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Saucony Peregrine

Saucony's benchmark trail shoe: a PWRTRAC outsole, a protective rock plate and PWRRUN cushioning. Versatile and protective, from smooth trails to the ultra — for men and women.
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The Peregrine range

The Saucony Peregrine is Saucony's benchmark trail shoe: a versatile all-rounder built for technical trails, mud, roots and long days out. Its aggressive PWRTRAC outsole, protective rock plate and PWRRUN cushioning make it a reliable pick, season after season.

From one generation to the next — up to the new Peregrine 16 — Saucony refines grip, fit and durability without straying from the line's DNA: a nimble, protective, all-terrain shoe. GTX (waterproof Gore-Tex) and ICE+ (winter outsole) versions round out the range for rain, snow and cold.

Whether you're new to trail running or chasing an ultra, the Peregrine offers an excellent balance of grip, comfort and value — ideal as a single, dependable trail shoe.

Browse all our trail running shoes for men and women, or our winter running shoes for cold-weather outings.

Frequently asked questions

What terrain is the Saucony Peregrine built for?
The Peregrine is a versatile trail shoe, at home on technical trails, mud and roots as well as smoother paths. Its PWRTRAC lugs and protective plate make it reliable on almost any terrain.
What's the difference between the Peregrine and the Peregrine GTX?
The GTX version adds a waterproof Gore-Tex membrane to keep your feet dry in rain or slush. The regular version is more breathable and lighter for dry conditions.
What does the ICE+ version of the Peregrine offer?
The Peregrine ICE+ uses a Vibram Arctic Grip rubber outsole designed for traction on ice and snow — ideal for winter running.
Is the Peregrine good for trail-running beginners?
Yes. It's one of the most versatile and affordable trail shoes on the market, a great first choice for getting into trails without breaking the bank.