Adidas Terrex Agravic Speed 2 Review
A friendly look at the Adidas Terrex Agravic Speed 2: comfort, fit, trail grip and whether this lightweight running shoe makes sense for your weekend runs.
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Trail Shoe Reviews
35 reviews
Type: Trail
Asics Fuji Lite 7 Review
The Asics Fuji Lite 7 is a light, flexible neutral trail shoe with a woven upper and a midfoot wrap. Here is who it suits, who should skip it, how it fits and which alternatives to consider for rockier or muddier ground.
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Nike ACG Ultrafly Trail Review
Nike's trail racing shoe uses a split carbon plate and soft ZoomX foam to stay quick and comfortable over long distances on gravel and smooth trail. It suits ultra racers on runnable courses. Shallow lugs and a very high launch price limit who should buy it.
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Saucony Xodus Ultra 4 Review
A tall, cushioned trail shoe for long days on rocky, wet or muddy ground, with a soft foam core and full-length Vibram rubber for grip. It suits ultra runners and hikers who want protection for hours. It is heavy and bulky, so quick, nimble runs are better served elsewhere.
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Topo Athletic MTN Racer 4 Review
The Topo Athletic MTN Racer 4 is a rugged, foot-shaped trail shoe with a wide toe box and Vibram Megagrip. It fits snugger and rides firmer than the MTN Racer 3.
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Altra Olympus 275 HiLo Review
Altra Olympus 275 HiLo review: a $200 zero-drop trail shoe with 33 mm cushioning, EGO MAX foam, Vibram Megagrip and a roomy long-distance fit.
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Altra Experience Wild 3 Review
Altra Experience Wild 3 review: a $150 road-to-trail shoe with a 4 mm drop, roomy FootShape fit and optional Vibram outsole in the Wild 3+.
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Adidas Terrex Agravic 4 Review
The Adidas Terrex Agravic 4 is a dependable everyday trail shoe with strong Continental grip, moderate cushioning and a stable ride. We break down fit, traction, comfort and who should buy it.
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Hoka Stinson 8 Review
Hoka Stinson 8 review: a $180 max-cushion road-to-trail shoe with a broad stable platform, roomy fit and strong crossover appeal for long walks and easy miles.
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Oboz Katabatic LT Low GTX Review
Oboz rebuilt its popular Katabatic around a lighter GORE-TEX lining, and the result is a quick, sure-footed shoe for muddy and rocky weekends. We explain how the fit runs, where the firm ride helps or hurts and which hikers are better served by a roomier or softer option.
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Altra Timp 6 Review: Roomy Toe Box and Vibram Grip for Long Trail Days
The Altra Timp 6 combines a roomy toe shape, 30 mm zero-drop platform and Vibram Megagrip outsole for long trail runs, hikes and all-day off-road use. Here is who it suits, where it falls short and how the GTX versions differ.
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Altra Lone Peak 9 Waterproof Review: Roomy toe box ideal for wet conditions
The Altra Lone Peak 9 Waterproof is a roomy zero-drop hiking shoe for wet trails and outdoor walking. This buyer-focused review explains who it suits, who should skip it, how it fits and the difference between the Low and Mid versions.
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