Low, nimble and grippy, with 5mm lugs and a rock plate that bends.
Runsletter Score out of 10. Excellent, with a trade-off or two worth knowing.
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The Peregrine is the low, nimble shoe in Saucony's trail line. The 15 has a fairly low stack, a flexible rock plate and 5mm lugs. It gives you good ground-feel, and it grips well over most terrain without feeling stiff.
It suits runners who want agility over cushioning, on everything from technical singletrack to short trail races. It's more precise than the Speedgoat 6, more protective than its stack height suggests, and has more traditional drop than the Lone Peak 9.
The fit is secure and comfortable, with a gusseted tongue. It fits true to size.
“The trail shoe for runners who like to feel what they're running on.”
| Weight | 280 g |
|---|---|
| Stack height | 29 mm |
| Drop | 4 mm |
| Cushion | 2 / 5 |
| Plate | nylon |
| Support | Neutral |
| Surface | trail |
| Best for | daily, race |
| Midsole | PWRRUN |
| Upper | Engineered mesh with a gusseted tongue |
| Outsole | PWRTRAC rubber |
| Lugs | 5mm |
| Rock plate | Yes, flexible |
| Widths | Standard and wide |
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| Product | Score | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Saucony Peregrine 15 · this one | 8.0 Strong | $140 |
| Hoka Speedgoat 6 | 8.4 Strong | $155 |
| NNormal Kjerag | 8.2 Strong | $195 |
| Salomon S/Lab Genesis | 8.1 Strong | $200 |
Western States-tested, with a protective underfoot film and foam that lasts all day.