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Compared from 130 real runner reviews
Saucony Endorphin Azura vs adidas Hyperboost Edge vs PUMA Deviate Pure Nitro
Side by side from 130 real reviews. Every count is the same as on each shoe’s page.
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81 signal
59 reviews68 signal
35 reviews71 signal
36 reviewsIn short
Firm, stable, light do-it-all trainer; some find it harsh, though several say it softens.
Bouncy, cushioned ride for easy and long runs; the upper draws most complaints as hot or tight.
Versatile daily trainer with a roomy upper, though the foam is firm and some want more bounce.
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Specs
- Weight
- 240 g (8.5 oz), men's
- Stack height
- 40 mm heel / 32 mm forefoot
- Drop
- 8 mm
- Weight
- Not listed
- Stack height
- 45 mm heel / 39 mm forefoot
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Weight
- 220 g (7.8 oz), men's
- Stack height
- 38 mm heel / 30 mm forefoot
- Drop
- 8 mm
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