If you're looking for an uncoventional shoe, check out Go-Lites. They are super comfortable, have a large toebox, and with the knobs on the bottom of the shoe you never feel a thing when running on rocky terrain. They're my only trail shoe and I am just about to retire my first pair, which must have close to 1000 miles on them.
Trail Shoes
So I bought a pair of north face trail shoes months ago and I hate them. I need a trail shoe that is going to offer 1) proper support 2) protection from pointy rocks etc 3) some toe protection and 4) certain amount of flexibility and comfortable.<br><br>
Any recommendations? I have looked online but I am going to head to REI and see what they have at lunch. Their selection isnt great but it is so hard to buy shoes online because I cant see or touch them...<br>
any other stores I should check out, especially in the Philadelphia area.
Any recommendations? I have looked online but I am going to head to REI and see what they have at lunch. Their selection isnt great but it is so hard to buy shoes online because I cant see or touch them...<br>
any other stores I should check out, especially in the Philadelphia area.
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