Trail Running Shoes Reviews

“This new Caldera Takes what the Catamount and Cascadia aren’t to create a shoe that is a bruiser, and fully focused on comfort, protection, and distance. The Caldera is a great shoe for long...” Read expert review

“The Altra Outroad 2 brings back all of the good features from the 1st edition, but with more durability. They are versatile enough for your run to the trails and rugged enough to conquer them once...” Read expert review

“The Altra Superior 6 is a lightweight and low-cushioned trail shoe that can be worn in a variety of different trial conditions. ” Read expert review

“The On Cloudvista is a great entry-level trail shoe or a shoe that does well from road to smooth trails. It's beautifully built and looks great but does lack in some areas that would help make it a...” Read expert review

“ With a significant weight reduction the Hierro has upgraded itself to an great daily running shoe for less technical trails and terrain ” Read expert review

“The Brooks Catamount 2 makes wise improvements over the inaugural edition, most notably to its stability and durability without sacrificing its zippiness down the trails. While it is now a decent...” Read expert review

“ 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 Salomon Speedcross 6 is a durable and responsive shoe that is built for terrain where traction and protection are critical, including early season trail and road conditions and technical terrain.” Read expert review

“The Nike Wildhorse 8 is a well-rounded, do-it-all trail shoe that most runners will be satisfied with. Quality materials and a new look in the 8th edition will attract Nike loyalists and avid trail...” Read expert review

“The Asics Fuji Lite 3 is a very snappy trail shoe that fits well and has traction to climb just about anything you throw at it!” Read expert review