All good things must come to an end. Peregrine Falcons used to be great shoes, but now they look very different. The mesh material used in Model 11 is too loose. Even with my shoelaces tied tightly, I can move around a lot in them.

I've only ridden it about 20 miles so far and I like the way I look and feel it. I go for a walk every day and am tired of paying a little less than 2 bills for walking shoes which are not good shisha etc.

The Saucony trail running shoes are well made. Canvas upper with some rubber on the toe and heel. The fabric is well made and feels durable. All shoes look and feel high quality. The combination of blue, gray and neon yellow looks fun and stylish without being flashy. The colors go well together and the sneakers don't look boring or sloppy. I usually wear men's shoes in size 10-11 and this size 10 Saucony fits me perfectly. They are supportive and snug, but not tight or tight. When I first put…

I first ordered 8.5 which is my normal size. My fingers touched the front of the boot. Returned them, got size 9 which was perfect. I tried them on, they fit like a glove and are very comfortable. I haven't run it yet, but I live in the mountains of Tennessee, which has a lot of trails to try them on. For cost reasons I bought Peregrine 11 on sale to save money. When I was younger I wore Saucony and ran 25-50 miles a week. Now it's single digit distances, but when you're 70, it's great!

These are great walking shoes. They are very light; they support but do not restrict; and the tread has exceptional grip.

I was a bit skeptical about spending more than $100 on trail running shoes that I would beat on purpose. I've tried every major brand of trail running shoes and the Saucony was my favorite. I've found that the shape of your foot has a lot to do with the brand of shoes that fit you best. They are definitely worth the money if you consider them an investment in your hiking experience. Makes walking more comfortable and enjoyable. Definitely recommend them. 👌