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Cushioning 4 to 5
Max cushion
Soft, tall stacks that keep legs fresh deep into long days.
- How it's built
- Thick, soft midsoles with lots of foam under the heel and forefoot, often with a rocker that rolls you forward.
- Best terrain
- Buffed singletrack, fire roads and long descents, plus pavement between trailheads.
- Best for
- Ultra and long-run days, heavier or heel-striking runners, and anyone who wants fresh legs tomorrow.
Typical shoe
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- Stack
- 36 mm
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Weight
- 275 g
- Styles
- 70
Cushioning 3
Balanced
Enough foam for long days, with enough feel to stay sure-footed.
- How it's built
- Mid-height midsoles, moderately soft, with a stable platform and enough flex to follow the ground.
- Best terrain
- Mixed trail, from smooth singletrack to rocky, rooty sections, and the road to get there.
- Best for
- Everyday training, most runners, and anyone who wants one shoe for most runs.
Typical shoe
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- Stack
- 34 mm
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Weight
- 258 g
- Styles
- 30
Cushioning 1 to 2
More ground feel
Low, firm and precise, so you can feel the trail under you.
- How it's built
- Thin, firmer midsoles and flexible soles that sit you close to the ground and let your foot move.
- Best terrain
- Technical, rooty and rocky trail, where quick and precise foot placement matters.
- Best for
- Light-footed, experienced runners, shorter fast efforts, and building stronger feet and ankles.
Typical shoe
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- Stack
- 25 mm
- Drop
- 4 mm
- Weight
- 250 g
- Styles
- 20
Shoe drop
Low drop
Heel and forefoot sit nearly level, for a flatter stride.
- How it's built
- Zero to 4mm between heel and forefoot height, which encourages a midfoot landing.
- Best terrain
- Any surface. Drop changes how you land, not where you run.
- Best for
- Midfoot and forefoot strikers, and runners moving over from a higher drop shoe, a few runs a week at first.
Typical shoe
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- Stack
- 30 mm
- Drop
- 4 mm
- Weight
- 256 g
- Styles
- 30
Fit
Wide fit
Room in the toe box so toes can spread.
- How it's built
- Roomier lasts with a broad, foot-shaped toe box and more volume through the midfoot.
- Best terrain
- Long days on any trail, when feet swell over the hours.
- Best for
- Wide or high-volume feet, bunions, and anyone losing toenails on long descents.
Typical shoe
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- Stack
- 33 mm
- Drop
- 5 mm
- Weight
- 273 g
- Styles
- 39
Weather
Waterproof
Membrane uppers that keep rain and puddles out.
- How it's built
- A waterproof membrane such as Gore-Tex in the upper, a little warmer and stiffer than mesh.
- Best terrain
- Wet, muddy and snowy trail through the rainy months on the Sea to Sky.
- Best for
- Winter and shoulder-season runners and cold, wet commutes. Skip them for creek crossings, where water gets in over the top and stays.
Typical shoe
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- Stack
- 32 mm
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Weight
- 298 g
- Styles
- 12
Shoe type
Road
Smooth and light for the pavement days between trail days.
- How it's built
- Lighter outsoles with flat, grippy rubber instead of lugs, and midsoles tuned for an even rhythm.
- Best terrain
- Pavement, bike paths and hard-packed gravel.
- Best for
- Daily miles from the door, recovery runs and road races.
Typical shoe
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- Stack
- 36 mm
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Weight
- 250 g
- Styles
- 30
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