Saucony Peregrine 11

So overall, I think these are great shoes and they come in at 120 bucks right now. Uh, you can get them on running Warehouse Saucony's website, wherev...

Bringing us to our final criteria is the Saucony Peregrine 11 a bye try or wide distilling it down to its simplest form. it's a try.

I've used the shoes 4x totalling ~50kms on mixed surfaces - pavement, grass, well gravel, hard pack, mud, rocky sections (although not as rocky as the Italian Dolomites). Yes theyre comfortable for long distances (furthest run was a 21km) and yes there is bounce and energy return (not as much as the Invincible X Flyknits. It's a bit firmer than that).

I haven't seen my favorite trail shoes mentioned yet. Saucony Peregrine. I'm nearly through my second pair and I love them so much. They have a great tread that works well in the heavily wooded hills I usually run in.

It's comfortable, flexible and I really like how it wraps my foot. This shoe rewards good form and mid foot strikes.

This is a shoe I can put on, tie once and run for hours and hours without any issues. The shoe drains well when wet. I have been running in a Smart Wool, PHD merino wool trail sock all season. The sock and shoe combo really works well.

Started out super comfy but as feet swelled the midfoot became increasingly snug and blisters started to become an issue. Also the medial side of the upper started separating from the midsole around 150 miles into the hike and by the time I reached Canada there was ~3/4 of the medial side of the shoe that just disintegrated.

Overall, I feel great in and about these shoes. I have enjoyed the high-cushion zero-drop experience and will likely get another pair to keep in my rotation.

There is no such thing as a best shoe. But I like the Saucony Peregrine and Altra Lone Peak. I’ve tried some LaSportiva and Hokas and both have too narrow toe boxes for me.

I bought Saucony Peregrine 10 GTX trail shoes last year for Canadian winter. They have been awesome.

I haven't completely submerged them so never had to worry about draining water out. For the conditions I run in, they work really well.