The Basics
- Gender: Women’s | See Men’s
- Type: Trail
- Manufacturer: Saucony
- Price: 120.00
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Runner’s World Review
Award Winner: Editor's Choice
The remade Peregrine impressed wear-testers and shined in the lab, improving in every aspect. An infusion of Saucony’s bouncy Everun foam and a softer outsole increased the cushioning, particularly in the forefoot. The new sole, made of sticky rubber with deep, multidirectional, angled lugs, won universal praise for traction on all surfaces. Testers also rated the fit better than previous versions, with noticeable improvement around the heel and ankle. What’s the same? A nylon-fiber rock plate continues to provide excellent push-through protection without hindering flexibility. The shoe remains light, low, and fast, yet wide and supportive enough to be stable.
Runner’s World Wear Testers Say
“The Peregrine is very comfortable. They felt like extensions of my feet, with minimal foot sliding. The shoe provided good cushioning, even over heavily rocked areas—I didn’t feel anything piercing through the sole. And I didn’t have any slipping or sliding, even on turns on loose gravel.”
—Mark Piskorski of Fleetwood, Pennsylvania
All the Stats You Need!
- Weight: Demo Run First Impression: On Cloudrunner 2
- Heel-To-Toe-Drop: Demo Run First Impression: On Cloudrunner 2
- Heel Height: mdash;Mark Piskorski of Fleetwood, Pennsylvania
- Heel Cushioning: Firm
- Forefoot Height: Shoes & Gear
- Forefoot Cushioning: Soft
- Flexibility: Moderate
- Stability Features: Some
- Energy Return: Moderate
We put each shoe through real-world usage and a battery of mechanical tests in our lab to provide you with objective — and exclusive — data. In addition to a shoe's weight, we measure sole thickness (everything that sits between your foot and the road), how well the foam cushions your stride, and the flexibility of the forefoot. All this is taken into account in our reviews of each shoe.
