Saucony Peregrine 15 Reviews

Their Peregrine 15 fits better than any shoe they've tried, but the soles are splitting after about 100 miles.

About 32 miles on East Coast trails with mud, rocks, roots and some longer runs. They found the fit true to size and roomy enough for a very wide foot, the lockdown secure, the lugs grippy, and rocks easy to handle despite no full rock plate. The low stack keeps the ground close, but the forefoot foam bottoms out past roughly 12 to 13 miles, so they'd skip it for ultras or if ground feel bothers you.

Two testers, one with about 60 to 70 km (mostly easy 10 to 12 km runs, longest 20 km) and the other with about 20 miles on easy, runnable trails and roads. Both found the fit spot on and very comfortable, and one called the midsole balanced enough to feel good on tarmac. That tester found the grip fine on most mud but not on thick, wet mud, and the other saw no worrying early wear. Both see a versatile all-rounder.

A versatile trail shoe that handles road sections of long races too. The PWRRUN+ sockliner adds comfort and spring and doesn't pit out. After 100+ miles in wet, gross conditions there are no mesh tears.