Peregrine 10

I’d believe it. I love the feel of Peregrines but their quality control/durability is honestly pathetic. I owed 10s, 11s and 12s and whilst Peregrines were never really hitting those 600km+ durability that other shoes got, they tend to be cheap enough to make it worth while. After my 12s hardly lasted 300km I called it quits on Peregrines until I hear there are improvements to their design.

You’re asking for two different things - a shoe that is best at running is not going to be the same as one that is best at hiking. Also there is no a single “best shoe” in the first place. Are we talking technical trails? Something smooth and flat? Wet? Etc. Do you want a “race” shoe that has a carbon plate (which would be terrible for hiking but are often among the “best” for trail running competitively). It seems to me you’re not looking for the best shoe. You’re looking for a good jack-of-all trades shoe. In which case you should opt for something with stability and versatility but can go a little fast too. Maybe a Hoka Speedgoat 7? But even then you don’t want something with too much stack height. Maybe Norda 001As, although they’re expensive. You could get away with some Saucony Peregrines, but historically they’re not great on wet rock and their durability can not be great if you’re doing a lot of more technical rugged trails.

What’s your distance? I wouldn’t want to run an ultra in a pair of Peregrines. But a half marathon to 30km? That’s do able.

Sadly with the 13s they changed the sole, and they just don't have the grip of the older ones. Which is a shame, because they were a great shoe. I went through several pairs before I had to find something else.

I've not worn the 15s, but have worn most versions from the 8s. They're my go to trail shoe ranging from a two mile loop to 50 milers, single day to multi day trips. Worn for river shoes, snow covered trails, rocks, mud, you name it. 

Saucony Peregrines wides for long trails 4mm drop. I wear LP for every day wear.

Wide midfoot is a tricky one because a lot of “wide” trail shoes mainly add space in the toebox, not the midfoot. A few models that could fit: **Saucony Peregrine (wide)** Not the widest midfoot ever, but the wide version does give a bit more platform underfoot and the rock protection is pretty solid for technical trails. **Brooks Cascadia (wide)** Often recommended for people who want a bit more stability and protection on technical terrain. The platform is fairly stable for longer trail efforts. For what you described (technical sections + 50K distance + some overpronation), something like MTN Racer wide or Cascadia wide might be closer to what you’re looking for than Speedgoats. Also sometimes runners with wider midfeet have luck going half size up, since it can give a bit more volume through the midfoot area.