Saucony Peregrine 14 Sizing Guide: Does It Run Small or True to Size?

Fit Notes

Altra Lone Peak

Sizing up a half-size is noted by users transitioning from Altra's signature foot-shaped toe box, which can make the Peregrine's standard last feel slightly more restrictive by comparison. However, remember the width compensation factor: if you only size up in other brands to acquire extra horizontal space, stick to your true length here, as the Peregrine 14 already provides a remarkably open-toed layout.

Salomon X Ultra 4 GTX

Users often drop a half-size down from this historically narrow reference shoe. Because Salomon employs a highly tapered, conventional fit, runners frequently size up in them just to get more width. Since the Peregrine 14 features a significantly wider and roomier midfoot and toe box, you must drop back down to your true biological length to avoid excessive longitudinal slipping.

Hoka Speedgoat 5

Fits true to size (TTS) in direct comparison. The Peregrine 14 serves as a functional spatial upgrade over the Speedgoat's more tapered forefoot. The midfoot lock remains safely snug across both models, but the Saucony completely eliminates the lateral pinky-toe pinching common to standard-width Hoka models without requiring a change in length.

New Balance 880v13

A half-size increase provides an optimal length transition from this road-oriented option, accommodating the Peregrine's protective, taller collar. Ensure you isolate length from width adjustments: do not clear a half-size up if your New Balance sizing was artificially inflated to cope with wide feet, as the Peregrine's standard forefoot is inherently generous.