Saucony

Saucony has built running shoes for runners since 1898, guided by a simple purpose: get more people running.

Saucony was founded in 1898 in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, named after the creek where the brand began — its logo's flowing stripe and "three boulders" stand for Saucony's guiding principles: good performance, good health, and good community. Since diving into running shoes in earnest during the 1970s boom, Saucony has built a loyal following among runners of every level, known for its Kinvara, Ride, and Endorphin lines and a genuine focus on serving the running community over chasing trends. Through its Run For Good Foundation, Saucony also works to expand access to running and combat childhood obesity, reflecting the brand's belief that a good day is a day you get to run.