#trail-running-shoes

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fromiRunFar
11 hours ago

Inov8 TrailFly Zero V2 Review

Inov8 TrailFly Zero V2 improves upon the original with refined fit, better design execution, and reliable performance across varied trail conditions.
fromWIRED
3 days ago

The Norda 001A G+ Is the Toughest and Most Expensive Trail Running Shoe

That new foam is now a proprietary Norda x Arnitel thermoplastic polyester elastomer blend that aims to deliver 30 percent more rebound than the original 001. It weighs 10 percent less and still delivers that signature durability that lasts beyond 1,000 kilometers (621 miles).
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fromiRunFar
1 week ago

Altra Timp 6 Review

The Altra Timp 6 sits squarely in the middle of the Altra cushioned lineup, with a 30-millimeter stack height that works well as a nimble door-to-trail option. It carries less bulk than the Altra Olympus 6, with its 33-millimeter stack height under the heel, but offers more cushion and stability than the lower, faster-feeling Altra Lone Peak 9, which has a 25-millimeter stack under the heel.
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fromiRunFar
2 weeks ago

Brooks Cascadia Elite Review

The Brooks Cascadia Elite is a lightweight, race-focused trail super shoe that delivers responsive performance and stability on technical terrain without feeling unstable or twitchy.
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fromiRunFar
2 weeks ago

Tracksmith Eliot Range Review

Tracksmith's Eliot Range is a lightweight, minimalist trail shoe featuring merino wool, a Vibram outsole, and classic New England aesthetic at $240, departing from industry trends toward maximal cushioning and bright colors.
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fromiRunFar
1 month ago

Scarpa Spin Ultra 2 Review

The Scarpa Spin Ultra 2 is a firmer, lower-drop trail shoe offering improved flexibility, breathability, traction, and performance for long training and racing.
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fromiRunFar
1 month ago

Return to Retro: The Brooks Cascadia 1 Is Back

Brooks relaunched the original Cascadia 1 with modern upgrades, honoring Scott Jurek's design legacy and tapping into retro, nostalgia-driven styling.
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fromiRunFar
1 month ago

Salomon Pulsar Review

The Salomon Pulsar is a lightweight, moderately cushioned trail shoe ($140) offering a resilient midsole, secure Salomon fit, and smooth ride for mild-to-moderate terrain.
fromiRunFar
2 months ago

Hoka Mafate 5 Review

This latest iteration offers more cushioning and protection than ever, with an outsole that looks like it could be tread on a small bulldozer. Its generous 43-millimeter stack height at the heel and 35 millimeters under the forefoot for women, with 2 millimeters more on the men's side, and actual weight of 11.1 ounces (314 grams) for a U.S. men's 9 make it anything but svelte, yet the ride is surprisingly forgiving - absorbing impact without feeling sluggish.
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fromiRunFar
2 months ago

Norda 001A Review

The Norda 001A is a durable, lightweight trail shoe engineered for long distances, combining strong performance, sustainability commitments, and small-batch quality despite a break-in period.
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fromWIRED
5 months ago

Should You Hike in Boots or Trail Runners?

Choose hiking boots for heavy packs, rough terrain, or wet and snowy conditions; choose lightweight trail shoes for day hikes and lighter loads.
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fromiRunFar
5 months ago

Speedland GL:PDX Review

The Speedland GL:PDX delivers long-distance comfort with lower stack height, higher volume, single BOA plus strap, Michelin outsole, and 6.5mm lugs for mixed-terrain grip.
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fromiRunFar
6 months ago

Inov8 TrailFly Max Review

Inov8 TrailFly Max is a thoughtfully cushioned, versatile dry-weather trail shoe offering comfortable fit, moderate cushioning (24/18mm), 6mm drop, light weight, restrained outsole traction.
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fromiRunFar
10 months ago

Brooks Catamount 4 Review

Brooks Catamount 4 enhances cushioning while maintaining a lightweight, responsive feel, making it suitable for various trail running scenarios.
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