I think that the evaluation of each shoe can never be objective, as two people who wear the same shoe will definitely have two different opinions. This is also the case for me. I was excited that after a long wait, this particular shoe had a good price in my size, so I bought it immediately. I believe that when you put the shoe on your foot, you should feel like you're putting on a sock, any discomfort or concern it causes should be taken off and put aside or returned. Unfortunately, not everything is for everyone.
I start with the first contact, which is the visual aspect. The shoe in my size 49 (definitely a large size) looked huge and I'm not saying this to diminish it, but it was incredibly bulky. In my hand, I can say that I felt it weighing more than the 296g that the representative gives, which surprised me because my previous pair, Adidas Solar Glide 5, weighing 335g, feels lighter (you might say it's not a big difference, and you're right, but...).
In this case, the moment of truth, the moment I wear it for the first time. I immediately caught myself thinking that something didn't appeal to me! I put on the second shoe and took a walk around the house. I always thought that wearing a pair of Saucony shoes on my feet would be perfect... BIG MISTAKE!!! I took them off and left them aside, saying to myself, leave it for the evening, they will show you their worth during the workout. The time for the workout came and something was bothering me inside, I put them back on and while I was ready to go for a relaxed run of 6-7 km, I took them off again and canceled the workout. I now had doubts about the shoe, which made me not think much and return them.
In conclusion, the shoe is very good but not for my foot, and I believe the reason is that the offset is very small, while I am used to a larger one, which also suits my running style. It is too tall for tall people, so it creates a feeling of instability, and also the fabric felt very stiff to me. I am waiting to exchange it for the Endorphin Speed 2 and I hope it will impress me. In any case, the matter is completely subjective.

Perhaps the best athletic shoes I have ever bought. I bought them mainly for running and a little bit of walking. When I first tried them on, it felt like the shoes wanted to pull me forward and make me run. I was a bit scared, but after a short walk, they became incredibly comfortable for both running and walking. I can say they are unique shoes for running, giving you the correct body posture and the tendency to give extra energy to your running. I can say they provide tremendous support. They are incredibly stable shoes and I can say they keep the heel and arch of the foot in the correct position.

Downsides: If you wear these shoes for simple training, I do not recommend them at all. They become very uncomfortable, especially if you start lifting weights (such as heavy kettlebells and barbells with plates). The heel cannot be properly supported to lift weights. I bought them for everyday training (because I do crossfit), but they are athletic shoes designed specifically for crossfit. The shoes are purely for running and walking. You will be thrilled there, just like I am. I highly recommend them and I am sure you will enjoy them.

Coming from Hoka Clifton 7 (an amazing shoe with around 1000km), I decided to try these ones, also having the Peregrine 10 for trail running. Well, the shoe is ideal for all kinds of training. Personally, it suits me well and the drop compared to the Triumph is also good. It has been tested on long runs, tempo runs, and I am completely satisfied. Its geometry helps a lot in providing the required traction it promises. The structure of the heel is very good. Excellent laces, true to size compared to what I wear (size 46). It is indeed tall, but it didn't bother me at all. The construction quality is very high level. Particularly comfortable for the feet and waist (I have issues with both) and performs very well in turns. In the first few runs, I felt a little discomfort in the sole, but after 50 km, that feeling disappeared. It is very comfortable for walking. Being extremely satisfied with my previous choice, I had reservations before buying these. Now, none! I think Saucony has made leaps in their running shoes in recent years, and this is reflected in their entire range, not just their flagship models!

I do not run as I have damaged knees from surgeries, so my review will be solely based on walking with the shoes. Coming from Adidas ultra boost and ASICS, my first impression when I first wore them was negative. The cushioning was particularly hard compared to the previous ones. Also, the offset is 4mm (38mm at the back, 34mm at the front) in comparison to the ultra boost which has an 8mm drop. Without straining them, as I started getting used to them, I began to really like them. They tend to push you forward while walking. The sole is harder but comfortable. After wearing the ultra boost again for a few days, it felt strange to me. They are soft to the point where you feel like you are walking on deflated tires, and the sole reads all the irregularities of the road, resulting in the foot sole being strained after many hours of use. (In contrast, the endorphin shoes do not feel anything from the road). It is evident with their harder sole that they are purely performance shoes. I would compare them to the suspensions of cars, a soft suspension like the ultra boost offers luxurious comfort like a good family car. On the other hand, the endorphin shoes are harder, like the suspension of a racing car, necessary for racing use. The only thing I cannot comment on is their durability over time.