Saucony
Hurricane 25
Product Judgment
Strong
8.5
Category: Daily Trainer
Release year: 2024
Price Judgment
Reasonable
Common retail price: ~$135
Availability: Widely Available
Based on manual research as of Jun 15, 2026
Description
Flagship max-cushion stability trainer in Saucony's lineup. Refined for plush comfort, high energy return, and improved stability. Widely praised for its protective, supportive ride and premium build.
Delivers a soft, stable ride with minimal ground feel and smooth transitions. Wide platform and dual-foam midsole absorb impact and control motion without aggressive correction. Bulky, heavy build reduces agility but enhances joint protection and support. Upper prioritizes comfort and lockdown, though breathability is limited.
Best suited for heavier runners or those needing maximum cushioning and stability on daily and long runs. Excels at easy mileage, recovery, and joint protection, especially for overpronators. Less appropriate for speedwork, racing, or hot climates due to weight and ventilation. Remains a top choice for comfort-focused, high-mileage road training.
Performance Scores
Comfort
9Maximal cushioning, plush upper, and roomy fit deliver outstanding comfort.
Energy Return
8Dual-foam midsole provides strong rebound for a stability shoe.
Stability
9Wide base, firm cradle, and heel counter ensure excellent support for overpronators.
Durability
8Thick outsole rubber and robust upper show minimal wear after testing.
Fun to Ride
6Smooth, protective ride but feels bulky and less agile at faster paces.
Run Fitness
Daily
9Excels at daily mileage with plush cushioning and stable platform.
Long
9Max cushioning and support make it ideal for long, steady runs.
Tempo
5Heavy, bulky build limits responsiveness for tempo efforts.
Race
4Weight and bulk make it unsuited for racing or speedwork.
Recovery
8Soft, protective ride supports joint recovery and easy efforts.
Pros & Cons
- Outstanding cushioning
- Exceptional stability
- Plush, secure fit
- Durable outsole
- Poor breathability
- Heavy and bulky
Maximal cushioning and plush upper provide excellent comfort for high-mileage runners.
Wide base and firm midsole cradle deliver reliable stability for overpronators.
Roomy forefoot and secure lockdown create a comfortable, supportive fit.
Thick, robust outsole rubber ensures strong durability over many miles.
Multi-layered upper and sealed toebox limit airflow, causing the shoe to feel warm in hot conditions.
Bulky construction and high weight reduce agility and make the shoe less suitable for faster running.
Specifications
Best for paces
5:30-7:30 min/km
Drop
6 mm
Stack height
40 mm heel / 33 mm forefoot
Weight
285 g
Drop
6 mm
Stack height
40 mm heel / 33 mm forefoot
Weight
285 g
Pronation
N/A
Width
medium
Terrain
Road
Technologies
PWRRUN PB foam, PWRRUN foam cradle, XT-900 outsole rubber
Plate
no
Best for paces
5:30-7:30 min/km
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