Trail Shoes

[Flopsy]

Any recommendations for trail shoes?.

Looking for something that can offer a bit more grip on sections of mud and wet tracks but will also give more cushioning on tarmac and stoney tracks.

Ta muchly.

[Latege]

I like my Kanadia, (don't like my Puma Nightfox).

[Tahr]

I like InOV8 315s

ATB

Tahr

[Yaks]

Loads to choose from, depending on which brand fit your feet, and whether you want more grip, or more cushioning.

Two that I would suggest as a good all-round options are Salomon Speedcross 3 and Inov-8 Roclite 315, but sure that others will have many other suggestions

[Derby Tup]

Kanadia are a great option and a third of the price of some of the other options if sourced wisely :thumbup: Sadly they're slightly narrow for me :thunbdown:

[sbrt]

I have used Mizuno wave harriers, rocklites and speedcross, all good shoes but have settled on the mizunos

[Flopsy]

Thanks for the replies so far.

I'm not familar with Kanadia. What they about???/

Not sure about Inov8's. Very expensive and previous pairs of fell shoe have given me blisters on the heel for a while. Have they sorted that problem out?

I already use Mizuno Wave Harriers for multi terrain but would like something a bit more cushioned when it's more trail than fell.

[Derby Tup]

Link to Adidas Kanadia at sportshoes

[Swoop]

Adidas Kanadia are good and cheap!

http://www.startfitness.co.uk/search...nSubmit=Search

Type NEWYEAR10 to get an extra 10% off at checkout!

[Latege]

Adidas Kanadia are good and cheap!

http://www.startfitness.co.uk/search...nSubmit=Search

Type NEWYEAR10 to get an extra 10% off at checkout!

Just be careful not to buy the version 2 (Start fitness still seem to have them, along with 3 & 4). I had two pairs and all four shoes split on both sides very quickly. The problem has been fixed in version 3 and I've done over 100 miles in mine and they look as good as new.