Saucony Peregrine 11 - Trail Running Shoe Overview

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Hit the trails running in the speedy Saucony Peregrine 11 that is available in 3 different versions: Standard, GTX (Gore-Tex), and ST (Soft Terrain). Designed to dominate any trail, this shoe perfectly blends everything you want for the trail: grip, protection, and cushion. Feel quick and agile with every stride under the responsive PWRRUN midsole. Enjoy trustworthy traction from the tacky PWRTRAC rubber lugs that dig into different terrain. 5mm outsole lugs come on the standard and GTX models and the Soft Terrain has 6.5mm lugs that are spaced more apart for incredible traction in sloppy conditions. A rock plate in the midsole offers protection for pushing uphill and driving downhill with confidence. The Peregrine 11 is for off-road runners who like their workouts fast and rugged. Let the Saucony Peregrine 11 lead the way!

[@Runnerrwe]

Nice looking shoe. I think they have Endorphine pro trail model coming out in few weeks. Saucony is improving their trail shoes alot

[@holabirdsports]

Thanks for the comment! Saucony has really taken their trail shoes to another level. We can't say when they will be available, but the Endorphin Pro Trail that you mentioned is sure to impress as well.

[@josephsantangelo2801]

The 11 was not nearly as good as the 10, like not even close. Once the 11 came out I bought them. Such a let down. At that point the 10 was hard to find. I ended up finding 2 pairs on Amazon and another pair from the UK. So yes I have 4 pairs of the 10. The 11 was more narrow and the upper was stiffer. Once the 12 came out I realized why the 11 got narrow. I feel like the 11 was a way to transition us to the 12. The 12 IMO looks and feels like the Kinvara with lugs on it. Weight is important on a trail shoe but it’s not the only thing that’s vital. I returned my 11 and won’t be buying the 12. With 4 pairs of the 10 and my lone peaks I’ll be just fine for a long while. If you read what the trail community has said Saucony would realize the 10 was a huge hit with true trail runners, so why they would do what they did with the 11 and 12 is either ignorant or arrogant, I’m not sure. Maybe both. The 12 seems like they’re trying to sell not to true trail runners, but to runners transitioning from road to the trail as trail running gains popularity. Has Saucony sold out? Maybe. Bring back the 10!