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j’ai eux la peregrine 12/13 impeccable mais la 14 beaucoup de problèmes ,Saucony n’a pas respecté les tailles,ducoup si fais du 44 il faut prendre 44,5.Problème de frottement au talon même avec la bonne taille.Bref elle n’est pas conçu comme la peregrine 12 et 13 .Pouf moi celle la est un raté
Saucony has a nice range, eg the Peregrine 15 (Wide). I also think they're naturally wide, eg A Saucony 14 is wider than an Adidas 14 (just picked Adadas as an example brand).
I started my trail run training with Saucony peregrine 14’s. No complaints and since they were an older version (15’s are the newest version) they were only $70. Looks like they are hard to come by now but you might still be able to find some at REI on a clearance rack.
I've almost done 300km on my peregrine 14's , no issues. Also in Africa, dry conditions.
That happened to mine just over 100kms. They replaced them, but the replacement pair of peregrine 14s did the same thing after about 90kms. They feel pretty good though otherwise, too bad they are built this way.
I found my Peregrine 15’s started with quite a stiff heel cup that took a while to soften. I always wore with darn tough merino socks and a bit of body glide applied to my heels. I never actually got a blister but did feel like it was a possibility. Shame because apart from that they feel pretty plush when you put them on.
Ik heb die saucony, fijne schoen en aanrader!
The Peregrine 16 has a couple slight differences from earlier versions, the main one being that it now has Vibram Megagrip. Since it sounds like outsole is your biggest durability concern it might be worth reading reviews of other shoes with this outsole since there are plenty of them (Hoka Speedgoat, Nike Zegama 2, Nnormal models, etc.). AFAIK, the material on Vibram Megagrip outsoles are essentially the same (lug depth and design might differ slightly) so they should be similar. Unfortunately most "professional" shoe reviewers are going through so many shoes they rarely get more than a hundred miles on their shoes so you may be better off looking up Reddit reviews. With that said, I'd be curious what your expectations are for longevity? Mid-sole essentially always dies first for me for trail shoes (all shoes really). I have retired shoes that lead rough lives and have been used extensively for casual walking/hiking and the outsole is worn but would still be completely fine for running in. You may have different results if you run on really abrasive surfaces though (concrete, sandstone, etc.).
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