Last updated: 20-Aug-18 By Fiona Outdoors Designed for medium and long-distance runs on trail that is hard and compact, the Dynafit Feline Ultra promises “reliable support and shock absorption”. Features Form Fitted upper with Sensitive Fit+ to hug the midfoot Adaptive Grid: For comfortable fit and ventilation plus the ability to adapt to the foot’s […]
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Last updated: 20-Aug-18 By Fiona Outdoors The Salewa trainers are designed for mixed mountain terrain and some mud and grass. The footwear has two components developed in partnership with Michelin (you will know of this company because they make car and bike tyres). The Michelin Technical Soles offer “excellent traction and stability” and the Michelin’s
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Last updated: 10-Dec-18 By Alice Morrison These shoes have a grippy outsole for maximum traction on hills and slippery surfaces. Rear and forefoot gel cushioning systems provide shock absorption for a smoother, more protected ride. Memory foam in the heel and a removable sockliner give additional cushioning for a more comfortable run over longer distances.
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Last updated: 20-Aug-18 By James Eacott The Lone Peak 3.0 are the latest (fifth) version of Altra’s original flagship trail running shoes. Designed for trail running, hiking, fastpacking and trail racing, Altra’s presence in the ultra running world is growing rapidly, and for good reason. Photo credit: Altrarunning.com Features Designed for: improved running form, foot
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Last updated: 01-Nov-18 By Alice Morrison The last time I used HOKAS for any period of time was for the Marathon des Sables, so I was very interested to try out the Claytons for training on the roads, which is a lot of what I have to do in terms of training, even though I
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Last updated: 04-Dec-18 By Steve Diederich In a crowded market with everyone piling into trail shoe production, is there room for a premium priced new entrant from a manufacturer of premium climbing and outdoor gear? Given that Arc’teryx’s parent company Amer Sports owns Salomon, they certainly have pedigree to draw on, so can the Norvan
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Last updated: 01-Nov-18 By Fiona Outdoors The HOKA ONE ONE Mafate Speed 2 trail running shoe offers maximum cushioning combined with a grippy and durable Vibram outsole. The brand aims this at runners who like trails and long-distance sessions or races. Features Upper: Comfortable and lightweight No Sew SpeedFrame construction External Monomesh screen for improved
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Last updated: 20-Aug-18 By Fiona Outdoors Most ultra runners know about the brand inov-8. No doubt, many runners own a few pairs of inov-8 trainers, whether off-road or road versions. Now the company has launched their redesigned ROCLITE collection. A popular choice for hill running, especially when it will be wet and muddy, Roclite shoes
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Last updated: 20-Aug-18 By Alice Morrison The blurb for these Inov-8s says “for long miles on hard packed trails”. I tried them out on trail/mountain bike routes in the Peak District (UK) and also on a couple of longish days on hard-packed sand trails in the Agafay desert in Morocco. Features Weight 275g Drop 8mm
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Last updated: 20-Aug-18 By Fiona Outdoors The Brooks Cascadia 11s feature a Gore-Tex waterproof and breathable membrane. They are meant for trails and offer a neutral fit with a medium width. Features Gore-Tex upper BIOMOGO DNA midsole “adaptive” cushioning Four-point pivot posts for a stabilising suspension system Full-length segmented crash pad to “accommodate any foot
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