👟 Saucony Women's Peregrine Running Medium Shoes and Athletic Footwear for Active Women Review

I have six pairs of Saucony Trail Runners. It's not a mesh upper, so with no wind or rain, my feet are a little warmer and drier. All of my Sauconys have been half a size smaller than other brands so I know I need to order up to the next size up. Ice grips are interesting. They are stable on wet surfaces but have not yet been tested on ice.

I run on ice/snow in Wisconsin and these shoes are amazing! Traction is excellent and I feel confident taking regular steps in icy areas. They also offer more weather protection than regular running shoes and help keep feet warm. However, note that they are only intended for icy/slippery conditions. The grip is so good that it creates a lot of drag and is likely to ruin the shoe in normal weather conditions.

I want to start off by saying this is a great company and great customer service! They replaced my shoes and there were no problems. The shoes are pleasant to look at and generally comfortable to walk on. However, the sock material failed in the same place on BOTH shoes and caught on the toe with every step, making it practically unwearable as it becomes painful after about 0.5 miles (see pic). Bad design or just a bad pair?

I need to find my new favorite shoe brand. First the pros. This shoe has a profiled outsole that makes it suitable for running on snowy and sometimes icy gravel roads. Also, the fabric upper allows you to run in winter and keep your feet warm. This is not possible with the mesh shoes that are prevalent today. Now for the cons. The outsole of these shoes is not as wide as my previous Saucony winter trail running shoes. When I looked at the shoes, they looked almost pointy. The toe is shorter and