adidas Men's Tracerocker 2.0 Gore-tex Trail Running Sneaker

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I have run plenty of miles in these shoes and noticed no significant change in performance. The traction, cushioning, and support has remained consistent, and the shoes held up remarkably well in terms of wear and tear.” – Cassy It’s not a lightweight racer, but the Peak 4 is more rugged than most running shoes and is built to last. I’m a UK 6.5 but felt these were a little on the small side, as my toe felt like it was touching the end so may have preferred a size up, but having said that it never caused my any problems on my runs.” – Cassy The kind of waterproofing you’d expect from GORE-TEX®, but it runs a little hot for summer running. I highly recommend these for any hiker or people who ride mountain bikes because the grip on these is really good. They're really comfortable too.

I could definitely use them on easy days, where the conditions are very wet and cold and keeping your feet dry is key.”– Chris I purposely ran through puddles, but the shoes did not leak. My feet remained dry and I was impressed with their waterproofness.” – Michael These were a fantastically fitting and comfortable trail running shoe. Ideal for D or even E width feet. I was impressed with the lacing and would certainly consider other shoes that have similar lacing The arch of the shoes midsole and insole fitted my feet perfectly, the shoe felt very supportive.” – Michael It’s a quality, waterproof, winter running shoe with reliable grip and it looks good enough to wear around town and stop for a cuppa.” – John

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My sneakers are very comfortable and they provide great support and I like that they look sharp too. I wish that they would provide better airflow. Other than that very happy with these runners. The grip was good, I felt stable over a variety of terrains but felt that with fewer lugs I did feel wearier on muddier terrain.” – Michael

Michael has 13 years of competitive running experience. He has competed at school, University and County level. Typically, Michael runs between 30 and 40 miles a week on road and trail. At GO, Michael is an expert in running and gait/injury analysis. He is also a running coach. He does most of his trail running around the Lincolnshire Wolds and the Peak District. I've been on the hunt for a new pair of shoes that I can wear outdoors on tough terrain with a lot of traction and a protective toe for work. I do landscaping design. The only thing that I don't like is that I had to find my perfect shoe in the men's department. These shoes are amazing otherwise. Other than in the heel, it wasn’t the most cushioned midsole. There are better shoes for harder surfaces, but the Salomon Alphacross 4 did feel fast and light. The shoe was flexible with loads of grip, which made steep climbs a little easier.” – MichaelOpinion of the grip in soft conditions was mixed, but the shoe works well for a mix of road and trail running. Plenty of cushioning and energy return from a stiffer, more supportive midsole that’s ideal for rugged trails.