Saucony Women's Peregrine 15 Trail Running Shoes

Love my new work shoes! Yes, they're meant for trail hiking but I like a comfortable, light weight, supportive shoe for my eight hour shifts in the x-ray department. The soft purple colour is a bonus - love it!

Comfortable and great on the trails! They’re also really cute.

I keep trying other trail runners but the Peregrine is my absolute favorite

With a more durable toe box material and full rubber sole, these are improved from a materials standpoint over the 14. The bright green looks great—quite like the photo, so no surprise there. Fit and feel is about the same as the 14—it’s a mid+ cushion shoe, on the narrow-ish side of the market. It’s got a buoyant feel, without being too bouncy or overly squishy. Runs nicely, but I’m not wowed by this shoe. I have a low volume foot, and running shoes generally feel a little sloppy on me. While a bit roomy in the toe, the peregrine allows me to lock in my heel and mid foot well enough that I have decent control, but they’re no La Sportiva, which fit like a glove. The Peregrine 15 are quite a bit more cushioned than most of La Sportiva, and I’m in a comfort stage of trail running, so I’m on my second pair.

I have been a long time Saucony Peregrine fan. I’ve put hundreds of miles on my shoes. I have loved my 11’s, 12’s, 13’s, but the 14’s and 15’s started going downhill in quality. The lugs and materials haven’t lasted nearly as long as the older models.

I bought these a couple months ago to replace my Peregrine 12s. I loved the 12s and was super satisfied with their stability and stiffness. The 15s started out great but after WAY fewer miles they lost their stiffness and now feel unstable on the terrain I typically run on. Disappointed in the changes made to say the least.

A step backwards from previous models. Now too narrow, poor placement of gaiters loop, less rugged fabric. Does not feel instantly great out of the box like the Peregrine 13. Hope they return to previous quality. I'm returning them.

Do NOT even bother trying this shoe, if your foot is a C width and wider! I tried this Peregrine 15 a few months ago, being shocked then at the narrow "Wide" width, then thought I'd try it again now just to see if I hadn't given it a fair trial. I cannot at all figure out how any Saucony shoe designer can feel remotely good about calling this Wide a true wide width shoe! Disgusting, to say the least. I would have kept this trail shoe, the cushion and lugs are pretty good. But the non-rounded toe can only reflect the quality cuts Saucony is making to save a few bucks. Why the friggin heck does Saucony "think" that a trail shoe in Wide shouldn't be rounded and honestly wide?? We might want to wear a thicker sock, or have feet that swell up a bit after some trail time. Really makes me feel anger about it, and that makes me want to ditch Saucony altogether.