The Saucony Peregrine 4 is a favorite of trail runners who run more than just trails. With its versatile, multidirectional outsole, the Peregrine 4 is ideal for those who want a fast-feeling shoe for a variety of surfaces.
New for the Peregrine 4 is Saucony’s rock plate material, a nylon fiber mesh. Designed such that it lightens the shoe by .44 ounces, it adds a degree of flexibility difficult to find with the same underfoot protection. Also pitching in to lighten the load is their FlexFilm upper construction on three-quarters of the shoe, which layers a lightweight, durable fabric for structure while cutting down on bulky seams and overlays that can cut or rub.
Saucony’s new PowerGrid cushioning system also makes its debut, which centers the heel while absorbing impact and distributing pressure over a wider surface. You’re left with a smooth, responsive ride in a lighter package than ever before.
An XT-900 blown rubber outsole is comprised of deep, multidirectional lugs that dig in and grip on the gnarliest trails, and a gusseted tongue keeps grit out of your socks. Gaiters go on easy for those journeys deep into the bush.
The Saucony Peregrine 4 is a workhorse for the runner who demands a light, responsive ride on both trail and asphalt.