100%! No two shoes fit the same and no single shoe can do everything perfectly. Really hoping we see more local stores carry a wider range of trail specific sneakers, that was the only real struggle I experienced myself too.
I'm shopping for something like a trail runner boot, better tread and sleeker than my Bean boots, but still waterproof and up for mud. Did you happen to look at any of those? Norda has a "mid-collar". The price is right of the Keen Targhee, but I would need to learn to like the look of it. Got any suggestions?
I'd wear these on rainy or snowy NYC days for work-casual, weekends with my son, park time and dealing with some soggy chores around the bay.
Great stuff right here! Bottom line, people need to hit their local running shop and try them on to find the best shoe for them.
100%! No two shoes fit the same and no single shoe can do everything perfectly. Really hoping we see more local stores carry a wider range of trail specific sneakers, that was the only real struggle I experienced myself too.
Right on time. This is great guidance.
I'm shopping for something like a trail runner boot, better tread and sleeker than my Bean boots, but still waterproof and up for mud. Did you happen to look at any of those? Norda has a "mid-collar". The price is right of the Keen Targhee, but I would need to learn to like the look of it. Got any suggestions?
I'd wear these on rainy or snowy NYC days for work-casual, weekends with my son, park time and dealing with some soggy chores around the bay.