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Comparing Saucony vs New Balance really comes down to a lot of personal preference. And of course some proprietary technologies, fit, and feel. They’re easily among the most recognizable brands and for good reason; both make exceptional running shoes for various running styles and body types.
Both brands are known for their quality and offer a variety of models to suit different needs like overpronation, cushioning, and various styles of running.
And don’t worry, just because I share a last name with one brand doesn’t mean my opinion is biased. 😉
New Balance’s top models are the 1080 and the 860, which are designed for neutral to mild overpronators. Saucony’s most recognizable shoes are the Kinvara, Triumph and now the Endorphin line. So what does all of that mean?
Let’s look at some key differences between the shoe brands, then we’ll compare features and go head to head with individual shoes to help you find the best fit.
The Main Differences Saucony vs ASICS
Saucony and ASICS offer similar features and models for all kinds of runners, from the casual runner to extreme marathoner to the flat-footed or high-arched.
I break down the differences in more detail…
