
Saucony Endorphin Speed 5
9.1 Excellentbetter value is the fork: Endorphin Speed 5 (Nylon-plated tempo shoe for workouts, faster long runs, and accessible race efforts.) versus FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3 (Energy-rod plated high-stack trainer for long runs and marathon-pace sessions.). Spec split — peer drop 8, heel stack 36, weight 227, midsole PWRRUN PB vs source drop 6, heel stack 40, weight 252, midsole FuelCell + Energy Rods.
Read review →Better than FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3
- better value is the fork: Endorphin Speed 5 (Nylon-plated tempo shoe for workouts, faster long runs, and accessible race efforts.) versus FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3 (Energy-rod plated high-stack trainer for long runs and marathon-pace sessions.). Spec split — peer drop 8, midsole PWRRUN PB, cushion feel balanced, stability neutral vs source drop 6, midsole FuelCell + Energy Rods, cushion feel soft, stability neutral.
- Endorphin Speed 5 advantage: versatile plated workout shoe
- Also stronger on: strong race/training crossover
What you give up
- You leave behind FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3's protective plated long-run shoe
- Endorphin Speed 5 downside: overkill for easy recovery jogs
- Only switch if tall stack can feel tippy is a real problem — otherwise better value is optional
Who should switch
Move to Endorphin Speed 5 when better value matters more than protecting protective plated long-run shoe.
Who should stay with FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3
Stay with FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3 if tall stack can feel tippy is not biting; Endorphin Speed 5's upside does not cancel overkill for easy recovery jogs.
Best for
- Dedicated workout/tempo shoe with plate pop without full race-day carbon cost.
- Building an Endorphin ladder: Ride/Ghost for easy, Speed for workouts, Pro for race day.
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