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Both run on PWRRUN PB foam. Saucony describes it as soft and bouncy in the Azura and as responsive in the Speed 5. Both are made for running at pace.
A stripped-down design keeps it light. SPEEDROLL technology is there for smoother, quicker transitions from step to step. XT-900 rubber gives long-lasting grip, and the upper offers a secure, adaptive fit. Saucony built it for fast daily miles.
The key part sits inside the midsole: a full-length, semi-rigid nylon plate between two layers of PWRRUN PB. Saucony describes the result as a balance of propulsion and cushioning.
The outsole has more coverage at the heel for durability. A full-length groove is there for a smoother transition from foot strike to push-off. The upper is a lightweight engineered mesh. Saucony made it for track nights and for chasing a PR.
Most of your runs are daily kilometres at a good pace? Look at the Azura. Planning sessions and race efforts? The plate in the Speed 5 is the reason to pick it.
In short: the Azura for everyday speed, the Speed 5 for the days you push hardest.