Women's | Saucony Peregrine 15
New and improved! The updated version of this product is now available.
Saucony Peregrine 14
Women's
Trail Running
Shoes
Features
Any trail, any distance—the Saucony Peregrine 14 is your trusted trail shoe for going off-road.
This shoe gives you the protection and grip you need to take on varying terrain to reach amazing sights and be surrounded by nature. So go to the summit of that mountain, run across that creek and enjoy being in the great outdoors with the Saucony Peregrine 14.
Details
- Upper: Debris-resistant construction is durable and sturdy to protect you from rocks and roots. A new tongue and adaptive eyelet configuration fit a variety of foot shapes comfortably.
- Midsole: A softer blend of PWRRUN foam provides cushier landings on uneven terrain.
- Outsole: A tacky PWRTRAC outsole with a versatile 5 mm lug design gives you rugged traction that you can trust on a variety of terrains.
Tech Specs | Saucony Peregrine 14 |
Weight | 9.4 oz (M), 8.5 oz (W) |
Heel-to-toe drop | 4 mm |
Stack Height | Heel: 28 mm / Forefoot: 24 mm |
Lug Height | 5 mm |
Category | Trail |
Use | Trail running, hiking |
What’s New
Saucony reimagined the upper of the Peregrine 14 to improve the fit and make it more durable and rugged. It has better debris protection, a more comfortable tongue and a secure, adaptive eyebrow construction.
Who It’s Best For
The Saucony Peregrine 14 is great for beginner and experienced trail runners alike. It provides you with plenty of cushion and protection whether you are hiking or blazing through the trails at breakneck speed.
Why You’ll Love It
You will love being able to confidently and comfortably explore the trails in the Saucony Peregrine 14.
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Reviews
Star Rating is 4 / 5
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Star Rating is 4 / 5
Middle of the road Classic Trail Runner.
Usually running in Inov8s, and being a very novice trail runner, I wanted something that felt like the sneakers of the 90s lol. Nothing too fancy, nothing stacked crazy high, nothing so “lightweight” that you could see through the fabric and the tongue could have been tissue paper! The peregrine 14s were that shoe. Though not quite as flexible or with as much ground feel as I wanted, they were adequately cushioned without being bulky. Size-wise, I had to go up a half size as the toe box tapers to the middle whereas I do best with a straight big toe size. But lockdown midfoot is good enough the slight extra length is fine. I do get a tiny bit of heel slip, which I nearly always have in sturdy non-flexible trail shoes, but the heel collar padding helps and it’s not bad. Firm shoes to be sure. But that makes up a little for the increased stack over the years, allowing you to still feel the ground beneath you pretty well.
