Saucony Hurricane 25
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Saucony Hurricane 25

A really impressive, smooth, stable max-cushion shoe that is more versatile than the More V6 and the pick of the two for most runners. — The Run Testers

Physical blueprint

Where this shoe sits

Weight 295 g
Heel stack 41.0 mm
Drop 6.0 mm
Cushioning Maximal

Best for

Daily TrainingMarathon RacingLong Runs
Pronation Mild Overpronation
Surface Road

Specifications

Weight (M9)
295g (10.4 oz)
Stack (Heel)
41.0 mm
Stack (Forefoot)
35.0 mm
Drop
6.0 mm
Midsole
PWRRUN PB (PEBA) + PWRRUN (EVA) dual-layer
Outsole
XT-900 rubber
Upper
Flat knit
Lacing
Traditional

Fit Profile

Length
True To Size
Forefoot Width
Wide
Midfoot Width
Snug
Heel Width
Average
Lockdown
Good
Toe Box
Average
Sizing
True To Size

Ride Characteristics

Cushioning
Maximal
Stability
Mild Stability

Durability

Outsole
Above Average

Expert reviews · 3 reviewers · grouped per channel

DO
Doctors of Running Youtube

A totally redone v25 — much lighter than the clunky v24, with PWRRUN PB super-foam giving real bounce. Mild medial stability and one of the few lighter super-foam stability options on the market.

Best for: Runners with mild heel/midfoot stability needs who want a lighter super-foam stability shoe with bounce

100 miles tested · source
+2 earlier reviews from Doctors of Running

A much lighter, softer, bouncier take on the Hurricane that stands out as the only super-foam premium stability option, though the softness can feel mushy and the lateral bias won't suit everyone.

Best for: Runners wanting a bouncy, soft, mild-to-moderate stability shoe with some versatility into faster paces.

Mild stability trainer for runners who dislike medial posts and want lower volume.

E
EDDBUD Youtube

Preferred over the Triumph 23 for its softer, more cushioned ride with carrier foam and PWRRUN PB; a great usable and durable daily trainer.

TR
The Run Testers Youtube

Best for: Comfort runners who also need a stability assist.

+4 earlier reviews from The Run Testers

Best for: Top cushion pick of 2025 for Tom — easy mileage with hidden stability assist.

Best for: 4+ hour marathon runners prioritizing cushion comfort

Hasn't changed much from the previous version, which TRT is pleased about.

A really impressive, smooth, stable max-cushion shoe that is more versatile than the More V6 and the pick of the two for most runners.

Best for: Beginners, heavier runners, or anyone wanting a cushioned, stable shoe for easy and long runs at steady paces

43 miles tested · source

Frequently asked questions

How does the Saucony Hurricane 25 fit?

Reviewers note: Comfortable with a little extra forefoot space, well-padded collar and tongue, and slightly more locked-down feel than the More V6.

Per The Run Testers.

How much does the Saucony Hurricane 25 weigh and what is its drop?

The Saucony Hurricane 25 weighs about 295g (men's 9), has a 41.0mm heel stack and a 6.0mm heel-toe drop.

What shoes is the Saucony Hurricane 25 compared to?

Reviewers compare the Saucony Hurricane 25 to New Balance Fresh Foam More V6, ASICS Superblast 2, Saucony Omni 23 ST, Saucony Triumph 23.

Per The Run Testers, Doctors of Running, EDDBUD.

How many experts have reviewed the Saucony Hurricane 25?

Next Pair aggregates 9 expert reviews of the Saucony Hurricane 25, including The Run Testers, Doctors of Running, EDDBUD.

Per The Run Testers, Doctors of Running, EDDBUD.

Where it sits among similar shoes

Compared to other road easy recovery in the same lane.

Weight · lower = lighter Men's size 9
Saucony Hurricane 25
295g
Kiprun Kipride Max
278g
Mizuno Horizon 9
309g
Skechers Aero Burst
312g
Heel stack · higher = more cushioning mm
Saucony Hurricane 25
41.0mm
Kiprun Kipride Max
44.0mm
Mizuno Horizon 9
42.0mm
Skechers Aero Burst
43.0mm
Drop · higher = more heel-leaning mm
Saucony Hurricane 25
6.0mm
Kiprun Kipride Max
6.0mm
Mizuno Horizon 9
8.0mm
Skechers Aero Burst
6.0mm

Saucony Hurricane 25

Data-driven recommendation backed by expert reviews.

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Methodology. Specs come from manufacturer data and authoritative third-party catalogs. Reviewer verdicts are summarized from named, linked sources — never copied verbatim. We weight clinical and lab-tested sources more heavily than community commentary, but the specific weights stay internal. Never sponsored, never paid placement.
Last updated 2026-06-19