Saucony 2026 Road Line Up Introduction
Over the years, Saucony have delivered some real treats. The Endorphin line has become a mainstay of many runners rotations. The Endorphin Elite 2 provided a ride which was unlike anything else out there. Their daily line has been solid too with the Triumph being a fan favourite. What do they bring to the table in 2026? We have a series of updates to already established lines which look to push the performance further. Moreover, we have a brand new and exciting looking shoe, the Endorphin Azura. Let’s take a look!
Saucony 2026 Endorphin Azura
A new shoe and another which is coming for the crown of the EVO SL. On paper, it seems like a plateless Endorphin Speed. Not a bad thought really. Fast and light with a focus on the joy of running, the Azura is a daily trainer that can pick up the pace. 40mm of unplated PWRRUN PB under the heel makes sure that landings are soft. Meanwhile, the SpeedRoll Technology helps to get those toes popping off the pavement when the speed increases. All of this for only $150, sounds like a dream!
Specs:
Stack: 40mm
Weight: 250g | 8.5oz
Drop: 8mm
Price: $150
Release: February 2026
Saucony 2026 Endorphin Elite 3
The fastest and lightest shoe in the Saucony racing line. IncrediRUN foam once again offers its excellent energy return and unique ride. From all reports, it is one of the softest foams out there by quite some distance. Then we have the weight, a full 40mm stack for just 204g? Fantastic stuff. The v3 sees a change to the carbon fibre plate to make the run even faster and smoother. As expected, the upper is light, tight and race ready. For many, this may be one of the most anticipated releases of the year. Does it make the cut for you?
Specs:
Stack: 39.5mm
Weight: 204g | 7.2oz
Drop: 8mm
Price: $290
Release: June 2026
Saucony 2026 Endorphin Pro 5
With the same foam set up as last year, the biggest change comes in the carbon plate on the Endorphin Elite 5. This years version has a reshaped and slotted plate sandwiched between the layers of PWRRUN PB and PWRRUN HG. Fast, fun and helping you to push past your bests, that’s the aim of the Endorphin Pro 5. Runners looking for a start line rocket are spoiled by the Saucony range this year, will you pick the Endorphin Pro 5 or the Endorphin Elite 3?
Specs:
Stack: 39.5mm
Weight: 206g | 7.3oz
Drop: 8mm
Price: €250 | $225
Release: March 2026
Saucony 2026 Triumph 24
The flagship daily trainer of the Saucony line is back for a 24th outing. First up, we see the brand new IncrediLUX (TPEE) midsole foam. Premium cushion and a lightweight feel for socking up the daily miles and keeping you happy with time on foot. The Triumph 24 offers a plush ride which promises not to compromise energy return. A premium shoe with a premium feel for the days when you aren’t racing. It also offers a pretty decent weight for a shoe with a 43mm stack at the heel.
Specs:
Stack: 43mm
Weight: 250g | 8.8oz
Drop: 10mm
Price: €250 | $225
Release: June 2026
Saucony 2026 Ride 19
The do-it-all daily offering from Saucony sees tweaks across the whole platform. A reformulated PWRRUN+ foam is lighter, softer and more responsive. Meanwhile, we find a retooled upper which offers enhanced breathability and stretch for a more democratic fit. Extra plushness around the heel collar makes sure that everyone will be comfortable on whichever run they decide to take. The price is also very reasonable in comparison to its competitors too.
Specs:
Stack: 36mm
Weight: 255g | 9oz
Drop: 8mm
Price: €150 | $140
Release: January 2026
Saucony 2026 Guide 19
Those who like a little more protection in their run can opt for the Guide 19. The enhanced PWRRUN foam gives a soft landing and a responsive feel. Meanwhile, the Centre Path Technology features a broad based platform with high sidewalls to hug the foot and guide you through the gait cycle. Up top, we find a breathable and stretchy upper to offer a premium step in feel for a very reasonable price.
Specs:
Stack: 35mm
Weight: 275g | 9.7oz
Drop: 6mm
Price: $140
Saucony 2026 Peregrine 16
For the trail, Saucony brings the Peregrine back for another release. The nimble, trail ready option is upgraded with a new Vibram Megagrip outsole to make sure you stay moving in the right direction no matter the terrain or conditions. Alongside the outsole upgrade, we are also treated to some extra PWRRUN foam underfoot. An increase of 4mm from the previous 28mm to 32. All this sounds like it should make the trail ready favourite even more comfortable for all the long miles ahead. Keep your eyes on Meta Endurance’s channels across the internet to see the review as soon as it lands.
Specs:
Stack: 32mm
Weight: 271g | 9.5oz
Drop: 4mm
Price: $145
