTRAC outsole for grip and traction on the trail. The Endorphin Edge is lightweight and fast thanks to its PWRRUN PB cushioning that helps you go far, fast. The cushioning provides amazing energy return every step of the way. A lightweight mesh upper actively pulls moisture away from your foot and evaporates quickly to keep your feet dry and comfortable. This shoe has a bit of room in the forefoot, which works well for trail runners with a wider foot. The Saucony Endorphin Edge will have you racing off-road to places unknown. Learn more in our Saucony Endorphin Edge review.
Be lightning quick on the trail in the Saucony Endorphin Edge. This lightweight trail shoe propels you forward with SPEEDROLL technology that lets you fly through the trails. A flexible Carbitextrade AFX carbon-fiber plate is purpose-built for trail running, giving you incredible speed and efficiency without sacrificing ground feel. Its three-quarter length is engineered to give you an adaptable heel strike for the varied terrain. Plus, it has a PWRTRAC outsole for grip and traction on the trail. The Endorphin Edge is lightweight and fast thanks to its PWRRUN PB cushioning that helps you go far, fast. The cushioning provides amazing energy return every step of the way. A lightweight mesh upper actively pulls moisture away from your foot and evaporates quickly to keep your feet dry and comfortable. This shoe has a bit of room in the forefoot, which works well for trail runners with a wider foot. The Saucony Endorphin Edge will have you racing off-road to places unknown. Learn more in our Saucony Endorphin Edge review.
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The lowest price we last saw for Saucony Endorphin Edge | Umbra / Slime | Mens / USM 10 was $302.73 at GOAT (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Saucony Endorphin Edge | Umbra / Slime | Mens / USM 10
Be lightning quick on the trail in the Saucony Endorphin Edge. This lightweight trail shoe propels you forward with SPEEDROLL technology that lets you fly through the trails. A flexible Carbitextrade AFX carbon-fiber plate is purpose-built for trail running, giving you incredible speed and efficiency without sacrificing ground feel. Its three-quarter length is engineered to give you an adaptable heel strike for the varied terrain. Plus, it has a PWRTRAC outsole for grip and traction on the trail. The Endorphin Edge is lightweight and fast thanks to its PWRRUN PB cushioning that helps you go far, fast. The cushioning provides amazing energy return every step of the way. A lightweight mesh upper actively pulls moisture away from your foot and evaporates quickly to keep your feet dry and comfortable. This shoe has a bit of room in the forefoot, which works well for trail runners with a wider foot. The Saucony Endorphin Edge will have you racing off-road to places unknown. Learn more in our Saucony Endorphin Edge review.
Be lightning quick on the trail in the Saucony Endorphin Edge. This lightweight trail shoe propels you forward with SPEEDROLL technology that lets you fly through the trails. A flexible Carbitextrade AFX carbon-fiber plate is purpose-built for trail running, giving you incredible speed and efficiency without sacrificing ground feel. Its three-quarter length is engineered to give you an adaptable heel strike for the varied terrain. Plus, it has a PWRTRAC outsole for grip and traction on the trail. The Endorphin Edge is lightweight and fast thanks to its PWRRUN PB cushioning that helps you go far, fast. The cushioning provides amazing energy return every step of the way. A lightweight mesh upper actively pulls moisture away from your foot and evaporates quickly to keep your feet dry and comfortable. This shoe has a bit of room in the forefoot, which works well for trail runners with a wider foot. The Saucony Endorphin Edge will have you racing off-road to places unknown. Learn more in our Saucony Endorphin Edge review.
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Saucony Endorphin Edge 'Umbra Slime' | Black | Men's Size 10
Delivery between 23–30 Mar $25
originally posted on REI
I snagged these bad boys for $65 on Amazon—bargain hunting at its finest! I was on the prowl for a trail half marathon shoe that wouldn’t break the bank, and these seemed like a solid bet. Now, are they the greatest shoes out there? Nah. But for the price, they’re pretty darn good!I’ve got wide feet (like, “bust-out-of-Altras” wide), but I was pleasantly surprised by the toe box here—fantastic! I’m a 10.5, and these fit like a glove. If you’re planning on hitting the downhills, do yourself a favor and use a lace lock—and maybe even throw on some grippy socks to help with foot stability inside the shoe.The grip on these shoes? Well, it’s not going to win any awards. In fact, I briefly considered replacing the soles with Vibrams (yep, it’s that bad). On gravel and ... MoreI snagged these bad boys for $65 on Amazon—bargain hunting at its finest! I was on the prowl for a trail half marathon shoe that wouldn’t break the bank, and these seemed like a solid bet. Now, are they the greatest shoes out there? Nah. But for the price, they’re pretty darn good!I’ve got wide feet (like, “bust-out-of-Altras” wide), but I was pleasantly surprised by the toe box here—fantastic! I’m a 10.5, and these fit like a glove. If you’re planning on hitting the downhills, do yourself a favor and use a lace lock—and maybe even throw on some grippy socks to help with foot stability inside the shoe.The grip on these shoes? Well, it’s not going to win any awards. In fact, I briefly considered replacing the soles with Vibrams (yep, it’s that bad). On gravel and pavement, you really feel the 3/4 carbon/rock plate.All in all, I’d recommend these for light trails and non-technical terrain. They’re perfect for dusty switchbacks or well-maintained paths. But if you’re thinking of tackling anything more intense, bring out the big guns—these shoes aren’t made for the rough stuff!
originally posted on moosejaw.com
After reading lots of online reviews and comparisons, I decided to get the Endorphin Edge shoes for an upcoming 8hr trail run. I've been using Saucony for years as my road running shoe and am now venturing into trail running, the feel and fit is true as with their road shoes but the Edge has a wide and spacious toe box which gives the toes room to move. The upper is light and breathable but still sheds away water and mud, with reinforcements were needed to avoid rocks from tearing it up. The sole is great on hard surfaces, soil and loose dirt, but can be slippery in smooth wet surfaces. I wanted a carbon plated shoe to keep the shoe springy and also serve as rock plate; I can't say that I feel a lot of assistance from the plate when running, especially when pushing ... MoreAfter reading lots of online reviews and comparisons, I decided to get the Endorphin Edge shoes for an upcoming 8hr trail run. I've been using Saucony for years as my road running shoe and am now venturing into trail running, the feel and fit is true as with their road shoes but the Edge has a wide and spacious toe box which gives the toes room to move. The upper is light and breathable but still sheds away water and mud, with reinforcements were needed to avoid rocks from tearing it up. The sole is great on hard surfaces, soil and loose dirt, but can be slippery in smooth wet surfaces. I wanted a carbon plated shoe to keep the shoe springy and also serve as rock plate; I can't say that I feel a lot of assistance from the plate when running, especially when pushing off the forefoot. But the cushioning and plate come alive when stepping over rocks, the cushioning lessens the impact and then the plate pops and pushes off. I'm really pleased with the purchase, I've only put about 20 miles of trail running and hiking and hope the response keeps getting better as they are worn in.
originally posted on backcountry.com
These shoes are sleek, but I really struggled to adjust to the thick heel. I'm used to Altra lone peak 6's with very little heel and a wide toe box. The bounce from the foam was fun and i didnt feel any knee pain as i sometimes do when i forget to keep my steps light. I think the drastic difference in heel height was the casue of the severe pain and cramping I got around the first mile of my runs. The laces were also tricky to lace up to allow for support but not cut off circulation to my ankles. I have quite wide flat feet and didn't feel as though these shoes were wide enough or provided enough support on the sides to prevent the tissue on the sides of my feet from falling over the edge of the inner sole. I liked the bright pink color, but it's not worth the pain ... MoreThese shoes are sleek, but I really struggled to adjust to the thick heel. I'm used to Altra lone peak 6's with very little heel and a wide toe box. The bounce from the foam was fun and i didnt feel any knee pain as i sometimes do when i forget to keep my steps light. I think the drastic difference in heel height was the casue of the severe pain and cramping I got around the first mile of my runs. The laces were also tricky to lace up to allow for support but not cut off circulation to my ankles. I have quite wide flat feet and didn't feel as though these shoes were wide enough or provided enough support on the sides to prevent the tissue on the sides of my feet from falling over the edge of the inner sole. I liked the bright pink color, but it's not worth the pain to keep them. I sent them in for a return and hope to get another pair of altras with my store credit.
| Heel Stack | 36 mm |
| Forefoot Stack | 30 mm |
| Heel-Toe Offset | 6 mm |
Saucony Endorphin Edge 'Umbra Slime' | Black | Men's Size 10
Delivery between 23–30 Mar $25
I snagged these bad boys for $65 on Amazon—bargain hunting at its finest! I was on the prowl for a trail half marathon shoe that wouldn’t break the bank, and these seemed like a solid bet. Now, are they the greatest shoes out there? Nah. But for the price, they’re pretty darn good!I’ve got wide feet (like, “bust-out-of-Altras” wide), but I was pleasantly surprised by the toe box here—fantastic! I’m a 10.5, and these fit like a glove. If you’re planning on hitting the downhills, do yourself a favor and use a lace lock—and maybe even throw on some grippy socks to help with foot stability inside the shoe.The grip on these shoes? Well, it’s not going to win any awards. In fact, I briefly considered replacing the soles with Vibrams (yep, it’s that bad). On gravel and ... MoreI snagged these bad boys for $65 on Amazon—bargain hunting at its finest! I was on the prowl for a trail half marathon shoe that wouldn’t break the bank, and these seemed like a solid bet. Now, are they the greatest shoes out there? Nah. But for the price, they’re pretty darn good!I’ve got wide feet (like, “bust-out-of-Altras” wide), but I was pleasantly surprised by the toe box here—fantastic! I’m a 10.5, and these fit like a glove. If you’re planning on hitting the downhills, do yourself a favor and use a lace lock—and maybe even throw on some grippy socks to help with foot stability inside the shoe.The grip on these shoes? Well, it’s not going to win any awards. In fact, I briefly considered replacing the soles with Vibrams (yep, it’s that bad). On gravel and pavement, you really feel the 3/4 carbon/rock plate.All in all, I’d recommend these for light trails and non-technical terrain. They’re perfect for dusty switchbacks or well-maintained paths. But if you’re thinking of tackling anything more intense, bring out the big guns—these shoes aren’t made for the rough stuff!
After reading lots of online reviews and comparisons, I decided to get the Endorphin Edge shoes for an upcoming 8hr trail run. I've been using Saucony for years as my road running shoe and am now venturing into trail running, the feel and fit is true as with their road shoes but the Edge has a wide and spacious toe box which gives the toes room to move. The upper is light and breathable but still sheds away water and mud, with reinforcements were needed to avoid rocks from tearing it up. The sole is great on hard surfaces, soil and loose dirt, but can be slippery in smooth wet surfaces. I wanted a carbon plated shoe to keep the shoe springy and also serve as rock plate; I can't say that I feel a lot of assistance from the plate when running, especially when pushing ... MoreAfter reading lots of online reviews and comparisons, I decided to get the Endorphin Edge shoes for an upcoming 8hr trail run. I've been using Saucony for years as my road running shoe and am now venturing into trail running, the feel and fit is true as with their road shoes but the Edge has a wide and spacious toe box which gives the toes room to move. The upper is light and breathable but still sheds away water and mud, with reinforcements were needed to avoid rocks from tearing it up. The sole is great on hard surfaces, soil and loose dirt, but can be slippery in smooth wet surfaces. I wanted a carbon plated shoe to keep the shoe springy and also serve as rock plate; I can't say that I feel a lot of assistance from the plate when running, especially when pushing off the forefoot. But the cushioning and plate come alive when stepping over rocks, the cushioning lessens the impact and then the plate pops and pushes off. I'm really pleased with the purchase, I've only put about 20 miles of trail running and hiking and hope the response keeps getting better as they are worn in.
These shoes are sleek, but I really struggled to adjust to the thick heel. I'm used to Altra lone peak 6's with very little heel and a wide toe box. The bounce from the foam was fun and i didnt feel any knee pain as i sometimes do when i forget to keep my steps light. I think the drastic difference in heel height was the casue of the severe pain and cramping I got around the first mile of my runs. The laces were also tricky to lace up to allow for support but not cut off circulation to my ankles. I have quite wide flat feet and didn't feel as though these shoes were wide enough or provided enough support on the sides to prevent the tissue on the sides of my feet from falling over the edge of the inner sole. I liked the bright pink color, but it's not worth the pain ... MoreThese shoes are sleek, but I really struggled to adjust to the thick heel. I'm used to Altra lone peak 6's with very little heel and a wide toe box. The bounce from the foam was fun and i didnt feel any knee pain as i sometimes do when i forget to keep my steps light. I think the drastic difference in heel height was the casue of the severe pain and cramping I got around the first mile of my runs. The laces were also tricky to lace up to allow for support but not cut off circulation to my ankles. I have quite wide flat feet and didn't feel as though these shoes were wide enough or provided enough support on the sides to prevent the tissue on the sides of my feet from falling over the edge of the inner sole. I liked the bright pink color, but it's not worth the pain to keep them. I sent them in for a return and hope to get another pair of altras with my store credit.
After 25 years, I finally found my perfect thru-hiking and fast packing shoe! I’m 6’5”, 240 pounds. Not only does this shoe have a crazy amount of cushion, but the carbon fiber plate and rock plate protect the bottom of my feet from rock bruises. The carbon fiber plate makes all the difference. These shoes are incredibly light, dry super fast and are extremely comfortable. I have about 80 miles of technical trail/off trail hiking on these and am surprised at how little wear they show. I really hope that Saucony does not change a thing on these shoes, but I bought 2 extra pairs just in case.
I bought a pair about a month ago. I found the shoe was not quite true to size (owning 10 pairs of Saucony now, all the same size) and I needed to return. Order 1/2 down, due to the length.Break in went well and I felt that the shoe was essentially ready for racing/long distances out of the box.I hoped to give this shoe a 5 star but some of the concerns meant I could only give it 3.5 (default to 4) stars at this time.Pros: light shoe, overall fit was pretty good once the sizing was correct and the shoe was stiff enough for what I like in the trails. Overall the shoe felt fast.Cons: the lacing has been challenging. No matter how I laced (various racer loops styles), the heel would have some slipping which I haven't solved yet. During a race, I had to stop ... MoreI bought a pair about a month ago. I found the shoe was not quite true to size (owning 10 pairs of Saucony now, all the same size) and I needed to return. Order 1/2 down, due to the length.Break in went well and I felt that the shoe was essentially ready for racing/long distances out of the box.I hoped to give this shoe a 5 star but some of the concerns meant I could only give it 3.5 (default to 4) stars at this time.Pros: light shoe, overall fit was pretty good once the sizing was correct and the shoe was stiff enough for what I like in the trails. Overall the shoe felt fast.Cons: the lacing has been challenging. No matter how I laced (various racer loops styles), the heel would have some slipping which I haven't solved yet. During a race, I had to stop several times to adjust the lacing as they would loosen up a bit (possibly still breaking in) or I had them a bit too tight around the ankle.Had to replace one shoe to fit a power pod as the original lacing didn't allow the proper placement of a pod.-durability is questionable after 4 runs where there are chunks missing out of the foam sides from normal Trail use in the woods.-stability is a bit nerve racking but this is possibly my issue of not being used to a taller stack height. I had some minor ankle rollers and felt not sure footed on technical terrain and downhills.-traction was acceptable on hard packed terrain that wasn't too technical. During my race last week, there was a bit of moisture in the short grassy and dirty (a bit of mud) sections and the shoes were a struggling. I could feel my feet slide, also laterally at times. This meant I could not push as hard as I have in other similar trail shoes.Overall, I'm content with the shoe but some of the concerns mean it's not my top racing shoe at this time.A little irritating that not all produced colors were available in Canada.
I purchased these trail running shoes with trail running in mind. I am finding that they are extremely versatile. I have also been using them for walking/running in the winter elements in the city. The added grip on the bottom is enough to make you feel secure walking/ running in ice and snow. The shoe itself does provide stability. The fabric of the shoe feels extremely water resistant- my feet have been dry even when running in light rain and snow.I did swap the laces out for something that stayed better tied- I had some issues with the original laces staying tied on runs.Sizing for the shoe is spot on. I sized up a half size as I like my running shoes to have a bit more space in the toe.
This is very nice shoe, but I've found it doesn't quite have the magic of the endorphin speed. I'm finding no benefit of the plate as one might expect. Compared to my endorphin speed where the liveliness of the plate gives back some bounce that you lose from the robustness cushioning, with the Edge my toes sink in just a bit on every step and give me that running in the mud feeling I get from overly cushioned shoes.As with other Saucony shoes, the fit is great, and I've found the vertical roominess of the toebox to be a pleasant change, and the lacing system is cool. However, the hefty price tag isn't justified for a shoe that needs to be reworked. Hopefully the next version will take more cues from it's endorphin speed and endorphin pro cousins. In the meantime, ... MoreThis is very nice shoe, but I've found it doesn't quite have the magic of the endorphin speed. I'm finding no benefit of the plate as one might expect. Compared to my endorphin speed where the liveliness of the plate gives back some bounce that you lose from the robustness cushioning, with the Edge my toes sink in just a bit on every step and give me that running in the mud feeling I get from overly cushioned shoes.As with other Saucony shoes, the fit is great, and I've found the vertical roominess of the toebox to be a pleasant change, and the lacing system is cool. However, the hefty price tag isn't justified for a shoe that needs to be reworked. Hopefully the next version will take more cues from it's endorphin speed and endorphin pro cousins. In the meantime, I'll stick with the Peregrine 13 and Hoka Torrent 2 on the trails.
I’m an experienced trail runner and ultra runner. I’ve run about 80 miles in these particular shoes so far (short and long run) and I’m still unsure of what I think of them. I really want to love these but they feel stiff and not very stable. Perhaps they need more time to be broken in?I bought these because I’ve really enjoyed running in the Saucony Endorphin Series road running shoes, Endorphin 3s and Pro 3s, and I thought these would be a great trail equivalent.Despite having the correct size, I can’t seem to lock my heel in place no matter how I tie the laces. I’ve never been prone to blisters yet I developed one while wearing these. I also get a pain in my right ankle only while I’m running fast intervals in these—something that’s never happened. Perhaps ... MoreI’m an experienced trail runner and ultra runner. I’ve run about 80 miles in these particular shoes so far (short and long run) and I’m still unsure of what I think of them. I really want to love these but they feel stiff and not very stable. Perhaps they need more time to be broken in?I bought these because I’ve really enjoyed running in the Saucony Endorphin Series road running shoes, Endorphin 3s and Pro 3s, and I thought these would be a great trail equivalent.Despite having the correct size, I can’t seem to lock my heel in place no matter how I tie the laces. I’ve never been prone to blisters yet I developed one while wearing these. I also get a pain in my right ankle only while I’m running fast intervals in these—something that’s never happened. Perhaps it’s my socks? A bunch of coincidences?I haven’t given up on them yet but the jury is still out.
I just want to preface this by saying I am and have been a huge fan of Saucony for a while… back to when the kinvara’s were one of the newest light weight trainers on the market. For the past 10 years I’ve exclusively run in Saucony shoes. I currently have 2 endorphin speed 3s, the endorphin pro 3, and 3 pairs of Kinvara 13 in my rotation.I took up trail running last year, so naturally I gravitated to the peregrine line. The fit and comfort were good, so I bought several pairs. Unfortunately the durability of this shoe is very poor. The uppers would rip through and the lugs would get worn down very quickly and after a month or two the lugs/sole just rips off. In the beginning I thought it was just me, as I admit, I am quite rough on them. But in the past season ... MoreI just want to preface this by saying I am and have been a huge fan of Saucony for a while… back to when the kinvara’s were one of the newest light weight trainers on the market. For the past 10 years I’ve exclusively run in Saucony shoes. I currently have 2 endorphin speed 3s, the endorphin pro 3, and 3 pairs of Kinvara 13 in my rotation.I took up trail running last year, so naturally I gravitated to the peregrine line. The fit and comfort were good, so I bought several pairs. Unfortunately the durability of this shoe is very poor. The uppers would rip through and the lugs would get worn down very quickly and after a month or two the lugs/sole just rips off. In the beginning I thought it was just me, as I admit, I am quite rough on them. But in the past season I’ve gone through about 5 peregrines, 2 peregrine gore tex, and 1 endorphin edge. The sole rips off and the lugs get worn down so quickly. Why did I keep buying them? I guess I’m a fool and a sucker for saucony so I never thought of buying anything else. I wanted to run through the mountains doing my best impression of Racin Grayson.So I signed up for a 50 mile ultra. I had nothing to wear to the dance so I panicked and bought another pair of the endorphin edge trail runners a week before the race. Even though they aren’t that durable, they are a fast shoe and they’re comfortable even while running on the road. I did two easy shakeout runs on the track, and the race. So I’ve run in these 3 times and they are breaking down.So while I will still buy the road shoes, this was the last straw and I’m giving up on the trail runners until things improve.
Bought for my son for varsity cross-country. He enjoyed the shoes. They are light, good cushion and traction, with some spring. He ran on road and dirt tracks, not tactical trails. He got a pink colored pair. The PB foam is painted, so when it was damaged it was white underneath -- an aesthetic issue that can be overlooked. Bigger problem was that the tread wore too quickly. With about a month left in the season, the centers of the sole were nearly flat. If Saucony invested in a more solid and sharp Vibram material, I am convinced they would have lasted the season, possibly beyond. That may require some compromise in weight, but if you are spending $200 on a top-quality shoe, it should last the season.
| Heel Stack | 36 mm |
| Forefoot Stack | 30 mm |
| Heel-Toe Offset | 6 mm |
