Saucony Tempus 2

Yes, the Saucony Tempus 2 is a stability running shoe that uses a guidance frame and PWRRUN cushioning system to support overpronators without a traditional rigid medial post. This design approach, sometimes called "guide rail" stability, aims to provide support only when the foot rolls inward excessively, making it feel less clunky than traditional stability shoes like the Brooks Adrenaline GTS.

The Tempus 2 features Saucony's PROFLY+ cushioning, which combines a softer top layer of PWRRUN+ foam for comfort with a firmer PWRRUN base for stability and energy return. This dual-density setup is designed to deliver responsive cushioning while maintaining the structural support overpronators need for long runs.

Both the Tempus 2 and the Saucony Guide are stability shoes, but the Tempus 2 uses newer PROFLY+ cushioning technology and a lighter-weight frameless stability design, while the Guide uses a more traditional medial post. The Tempus 2 generally feels more cushioned and modern, while the Guide remains a workhorse option at a lower price point. Runners looking for a softer, more responsive ride tend to prefer the Tempus line.

The Tempus 2 is considered relatively lightweight for a stability shoe, typically weighing under 10 ounces in men's standard sizing. This is noticeably lighter than traditional stability shoes like the Brooks Adrenaline GTS or ASICS Gel-Kayano, making the Tempus 2 a popular option for runners who want support without the bulk of older stability designs.