Saucony Hurricane 25

Running Shoe Reviews: Stability Road
Saucony Hurricane 25

Saucony’s Hurricane makes a strong return with a comprehensive redesign, in the form of premium cushioning and enhanced overpronation support.


The Saucony Hurricane 26 is ideal if...

  • You are an overpronating runner looking for a highly cushioned, supportive stability shoe
  • You prefer a soft, smooth and energetic ride with plenty of protection underfoot  
  • You want an everyday trainer for easy runs, longer runs, recovery runs or walking
Feature Details
Category Stability Running Shoes
Cushioning Max
Weight M 262g / W 232g
Drop 6mm (41/35mm)
Fit True to size, snug
Width Options Standard
Men's Saucony Hurricane 26

Men's Saucony Hurricane 26

£170

Women's Saucony Hurricane 26

Women's Saucony Hurricane 26

£170

Pros

  • Premium cushioning
  • Lightweight
  • Breathable
  • Center Path Technology for strong anti-pronation support
  • Plush internal fabric 
  • Secure heel-counter

Cons

  • May be too built-up if you prefer a more minimal feel

Improvements on Hurricane 25

  • Increased cushioning provides a softer, more comfortable ride
  • Updated support technology gives a more natural sensation and a smoother heel-to-toe transition
  • Redesigned upper offers a more comfortable, secure fit
  • Less bulky feel, despite the higher level of cushion
Saucony Hurricane 26
Saucony Hurricane 26

Features

Upper

  • Flexible fit
  • Breathable mesh
  • Lightweight construction
  • Maximum airflow
  • incrediLUX sockliner
  • Adaptive lacing system

Midsole

  • Saucony’s breakthrough incrediLUX foam is made from lightweight, bouncy materials for premium comfort
  • PWRRUN FRAME – offers more protection and responsiveness around the foot
  • Higher sidewalls, broader platform, rocker shape & asymmetric profile integrate into the Center Path Technology to support a secure landing alongside a powerful response
  • Maintains natural running posture but improves stability to aid in more efficient runs 

Outersole

  • Durable rubber
  • Full ground-contact design – entire outsole contacts the ground to offer landing stability 

In Testing

Previous seasons of the Hurricane have always felt a little intrusive on the arch for my overpronation, so I was never able to warm to them. Once having tried this new (and improved!) version, however, it felt like a completely different shoe.

I first noticed the cushioning, which looked quite thick, but in reality, felt incredibly light. The anti-pronation features also kicked in as soon as I set off on an initial run, during which I felt my posture was more aligned than usual.

Fortunately, I continue to harbour these positive feelings with my runs in the Hurricane and would recommend all runners who need strong overpronation support to look at them with fresh eyes.


Verdict

Saucony’s Hurricane has made a powerful return, having been redesigned top to bottom with a new approach to stability and cushioning. The holistic Center Path Technology, alongside the plush incrediLUX FOAM foam, is what makes the Hurricane 26 stand out. Ideal for runners who overpronate but also desire a soft and responsive landing, as well as walkers who want something to keep them going for another couple of miles!

Men's Saucony Hurricane 26

Men's Saucony Hurricane 26

£170

Women's Saucony Hurricane 26

Women's Saucony Hurricane 26

£170

Saucony Hurricane 26 Comparison

Product Comparison
Asics Gel Kayano More traditional stability system with a firmer, more structured feel. Similar level of maximalist cushioning, but the Kayano feels slightly heavier and less responsive. Higher 8mm drop. Better for moderate-to-severe overpronators. Slightly higher price point.
Asics GT-2000 Less cushioned with a lower stack, closer to the ground, with a firmer, more responsive feel. Lighter and more streamlined but offers less protection for long or easy runs. Higher drop at 8mm. Lower price point.
Hoka Arahi Firmer and less plush underfoot, with a more controlled and stable ride. Lighter and less bulky, with a smooth rocking sole. Similar stack height but a higher 8mm drop. Lower price point.
Mizuno Wave Inspire A bit firmer and a more traditional trainer feel, slightly more structured and a more rigid transition. Lower stack, less bounciness, but lighter and more responsive. Considerably higher drop at 10mm, more suited for heel strikers. Lower price point.
Men's Asics Gel Kayano 33

Men's Asics Gel Kayano 33

£180

Men's Hoka Arahi 9

Men's Hoka Arahi 9

£140

Men's Asics GT-2000 15

Men's Asics GT-2000 15

£135

Men's Asics GT-2000 15

Men's Asics GT-2000 15

£135

Men's Mizuno Wave Inspire 22

Men's Mizuno Wave Inspire 22

£140

Women's Asics Gel Kayano 33

Women's Asics Gel Kayano 33

£180

Women's Hoka Arahi 9

Women's Hoka Arahi 9

£140

Women's Asics GT-2000 15

Women's Asics GT-2000 15

£135

Women's Mizuno Wave Inspire 22

Women's Mizuno Wave Inspire 22

£140

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