🏃 Saucony Peregrine Trail Running Gravel Shoes for Men Review

All good things 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 LOVE this range of work shoes, they help keep my arthritic knee mobile and flexible during a 12 hour shift as a nursing assistant at a long term care facility. I ride a lot of kilometers every day, but with these shoes I can handle everything with ease.

Great shoes. There's a pair for woods and one for cleanliness (hopefully). point size. Comfortable all day, no wear and tear. The outsole is grippy on dry rocks but a little less on wet ones. The ledges are far enough away not to pinch rocks. Overall excellent.

Shoes are good. As expected, except for the fact that they were clearly worn. The floor is dirty and a little worn. They came in an Amazon box with no inner box, just wrapped in paper, no Saucony box. I ordered new shoes and they sent me used ones. I feel a refund or discount should be applied.

I am very happy with my new pair of Saucony Peregrine 11 trail running shoes. They were instantly comfortable and had just the right amount of cushioning and support. And since I also wear my sneakers as lounging shoes, they need to look good too, and these gravel black shoes look great when I'm going out to dinner paired with my jeans for a casual, informal look.

Shoes arrived on time and true to size. They appear to be well made and very comfortable. I used them for 3 days hiking and camping in the North Carolina mountains. They had great grip and my feet never felt too hot or wet. I would recommend a good pair of socks to keep your feet dry. It's been a while, but these shoes feel and look great. I'm used to ASICS running shoes and they feel just as comfortable, maybe a little more comfortable with better grip.

I was a bit skeptical that I would spend more than $100 on trail running shoes that I wanted to intentionally break. 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. 👌

I have used previous generations of this shoe for many years. This version is very different and I like the older models more, especially in terms of looks. I also think that springy shoes can be traumatic for older runners as they generate higher peak forces. I'm not sure, but I probably won't buy another pair of these shoes. Saucony also changed the outsole which is the best I've ever used. Granted, the new one has worked well so far, but the old example was excellent for traction without…

A few years ago I bought trail shoes for hiking hard or rocky trails in Southern California (sometimes I run, but I end up walking more). I've owned about 10 different shoes from different brands and the Peregrine (version 2 at the time) were my favorites, they supported my foot in all the right places while still being a minimalist shoe. Years later I've replaced my Peregrine 2s with Peregrine 8s which are now slightly tearing on my pinky so I need a new pair. but slightly more cushioning and…