Saucony Trail Running Shoes Reviews

“ The Peregrine 13 continues its legacy as a lighter weight nimble trail shoe but now with more cushioning and greater protection. This shoe is a great choice for any trail runner looking for a...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Endorphin Edge is a fast and versatile shoe that is best suited on road and hard-packed trails and limited on more technical, uneven trail terrain.” Read expert review

“The Saucony Peregrine 12 is a fast trail shoe with decent traction, protection, and cushioning to be versatile on diverse trail conditions. They are built for speed and ...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Peregrine 11, after undergoing some updates in its previous version, is left largely in tact and remains a popular choice for many trail runners.  It is durable and offers great...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Excursion TR13 felt good as an everyday shoe to walk around in or stand in. On the trails these shoes did not provide the performance that I like in a trail shoe.” Read expert review

“The Saucony Peregrine 10 offers some updates that will keep this popular style in the rotations of many trail runners. The 10th version of the Peregrine includes the typical smooth cushioning, sticky...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Cohesion TR12 is a lightweight, lower cost trail running shoe providing adequate support and traction on non-technical trails.  ...” Read expert review

“The new Saucony Peregrine ISO is the continuation of a trail shoe that performs well for most trail runners. It has been updated to provide more cushioning but retains the same reliable comfort and...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Xodus ISO 3 seems to be good for wet or dry trail, and isn't uncomfortable when I'm running on road or gravel between trail sections. It may feel a little clunkier at first, but I got used...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Koa TR bills itself as a hybrid solution for those seeking a running shoe that will handle both trails and paved surfaces. While the shoe is comfortable and supportive, it falls short of...” Read expert review