Saucony Endorphin Cheetah Mens – S29095-01

Named for the fastest land animal on earth, the Endorphin Cheetah is Saucony’s elite distance spike — purpose-built for 400m to 800m events and beyond where explosive propulsion, energy return, and minimal weight determine who crosses the line first. The White/Slime colorway (S29095-01) brings bold track presence to a shoe that already stands out through pure performance engineering.

• PWRRUN HG Foam Midsole – High-grade PWRRUN HG foam delivers extra-springy, high-energy bounce through every phase of the stride, providing the propulsive cushioning response that distance spike athletes need to maintain speed and power from the first lap through the final sprint
• Carbon-Fiber Plate with SPEEDROLL Technology – An embedded carbon-fiber plate utilizes Saucony’s SPEEDROLL geometry to efficiently return energy at toe-off, creating a natural forward-rolling propulsion that reduces energy loss and drives athletes through the finish line faster with every stride
• Pebax Spike Plate – Lightweight, durable Pebax material forms the spike plate structure, providing rigid traction interface and structural support at push-off while keeping weight contribution to an absolute minimum — critical for maintaining the shoe’s 4.2 oz total weight
• Ultra-Lightweight at 4.2 oz (121g) – Men’s construction is engineered to minimize weight without compromising support or energy return, delivering a barely-there feel on the track that lets athletes focus entirely on performance rather than the shoe on their foot
• Mid-to-Long Distance Category – Optimized for 400m, 800m, and longer track events where sustained energy return and propulsive geometry matter as much as raw spike traction, making it the correct race spike for distance runners competing at the high school, collegiate, and open levels
• Vegan Construction with Recycled Materials – Built with sustainable materials and fully vegan construction, aligning with Saucony’s commitment to reducing environmental impact without making any compromises on elite competition performance