Saucony Mens Peregrine Sneaker Black Men's Shoes Review

I wasn't sure about these shoes at first, but these are my shoes now. They can handle the toughest of hikes, yet are soft and supportive enough to be used as a hiking shoe. You could probably walk in it too. They seem super strong. The Everrun cushion strikes a good balance between firm support and softness. I ordered two pairs of these and over time they have become more comfortable and don't break.

It was so convenient! Too bad they just don't last. I have used my pair on 3 short trips over the summer. Just eight days of hiking, less than 100 miles in the Sierras, the foam has cracked and the cleats are coming off the sole. Super disappointed. They were more comfortable on my foot than the Peregrine 7's (which always left me with little hotspots) and I would have bought more pairs if I thought they would last longer.

I really wanted to love this shoe but it's the only one I love and honestly I can't wait until it wears out to try something else. The show is definitely very comfortable. Grip Excellent, ice, snow, mud, rocks, no problem. Sidewalls are cut too low for me, I like a higher floor if that makes sense. The tongue on them is practically absent, it is so deep in the shoes. Due to the low bead and tongue, these shoes are a little unstable for me on the trail (compared to my previous Salomon X-Ultras).

I rode them through 9 miles of steep dirt with brutal climbs and descents. While others slipped and fell everywhere, I held on to everything. Good in mud and water. The right leg was a bit narrow for some reason, but other than that it didn't affect my performance. They have proven themselves, hence the 5 stars. We highly recommend wearing or running in them at least a week before each competition to wear them. If you're into Mudder, I recommend grabbing MudGear compression socks. Have fun…

I liked everything about this shoe except for the width which was too narrow for my foot. The shoe was overall supportive and hugged my heel and midfoot without constricting. If this shoe was offered in a wide width, I would buy it immediately. I usually wear Saucony Cohesion for road running in a size 11 and regular (medium) width, but for these trail shoes I needed a size 11.5. I tried increasing it to 12 to see if that would give me enough width. Although it gave me a little more room, it…

I have 7 pairs of peregrine falcons. These are my favorite shoes. The deep and roomy toe box is perfect for long hikes, while the breathable upper and deep treads keep your feet cool while providing traction. I prefer sevens, but eights are a reasonable complement. Order at least a half size up and a full size if you are new to hiking and plan to do it regularly. Your feet get flat during the season.

These are my first Saucony shoes and so far they are very comfortable. I like the quality of the shoes and the choice of colors is appropriate.

I ran and went into v6. They softened the outsole a bit and added a full-length outsole to the insole. I wish they had added more protection to the toe box. Your traction is amazing. Order half a size bigger I think.

These are probably the best shoes I've ever worn. I caught them on sale and now wish I had bought 3 pairs. They have amazing grip and are snug yet comfortable on the shoe. I highly recommend this shoe.

I have been with Saucony for many years and this was the first time I have been disappointed with one of their products. My last pair of Sauconys were Perregrine 7s which I had for a couple of years. The upper of the 7 looks new but the shoes had to be replaced as the tread was worn. I received a pair of Perregrine 8s and after just a couple of weeks of brief use I noticed that the lining of the right boot had a half inch tear near the laces. Also, the left boot wears out in the same place, and

I really like this shoe. It's light and very comfortable. This is good for soft and packed trails. For difficult rocky trails I would go for a stiffer sole. It's breathable, but the downside is that water can easily penetrate.

I bought these shoes to play grass volleyball. They have a soft rubber sole with a good grip on the lawn. They are a bit narrow for my wide feet, but have a soft upper and wear in well.

This shoe was initially great. great fit, breathability, relatively light weight, large eyelets and great support while running. But after only a few runs, no more than a dozen and no more than a few miles per run and 2 hikes on the third hike I took, most of the rubber on the sole of the shoe has come loose during the hike. I didn't do anything out of the ordinary, I just went for a normal hike and when I got back to my car the damage was there as shown in the picture above. Very very…

This is my second pair of these shoes. I'm basically happy with them. I wore out the outer sock on both shoes in about a year. I run in it every day, both on the track and on the street. The shoes are comfortable.

I bought them for a month hiking in the Coachella Valley. They are incredible for such a rocky, boulder-covered terrain. The sticky soles on it are like suction cups on rocks. Amazing grip

I buy 1/2 size larger at Saucony. I really like Peregrine 8. Comfortable and spacious. No friction problems on long distances. Good traction in the mud. My favorite for 5K or 100 miles.

They are perfect for my nephew, he is an avid runner. The clutch does a fantastic job on all terrain except ice lol I'm really digging into the design. But all black would be nice.

Very comfortable shoes, but the breathable upper is not durable at all. I have developed holes with very little wear/use.

Just got a new Peregrine 8 in great looking with 2 sets of red and gray laces. I like the muted look of grey. Excellent traction in all conditions especially snow and wet weather, they work great as always. The heel doesn't cause calluses, more cushioning than my 6's. Nice improvements!

I bought them because I wanted to run more cross country. You have no support. So if you don't have strong and healthy legs, you'll get a shin splint when you walk with them.