Hurricane 26 Running Shoe

3 long training runs in so far, feels great on roads.

I did about 350 miles on my Hurricane 25’s and decided to give these a shot. I love these just as much if not more. Lighter weight, softer ride, nice support. I’m only at about 30 miles but they’ve felt great on every run.

My favorite combination of natural pronation and cushion

Saucony kindly replaced a pair of Glides in which a hole had been worn in only a few weeks’ wear. The Hurricane seem to be made from the same material but haven’t yet ripped. The Hurricane’s sides are considerably harder than the Glide 18, making for a strong, balancing guardrail with far less give. This caused pronounced blood blisters on both heels. They are healing now, after bandages and socks. The best part is the sole, which has a cushy, rounded feel that leads forward with each step.

Not happy with shoe. When I was younger and running was my main outlet or means of decomposing Saucony was my brand. After battling plantar fasciitis, I went to Hoka Bondi. The Hurricane is compared to the Bondi, but it fails to deliver the cushion, support and ride that is described. I would return the shoe, but will not return something after a single run

These things are amazing. I pronate and have flat feet. I’ve tried many other supportive shoes that promise support and protection and they have all failed to compete with this shoe. This shoe is light, bouncy, supportive, and stable. I love putting them on for basic mileage, easy runs, and long runs.