Saucony’s Endorphin Speed 5 Just Dropped to $130 Ahead of Prime Big Deal Days

Normally $175, Saucony’s Endorphin Speed 5 is on sale for $130 on Amazon.The sale price applies to both men’s and women’s version.This PEBA-cushioned shoe makes a great racing shoe for runners on a budget.Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days are coming up on October 6-7, but the discounts are already arriving. Right now, you can score one of our favorite Saucony shoes, a comfy PEBA-equipped racer, for nearly 30% off across a wide swath of colors and sizes.Amazon is selling the Saucony Endorphin Speed 5 for $130 in men’s and women’s—that’s a 26% markdown from its normal price of $175. If Amazon sells out of your size and preferred colorway, you can also find this shoe on sale at Saucony and at Nordstrom.Shop Men’s at amazon.com | Shop Women’s at amazon.comThe Endorphin Speed 5 earned a place in our guide of the best Saucony shoes for its unique spin on top-tier racing shoe tech. Like the best racers on the market, this shoe features a thick PEBA foam midsole (Saucony’s Pwrrun PB cushioning), and an embedded midsole plate stabilizes the shoe and helps you get maximum energy return. But unlike elite racers, which use carbon fiber plates, this shoe has a more forgiving nylon plate for a peppy ride without the aggressive stiffness of carbon fiber.The fifth iteration has some notable improvements over past versions, including more outsole rubber for increased durability and a redesigned nylon plate that offers more lateral support, so your foot stays aligned in the shoe as you run. While the porous mesh upper is lightweight and breathable, Saucony added padding around the ankle and heel for a more comfortable fit.Bottom line: This is a stellar choice if you want race-day speed with a more comfortable ride than typical racing shoes, and at $130, it’s a stellar bargain in the category. Scoop your pair of Endorphin Speed 5s today while this Early Prime Day pricing lasts.Shop Saucony Endorphin Speed 5 SaleMichael is a freelance writer with years of experience covering gear and the outdoors for Runner's World and other publications; when he's not writing, he's usually biking, hiking, and running in the mountains around Los Angeles, where he lives.