Trail running shoes

The Altra Olympus 5 is a zero-drop trail running shoe with comfortable cushioning for long runs. However, its heavy build and lack of grip limit it to moderate terrain.

The Hoka Mafate Speed 4 is a delightfully grippy and comfortable trail running shoe for long distances on technical terrains.

The Asics Gel Trabuco 10 is a versatile trail running shoe for medium to long distances on technical terrain.

Naming a trail running shoe after the mythical Zegama Aizkorri Marathon shows you mean business – and Nike knew what they were doing! The ZoomX Zegama mark the introduction of the famed Nike ZoomX foam to the trails and they’re doing it in style in a pair that’s (almost) the whole package for long distance running.

The Saucony Xodus Ultra is almost a completely new shoe. It’s much lighter with incredible traction for long and tough runs while retaining its signature comfort.

A go-to Jack-of-all-trades trail running shoe that combines fun propulsion and responsive yet plush cushioning thanks to Salomon’s Energy Blade and Energy Surge foam. One to use on daily training sessions through mid- to long-distance trail races.

The New Balance Fresh Foam Hierro v7 are versatile and comfortable trail running shoes for long distances on technical terrain.

Nike upgraded an already impressive hybrid road-trail shoe with the release of its updated and lighter Nike Pegasus Trail 4.

The Altra Mont Blanc is a zero-drop trail running shoe for long-distance running combining generous cushioning, responsiveness, and lightness.

The Nike Air Zoom Terra Kiger 8 combines protection, grip, and firm cushioning for a safe ride on most trails.