Saucony running shoes

Saucony is a long-established sportswear company, founded in 1898. The name of the brand comes from the Saucony stream and their logo features the stream dotted with rocks. The pronunciation of Saucony is not easy, even for English speakers, who are told to pronounce it as if they were saying sock a knee. In English, it could be roughly spelled like this to get used to it.

It took a long time from the founding to the first major point, in 1979, when the then-existing Runner’s World magazine named two Saucony running shoes among the top 10 best running shoes.

Nowadays, Saucony offers a range of running shoes that use sophisticated and well-designed techniques.

The Saucony running shoes are basically based on the following product lines:

• Ride: neutral running shoes

from Saucony for everyday training.

• Tempus: stable running shoes from Saucony
• Endorphin: top-of-the-range racing shoes from Saucony, in 4 different sub-product lines:
  • Elite: super-shoes, racing shoes
  • Pro: fast, light, race and training
  • Speed: fast for training
  • Shift: stable
  • Trail: cross-country racing
• Kinvara: everyday, but basically fast Saucony running shoes
• Triumph: everyday but longer distance, well-cushioned Saucony running shoes
• Guide: stable, lightweight Saucony running shoes

for everyday use

• Peregrine: cross-country running shoes
• Freedom: entry-level, beginner running shoes from Saucony

The Saucony running shoes now serve a very wide range of runners and are very successful among runners, with more and more elite runners running in Saucony.