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Most Durable Trail Shoes

The shoes for sale rated highest for durability by real, experienced, and knowledgeable reviewers.


All trail shoes

30 shoes · page 2 of 2

Prices updated daily. Last checked Sep 14.

  1. #25 Nike

    ACG Zegama Trail

    63 Below average Durability · 2 reviews · Confidence 58/100

    Trail · Neutral

    One reviewer, moving over from the Rocket X 2, rates it 5 out of 5 in every category.

    ACG Zegama Trail
    Overall 63 Cushioning 68
    $180 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTC
    Overall
    63
    Appearance
    84
    Comfort
    71
    Cushioning
    68
    Value
    65
    Durability
    63
    Confidence
    58

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    Amazon

    $180

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    Running Warehouse $180

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    Pros

    One reviewer, moving over from the Rocket X 2, rates it 5 out of 5 in every category.

    Another reviewer says outright that they have no complaints about it.

    Cons

    One reviewer so far rates its cushioning 3 out of 5.

  2. #26 HOKA

    Speedgoat 7

    62 Below average Durability · 4 reviews · Confidence 29/100

    Trail · Neutral

    One of four reviewers so far calls it light for a trail shoe.

    Speedgoat 7
    Overall 62 Cushioning 86
    Overall
    62
    Cushioning
    86
    Appearance
    69
    Comfort
    66
    Durability
    62
    Value
    50
    Confidence
    29

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    Running Warehouse

    $132 $165 20% off

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    Pros

    One of four reviewers so far calls it light for a trail shoe.

    The six Speedgoat versions before it score 86 to 98.

    Cons

    Value draws 3.0 out of 5 in the four reviews so far, and one reviewer says it is not durable enough for the cost.

    One reviewer says the Vibram outsole lugs wear down fast.

    Cushioning rates 3.3 out of 5 across the same four reviewers.

  3. #27 HOKA

    Zinal 3

    60 Below average Durability · 1 review · Confidence 2/100

    Trail · Neutral

    It lists at $150, below the $170 median for trail shoes on sale and $30 below the Zinal 2 beside it.

    Zinal 3
    Overall 60 Cushioning 72
    Overall
    60
    Value
    73
    Cushioning
    72
    Comfort
    64
    Appearance
    62
    Durability
    60
    Confidence
    2

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    Running Warehouse

    $150

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    Dick's $150

    MSRP $150

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    Pros

    It lists at $150, below the $170 median for trail shoes on sale and $30 below the Zinal 2 beside it.

    Cons

    Each Zinal scores lower than the one before it: 86 for the original, 74 for the Zinal 2 and 67 for this one.

  4. #28 Nike

    Acg Ultrafly Trail Trail

    59 Bottom-tier Durability · 1 review · Confidence 43/100

    Trail · Neutral · 9mm drop

    Acg Ultrafly Trail Trail
    Overall 59 Cushioning 65
    Overall
    59
    Appearance
    81
    Cushioning
    65
    Comfort
    64
    Value
    60
    Durability
    59
    Confidence
    43

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    Dick's Sporting Goods

    $260

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    Cons

    It lists at $260, far above the $170 median for trail shoes on sale.

    The one reviewer so far rates its cushioning, its looks and its value 3 out of 5.

  5. #29 Nike

    Zegama Trail 2

    58 Bottom-tier Durability · 15 reviews · Confidence 81/100

    Trail · Neutral · 9.4 oz (men's) · 4mm drop · 39mm stack

    One of fifteen reviewers calls it the most comfortable shoe they have ever worn, and says they have a difficult foot.

    Zegama Trail 2
    Overall 58 Cushioning 63
    Overall
    58
    Appearance
    74
    Cushioning
    63
    Value
    62
    Durability
    58
    Comfort
    54
    Confidence
    81

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    Nike

    $155 $180 14% off

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    Dick's $162 10% off

    MSRP $180

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    Pros

    One of fifteen reviewers calls it the most comfortable shoe they have ever worn, and says they have a difficult foot.

    A 39mm heel stack, above the 36mm median for trail shoes on sale, and one reviewer describes it as well padded.

    Cons

    One of fifteen reviewers finds it too heavy for fast paces and keeps it for easy runs.

    Another has a pair go flat after a cross country season and a training camp.

    It lists at $180, above the $170 median for trail shoes on sale.

  6. #30 HOKA

    Stinson 7

    55 Bottom-tier Durability · 6 reviews · Confidence 22/100

    Trail · Neutral · 11.4 oz · 5mm drop

    A 44mm heel stack on a 5mm drop, well above the 36mm median for trail shoes on sale.

    Stinson 7
    Overall 55 Cushioning 88
    Overall
    55
    Cushioning
    88
    Durability
    55
    Comfort
    54
    Value
    54
    Appearance
    53
    Confidence
    22

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    Dick's Sporting Goods

    $175

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    MSRP $175

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    Pros

    A 44mm heel stack on a 5mm drop, well above the 36mm median for trail shoes on sale.

    Cushioning is the strongest of its categories at 4.3 out of 5 across the six reviewers so far.

    Cons

    Averaging 11.3 oz across the men's and women's builds, it is far heavier than the 8.9 oz median for trail shoes on sale.

    Durability averages 3.0 out of 5 across the six reviewers so far.

    One of six reviewers says it is worn as a fashion shoe and is not a running shoe.

How this ranking works

Ratings come from our statistical models of runner reviews: the score is our best estimate of how a shoe is rated, and the bar behind it in an expanded row is the range we consider plausible given how many reviews it has. Shoes with few reviews rank more cautiously rather than shooting to the top on a handful of glowing write-ups. Prices are the live prices at the retailers we track, and everything ranked here is a shoe you can buy today.