Saucony · Trail Mixed · 2024
Saucony Peregrine 14
Best for
- ✓Daily training and easy miles
- ✓Long runs and extended training sessions
- ✓Racing and fast efforts
- ✓Trail running and off-road terrain
- ✓Budget-conscious runners
Consensus Summary
The Saucony Peregrine 14 is a moderate-cushion all-terrain trail running shoe that offers a balanced ride with a 4mm heel drop and a stack height of 28/24mm. It features a PWRRUN midsole that provides decent shock absorption, with 115 SA at the heel and 97 SA at the forefoot, making it feel firm underfoot at slower paces. While it delivers good grip and a bouncy ride on trails, it may not be the best choice for ultra-distance training due to its lower stack height and limited energy return. The fit is standard, with a roomy toe box but a slightly narrow midfoot, which may not suit wider feet. Subtle updates enhance comfort and durability, but the overall ride remains consistent with its predecessor, making it less appealing for those seeking a significant upgrade.
Pros
- ✓115 SA heel shock absorption
- ✓PWRRUN midsole for moderate cushioning
- ✓Roomy toe box for comfort
- ✓New lacing system improves lockdown
- ✓Thicker tongue enhances fit and comfort
Cons
- ✕Narrow midfoot, not for wide feet
- ✕Limited cushioning on rocky terrain
- ✕Not ideal for ultra-distance runs
- ✕Stiffness limits fast paces
- ✕Ride feels firm at slower speeds
