Peregrine 13 Trail Running Shoe - Men's
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Why We Like The Saucony Peregrine 13 Trail Running Shoe
To keep our stride from losing its charge, we lace into the Saucony Peregrine 13 Trail Running Shoe. The energized midsole and biting outsole ensure every toe off is powerful while still softening our strikes to keep our joints happy through double-digit miles on technical terrain.
Details
- Light, lively running shoe for your long, fast miles
- Mesh upper delivers breathability and flexibility
- Ghillie lacing provides a customized midfoot lock down
- Padded tongue minimizes pressure points when laced tight
- 4mm drop encourages a natural stride and midfoot strike
- Lightweight foam absorbs shock and springs you onward
- Integrated rock guard protects your feet from bruising
- Deep, multi-directional lugs deliver stabilizing traction
- Item #SAUQ059
- Upper Material
- mesh
- Closure
- lace
- Footbed
- PWRRUN+
- Midsole
- PWRRUN (PEBA polymers)
- Sole
- PWRTRAC rubber, 5mm lugs
- Support Type
- neutral
- Cushion
- moderate
- Heel / Forefoot Height
- 28mm / 24mm
- Drop
- 4mm
- Claimed Weight
- 9.2oz
- Activity
- trail running
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4 based on 92 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJuly 24, 2024
Loved but Disappointed
I really love the fit, look and feel of this shoe. The only problem with them for me is that the fabric in the heel and back of ankle ripped and has caused me to get blisters and irritated on the back of my feet. For the cost of these shoes I just don’t think this should happen a couple of weeks into wearing them. Other than that issue I love them.
Originally reviewed on Saucony
July 23, 2024
Comfortable but not durable at all
I've done 5 hikes with these. Roughly 35 miles and the heal is split on one and starting to split on the other. Very comfortable but if they only last 35 miles that's terrible!
Originally reviewed on Saucony
July 22, 2024
Grippy and perfect for Spartan racing
These have a great feel for the ground yet protect your feet. Excellent grip on multi-surface terrain. Took them through pretty much everything and they preformed perfectly. Really nice descending on really steep and rough stuff. Low heal toe drop is my go to so the 4mm is awesome. I am not a fan of the new “beefy” style shoes so this appeals to my more traditional style. I sure hope this new fad ends soon!
Originally reviewed on Saucony
July 15, 2024
Great purchase
Great trail running or hiking show great support and traction
Originally reviewed on Saucony
July 12, 2024
Loved the shoes until I blew the uppers out.
I started wearing these shoes in the spring and immediately loved them. They are light weight and comfortable, and the tread shows very little wear. The uppers are a different story though. I have completely blown through the uppers on the right shoe, and the left is starting to tear also. I only average wearing these shoes twice a week because I rotate with 3 other trail running shoes. I bought a second pair before I knew this was going to be a problem, and I sure hope they hold up better.
Originally reviewed on Saucony
July 8, 2024
Great Durable Trail Running Shoe
Great trail shoes. Good grip, seems durable. Good amount of cushion for rocky terrain. Overall durable trail shoe. I do wish they had more mesh/vent holes to let water out.
Originally reviewed on Saucony
July 4, 2024
Hit the Trail
Like the shoe quality and stability, but the heel box feels sloppy, only Saucony that gave me a blister. That being said it was my first trail shoe and may need more break-in.
Originally reviewed on Saucony
June 30, 2024
Light and comfortable
These trail shoes are stylish, light, comfortable and protective. I really enjoy wearing these shoes.
Originally reviewed on Saucony
June 25, 2024
Good fit and build, a touch narrow in toe box
Have been wearing Saucony since Peregrine 5 + Kinvara 8. Loved those iterations and ordered multiple pairs. Loved the Peregrine 6 as well - though did get occasional pinky blisters with these. Didn't refresh again until Peregrine 11 - which proved to be quite a bit tighter in toe box, enough that I never wore on long runs or thru-hikes. But loved the basic build of the shoe enough to try again with Peregrine 12 + 13. Much better than Peregrine 11. Have realized the fundamental shape of the sole hasn't changed, but just the mesh around the toe box/toe protection guards. The newer iteration leaves a little room just below the toe guards, but above where the top mesh attaches to the sole, which allows the mesh to bend to the shape of your foot (toe splay) a little bit better. Wish this was even more improved and wish for a slightly larger toe box in general. Midfoot and heel lockdown are perfect, just wish there was slightly more lateral area around the toes. Kinvaras (especially newer versions) seem to be almost perfect on this and have never had problems with those (though an actually wider toe box and not just more flexible mesh would be ideal). To me, Peregrine/Kinvara are essentially trail/road analogues of each other in terms of drop, stack height, etc, so wish they also followed similar fit principles. Please consider a wider toe box on both - rather than just adding/subtracting mesh (especially Peregrine, as this is the perfect thru-hike shoe otherwise, where foot splay and swelling become more of a concern). Also love that you've brought the weight back down on the new last.
Originally reviewed on Saucony
June 19, 2024
Great shoes!
The peregrine series are my favorite shoe by a long shot! The traction is great running in the redwoods and they are very comfortable and responsive. I average about 50-60 miles a week in them and don’t have any issues with foot pain. I have a pair of sauconys xodus ultra 2 that I use on the longest runs, but to be honest, the peregrine feels pretty much just as good on long hauls. I do tend to religiously replace my shoes at about 350-400 miles, so I can’t comment on longevity beyond that.
Originally reviewed on Saucony
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