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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
- 274 g
- Styles
- 69
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
- 29
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
- 16
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
- 253 g
- Styles
- 25
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
- 36
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.
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.
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