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QD: Yesterday was my 50th birthday and I ran 50 laps around a one mile trail at my local park. I wore the Saucony Exodous and then switched to the Hoka Speedgoats.
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Ran 11 miles, at a local park. I was wearing a pair of Vibram V- trail shoes. I wanted to stay light so instead of carrying a water bottle I had my water filtration system and when I needed some water I just ran down to the river and had a drink. Truly a grand day out.
QD: Hit the trail a couple of days ago in Salomon Speedcross 5, yellow shoe with grey detailing and black tongue. Dry trail for the run, moderately challenging for my ability level, had a great time. Dirt singletrack through the woods, lots of up-and-downs through ravines and a couple of shallow creek crossings. Temperatures in the 80s with high humidity made for a very sweaty, tough run. At the end of the run, however, a wonderful cloudburst came overhead and it *poured* rain on me. Felt SO good to just stand there and get drenched in pounding cool rain! Only drawback on the day: the insole came completely unattached in the right shoe, with less than 100 miles on it.
Nike Trail 2019/2020 matrix, yes please, sir! QOD: 11 miles, forest gravel loop, Pegasus 36 Trail for added grip and padding. I interchange on same route with Peg Turbo 2, which gives me a little better turnover and more snappiness. Also tried Kiger 5, but midsole not as responsive in the forefoot and deeper lugs seem to hold me back on speed.
Had my first ever trail run with these over the weekend. Quick 6km with a bit of elevation and I loved every second of it. I reckon it's a perfect shoe for a newb like me. So comfortable and felt really stable when the trail got loose. They're heavy alright but heaps of fun!
QOD: Did an easy 6 mile trail-run yesterday on Pegasus 36. 20% of my run was very soft (sand) so after your first impression of the Pegasus Trail 2 (which for me is far too heavy), I will now try to get the Pegasus 36 Trail at a reduced price.
Did a cooldown on the trails after some hill workouts on the road. Loving the Mad River which I got for a smokin 79.95 at Running Warehouse! Love the content Seth as always. I want to take this time to unite with other runners and people of all color to denounce racism and injustice towards BLM and others. We stand with you all!
Great review as always Seth. I do quite a bit of road to trail running on my long runs. Just wondering which of the Nike trail running shoes you’d recommend and how would you categorise the Nike trail shoes i.e. which shoe would suit what surface/conditions? Stay safe!
Love your enthusiasm, but got to wonder if the weight could have something to do with the fact you were sitting in a creek the day before. Maybe let them dry out a little longer before chucking them on the scales again?
Ran 4.5 miles in the rain in Hoka SG 3 yesterday and about 3 in rain again. Santos Trailhead Ocala, FL. Love the rain and puddles as long as I'm wearing good socks. Such a relief. Past few times try trail couldn't run more than mile feeling tired. Thought have to go back to roads. Whew
Wow. Already 9 months ago, since the first impression of the Pegasus 36 trail. That video was my introduction to your vlogs Seth. Since then I'm watching everyday. Keep crushing it!
Do you get the idea that the Peg Trail 2 is aiming for the sneaker heads instead of actual runners? I can’t believe a 7.5 is that heavy!
Yeah the young moms did those on sunday afternoons. Got my girlfriend Adidas Agravic Flows for walking around Trails with the kid and she loves them.
Hard to believe. Maybe they didn't dry completely after that creek cooling after the run-up the Pikes?
Just checked on Nike site: Weight: 11.75oz (Men's size 10)
Tomek Baginski Not too bad. Most stability shoes like ASICS are around that weight class. I don’t have a problem with the weight. Maybe if you have some chicken 🐓 legs it could be an issue. Not these manly legs. 😆
Hikercore is popular now.
I am back home in Michigan and I did 10 miles on one of my favorite trails near Rockford. It was such a beautiful day for it. I ran in the Nike Wildhorse 6 which is a new shoe for me and overall I really liked it!! Thanks for your review on it Seth made me decide to give it a try as I have never run in Nike trail shoes before
Greetings from Kalamazoo county Michigan!
I ran 11 miles yesterday on the slopes of Mt Diablo in Northern California, using the Pegasus 36 Trail shoes. They’re great for the trails around here, not too technical, packed dirt and sandstone. I’ve gotten 500 miles out of the Peg 36 Trail and picked up some additional pairs on sale.
Great Footage on your run with the new Peg Trail 3’s, Stay Safe up there. DGR STRONG!!!!
After running 500km on road in May, this week I reduced to 70km on light trail, half using Nike Pegasus 36 Trail, half using Reebok Floatride Run 2.
I run routinely on the Rio Grande Trail (Roaring Fork Valley, CO) which is dual-surface for bikes, walkers, runners, so I can use road shoes even on the packed dirt side. I’ve been trying out the NB 880 v10. My trail shoe (I don’t ever need a very aggressive one) is the Brooks Pure Grit. I’ve written here before that it’s a good road-to-trail shoe, lightweight, low drop, has a rock plate (I believe) and nice tread that doesn’t trap pebbles or stones.
Terra kiger 5 for me, just 6 miles. Lots of dry loose sand so, it didn't really matter. Few small hills and fast corners for wich they provide good grip. They always feel so fast and they seem to be extremely durable. I love that I can do short fast intervals and also marathon distances with em. I do live in the Netherlands, so I have no rocky surfaces and no long climbs to compare my experiences to.
Thank you! I didn't know there was a name for road to trail shoes. Like you said, I live about ~2 miles to my local trail route in NYC. Usually I'd run the trails in one of my regular road shoes that has a sturdy rubber sole ( Ultraboost, 1080v9, Triumph 17), and I still feel significant slippage on the trails. (Light bridle trail).
Looks like I'll pick it up.
IQD: Yesterday I ran in the Topo Ultraventure. It's a sleeper. You don't seem to hear much about this shoe but it's very comfortable and the toe box is perfect in accommodating a wider foot but it's not too wide. The drop is 5mm which is that sweet spot for me. Used the Peg 36 Trail the day before and did commute from my home to the trails. Excellent for that purpose and just wish the Peg 2 Trail wasn't so heavy.
I done a 17 mile road run on my Peg 36 trail today and they felt great 👍🏻. I’m weigh 93kg as well, so I’m a heavy runner and heavy footed. I am new to running though, normally a hiker but I’ve booked my first marathon for next April. From England 🏴 love your content, keep it up!
I ran 45k (28mi) on Saturday on the trails and rough gravel roads near home in a new pair of Pegasus 36 Trails. There were some rough technical sections and some "runable" sections, with lots of short hills and a few longish hills. The gravel roads start about 800m from home, so not much of a commute. I'm training for a 105k ultramarathon in mid-July (unconfirmed at this stage). Much of this race is on similar terrain, although there is a big climb up a mountain every lap (5 x 21k laps) which I haven't trained for. Because of that, I think the Pegasus 36 Trail is ideal. I was excited to learn that you were doing this review, but disappointed that the Pegasus Trail 2 is so heavy. I wear an 11 or 11.5, so it would be difficult to drag that up the mountain and through the saddle behind it. I'll just try to pick up another pair of the Pegasus 36 Trails in the next 6 weeks so I have a spare pair if it's raining.
11 trail miles in the inov-8 x-talon 212 yesterday. They're great for dry to soft muddy conditions. They hold the foot in place really well and are FAST!
I think that, the gtx waterproof version, is a perfect shoes for the city in wet conditions and to enjoy a walking in the park or a little run. And the look is very casual. The wild horse look comfortable as well but not so casual!
I'm running more regularly on trails and continue to use the Hoka ATR Challenger
My last trail run the other day was 7 miles in the Terra Liger 5’s. Love them. Light enough, comfortable, and durable.
I had been debating buying this shoe for a while, but finally got a pair from a local Nike outlet for a cool 56 bucks👍🏼can’t wait to take them out on the trails and see how they do!
Yes please! I have been getting into trail running to make my solo running more interesting and I'm really not sure what shoe to get. QD: I ran 12 miles on a trail near my house and on the descent I actually had to turn around and run to the nearest road and call a friend to pick me up because there was a pack of coyotes wandering the trail! I was running in my Hoka Rincons because I dont have a trail shoe lol
Been running in the Hoka Speedgoat 4s the past month. Loving them more than I thought I would.
Sam Randlett yeah they are light and nimble just have to watch my ankle a bit more 🤣😅
My Speedgoat 3 are favorite trail shoes and they last forever. The lugs on mine are like I bought them yesterday. 👍🏼
I run 3-6 kilometers everyday on trails in the woods, and I use Pegs 36 Trail and I know the distance isn't there but still I love them for comfort and allowing me to forget about what shoes am I wearing. I can just have fun from running that 20-30 minutes a day.
QD: ran 12.5 miles in Flagstaff through Buffalo Park around MT. Eldon. . Ran in the Pegusis 36 Trail . Had 2100 feet of climbing in the first 6 miles. The shoes felt amazing and quick.
Trailroc 285 for hill repeats on the trails. A short hill with a grade that climbs from 3% to 30% in an 1k loop.. 10 times, with the last one all out and a PB for that segment. On the way back down some speedwork. All I can say, time to stock the Peg trail 35! That shoe is so versatile for the long distance...
Time to stock up on the Peg 36 Trail!
Yes please for the trail running matrix! I hiked/ran about 10 miles up I'm in the Lone Peak area this past Wednesday in my Saucony Liberty. That run convinced me that I really need trail shoes😭
QoD: July 6th I ran 24k, ~6k total on pavement, 18 or so on trails.
My trail shoes are the "Salomon Sense Ride 3"s. The traction is really good on these shoes I think. I'm a novice trail runner but I had a really good experience plugging up rocky, rooty inclines, and I also had no issues going down some steeper hills covered in rubble and rocks. My only issue is the lacing system. After a while it gives a bit, and my foot starts to move a little bit in the shoe and I can feel the friction. Not tremendously bad but it was noticeable. Otherwise the shoes feel nice and super light on my feet. I feel springy and confident over technical bits.
QoD: Ran trails 3 times in the past week. Speedcross4 every time. Distance 8-10K. Tration varied. Hill repeats on soft ground I needed every bit of traction that the 4s give you.
QD: 20 km running on the hills around Zurich with the Kiger 5s. 1000km on these shoes and still feel great
Did a 5 mile trail run. It was after a day of heavy raining and the only shoes I have for trails are under Armour syncline. Their not really trail shoes but it’s all I have for the mean time till I can save up for some speedgoats.
Late to the game on comments but last trail run was 5 miles on gravel/ service road terrain in Cornwall, UK on the Pegasus 36 trail. Been looking at these as a replacement when my 36 trails are worn out!
Yesterday i ran a 10 mile trail in forest/dunes along the coast here in the Netherlands. Wore the Hoka Challenger ATR 5. A good "commuter" shoe!
Has the upper been holding up? I'm leaning towards the newest Brooks Caldera 4.
They work great for me. Feels amazing on my feet. It's not a big weight different to me per Nike online but I'm no pro.
Pegasus Trail 2
Weight: 11.75oz (Men's size 10)
Pegasus 36 Trail
Weight: 10.28 oz. (men's size 10)
7 miles withs sections of sticky mud. The terra kigers pulled mw through. Only 22 miles in these shows so far but i love them
QD: 11Km in the Wildhorse 6 (Black). I think the wet boggy English trail provided the conditions that the WH6 were made for. Excellent traction, great ride and comfortable. Not forgetting a steal at £70 with in the Nike 30% off sale. Would recommend.
Ran 5k on trail on Friday in the Pegasus 36 Trail. I've ordered the Pegasus Trail 2, which will be here this week. Looking to use the react cushioning for longer trail runs, and as commuter from my home to the trails near me. Hopefully, the added weight will be offset by the durability. Really getting these for better energy return and bounce. We'll see.
I did a comparison of two my favorite trail shoes. I did a 20 miler in the Salomon S/lab ultra 2 days ago. I did back to back long runs and ran 22 miles in the Terra kiger 5 yesterday. I love the fit on the kiger, the react foam and the low drop are great. But the S/lab has grip that makes me feel like I can run up walls but its just too much shoe for me.
QD: hi Seth, I went out yesterday and did 23.6klms. Nice and easy pace. On the trails. Quite rocky terrain in parts. Wore the Evo Speedgoats. Love those shoes. Great grip and very comfortable
QD: Hit my local go-to trail route (20k loop) 5 times in the last seven days. Always used my Kiger 5s. Such a good shoe. Definitely will give the Wildhorse 6 a closer look for my next trail shoe though.
That Peg Trail 2 looks like a sneaker head's/ athleisure kinda shoe to me. Marketed towards those that think they need a trail shoe for their 2-mile-run in the park. I'll pass. Too much drop and too built up for serious trails.
Hoka One One Challenger ATR 5 on a 21 k run, mix of road and wet trail, rolling hills, windy, muddy in places and rain for the last 5 k. Love the shoe for mixed terrain in wet/dry weather, you know it doesn’t matter what you get into once you put it on!
richard braithwaite I find it too slippery for mud, it gets caked too easily and then slips, but a good shoe, especially the goratex version no wet feet!
Not ran on the trail yet but planing to do so in a couple days. It has been a while but I will be running in the hoka evo speedgoat, that would be Southern California in whitening ranch. I would say 10 to 12 mile trail run. Stay strong everyone and run the trails.
QD: 18 miles on forest trails in the Mad River TR’s. Suffered on some rolling hills and didn’t take nearly enough water but had fun.
Global Running Day I wore the Brooks Cascadias on a new trail about 13 miles from my home. It turned out to be more of a trail, so after just under 5 miles I threw in the towel. But the Cascadias performed awesomely.
Just ordered a pair. Back here checking out the review.
South Africa did 19km today on a mixture of trails, some buffed out trail, some rocky technical parts, some muddy bits and the some sandy parts. I run in the Altra Lone Peak 3.5 seems to handle everything I throw at it
QD: I ran 25k in Bymarka, Trondheim, Norway in the Nike Wildhorse 6.
Kudos🇧🇻👍
QD: Ran 30k yesterday, used the Salamon Sense Ride 3, very technical and muddy the whole time. T'was very fun.
That Nike Trail 2 came outta nowhere. Great review! Can't see whether it has airbags? Btw the Kiger 6 works very well as a door2trail shoe.
It doesn’t. Full react
2oz increase is crazy!
QOD- I did an easy run up MT Greylock in MA. Wearing the VJ MAXx. I'm really loving these shoes. Great fit for my feet. Amazing traction! Even on wet rocks. The leather tongue hugs your foot like a blanket in bed. Lol
QD: loving my versatile Wild Horse 6 for flat long trail runs (HM), beach or grass runs or steep rocky trail 10K runs. With the snug feel, the springy react foam, the comfortable cushioning, the rock plate, great water resistance and the grip of the sole, I don't know what other shoe I would want.
My last run was yesterday's 10 miles on dirt and rocky trails.
Thanks will check out, sounds like what I'm looking for.
I tried a fkt around a lake trail 11 miles, the trail was really muddy and I used the HOKA evo speed goat 4. It’s a magical shoe
How does it handle muddy uphills? I couldn’t stand the poor performance (major clogging) of the wildhorse 6 😣
You got to run in an unreleased shoe? Do you work for Hoka? Is Hoka going to release the Speedgoat 4 EVO to the public? I have so many questions. I have the last Speedgoat EVO that was based on the Speedgoat 3 and I think it is THE greatest high cushion trail shoe ever made.
@@xfiringsquadx I think he's just mistaken. The evo's don't have a number attached to it but you're right they are based on the 3's.
@@listertheblister That would make sense. Darn, hope they do come out with a new version still though. It's a great shoe that can use a couple tweaks.
@@xfiringsquadx he's talking about the hoka speedgoats 4 not the evo's. Not sure why he added "evo" in there.
QD: Last Sunday I ran a very muddy 8.5M in La Sportiva Jackals. Love 'em even though I went down once and had mud all the way to my wrists. My fault. Not the shoes.
Ran Cougar Mountain and the Redmond Watershed this week for trails! Wore TopoAthletic Ultraventures for both runs! Great grip in the mud. It is still rainy around here in the Seattle area so trails are still very muddy!
Thanks man, solid review. I loved the Peg 36 Trail (QD: 13mi mud/rock city “nature trail” last weekend in ‘em) and was really hoping these would be an evolution but that weight gain is crazy. At least they look cool! Think I’ll go Wildhorse 6 this time around, as I drive to the trailheads usually.
QD: Went for 5 miles yesterday on a new trail in the wildhorse 5s. Since the trail is close to the water there were a bunch of fiddler crabs running around. The wildhorse 5’s have worked well as a commuter shoe thus far.
Yes a Nike Trail Shoe Matrix would be so helpful right now :), espacially bc I'm looking to buy a lightweight pair for running on buffed out trails in the woods, as well as a few steeper trails in the summer
Rather than Nike matrix, would love to see a general trail shoe matrix. I keep going back to the various websites to compare lug depth versus drop versus heel to toe height. Matrix would help loads. Nike not really the reference in trail shoes in our part of the world. Ran 22km / 1300m vertical in speedgoats. Don’t love the crazy stack of the SG for that much climbing but sure helped recovery over that distance.
QOD. I have use the Saucony Mad river TR for the most part. They did felt great until I got in to the last 4 miles of pikes peak, a lot of loose gravel. I was thinking I need something more aggressive like some Salomons 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️.
I was considering those shoes. How would the Mad River TR do as a hybrid road/trail shoe?
Jon Tay yes they’re perfect for the job.
Ah, are you the guy from yesterday's blog? Maybe try the Salomon Sense 4 pro?
New phone who dis? Yes that’s me. Thank you for the recommendation I will for sure looking into it the sense 4.
Just completed my first 50km in Perthshire, Scotland. Wearing my month- old Wildhorse 5 (opted over my Terra Kigers) - they held up better than I did!
QD: Mount Kessler in Fayetteville Arkansas this morning 8 miles peg 36 lots of rocks. They did great love this shoe for going fast.
QD: just got back from hitting Pikes Peak! Wore the speedgoat 3s. Came out to 17.5 miles, because I missed my turn! Took Craig’s trail up on AllTrails.
10 miles of forrest trails in the Mad River TR. Lots of soft ground. Shoe did good. Could use some better heel lockdown and more padding in the tongue.
Turned 60 June 3rd and started my 4x4x60 run. Finished Noon on Friday. Wore Hoka Carbon x and Hoka rincon.
20 miles on the UK trails yesterday in the Pegasus 36 trail. Great shoes!
QOD: I ran the Wissahickon Valley Park, just outside of Philly, in my new balance summit shoes. Not the best feel shoe I’ve worn but they get the job done! The trail was a lot of gravel and once I started climbing the path became a little more smoother but plenty of rocks to run over. As I’m newer to trail running, what’s the best thing to start focusing on during my runs? Breathing, ascending, descending, or cadence?? Love watching and learning from the daily vlogs !
I just started running and I much prefer trail running. I have gotten much faster and fitter and I think I fell in love with running today. Normally I am always hating every single step but today was different, I was just going and going without even being tired it was an incredible feeling. this is all after years of cigarettes, drinking and other things.
I am waiting for the Peg Trail 2 to be released where Im from. Although Im thinking of getting last years peg trail because it sounds like it may be even better than the peg trail 2?
Keep up the good work man It goes along way
I’ve been stuck on Wildhorse 5, about to retire my 2nd pair soon, and I have several more on ice!
I ran am easy 7 mile recovery on the Palos trails near chicago. I don't have a true trail running shoe so I wore my Peg 37s and they held up very well. Trails werent muddy or anything so the traction was good
QD: I ran at the classic high school trail route around Lake Williams in York County. It’s a little over 5 miles and relatively buffed out with some sections of rocks. I don’t use trail shoes so I slip around a good bit on rockier uphills.🤣 Don’t do trails enough to buy trail shoes so road shoes work just fine other than some slippage as noted.
I ran 10 miles in the sandia mountains in Albuquerque. Mixed high Desert and pine forest. I ran in the Salomon Ultra Pro.
Yes please do a Nike Trail Matrix!!
(Also, that 10oz weight... Could there be a bit of moisture still hiding out from yesterday when you relaxed in the stream?)
I wouldn't have noticed that the audio was different if you hadn't said anything 😂
I would say that sense it is being marketed as a commuter shoe, one should not expect an aggressive lug depth, pattern on the outsole.
No trail running for me since March. Where I live, once spring rolls around, you have to stay off trails or you will be exsanguinated by the biting things. Will head back, probably in October.
Thanks for the wonderful review! That two ounce weight increase though...
QD: Just having fun on a Half marathon in Peg 36 trail gortex, two loops of a buffed our trail with a few rocky sections. Great shoe very nimble, running paces from 9.30 to 6 mins. Still lots of life in them, I’ll wait for the lighter trail 3.
I ran a local mountain called Surry mountain, 6 miles, and technical trails here in New Hampshire. I ran in the Nike Wildhorse 5, and they worked very well.
Did you have any discomfort on your big toe? I tried those on at my local Nike outlet store (on sale) and they felt very secure but my toe would rub up against the upper. And that’s already me going up half a size...maybe it’s only an issue when they’re new?
@@MultiSly21 I have found that the more you run in them the more broken in they become. You might want to try out the new wild horse six because I have heard the upper is greatly improved.
QD: Asics Alpine XT Trail, a commuter shoe more than anything, trails are pretty hard at the moment so don't need bigger lugs.
Short one, 8km on some local trails in the Hoka One One Challenger ATR 5. Definitely comfortable on and off the trail. Able to push hard on the tarmac afterwards. Looking forward to trying out the Speedgoat when I finally get a pair.
QD: I do a lot of running on a trail with soft dirt. Approximately 10k in total, 2k of that is asphalt and the rest is trail. My Pegasus 36 Trail works great for that :)
I‘ve had three daily trainers with a non-padded tongue and I did‘t like any of them. Who ever asked for that?
Also what is the grip like on wet surfaces? My Peg Trail 36 GTX was so bad, to the point of being dangerous. I had a very close call on a metal expansion joint on a bridge and light frozen rain is also a nightmare. Had to relegate them to dry weather use only.
Which kind of runs counter to the whole GTX treatment.
+1 wondering how the grip is on wet surfaces. All of the Nike trail shoes seem to have poor grip when the going gets slippery. I loved the Terra Kiger 3's, but the poor grip has kept me out of Nike trail shoes ever since.
Most of my runs are on "trails" but they are quite buffed out so typically I wear my road shoes plus its a mile to the trail from my house so I run there. My last real trail run was a week ago and I wore my Altra Lone Peaks
QOD: 28 miles in the Salomon Sense Pro 3. Training for a 24 hour effort in July. Nothing epic on the run other than training the mind to do loops and reversing them every 3 hours.
QD: 11 miles yesterday on a rolling/marshy trail here in Southwest Michigan. Wore my Hoka Speedgoat 3’s that continue to rock!
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14 miles in the Wildhorse 6 today, 500m of elevation. Great shoes so far 👍🏻
Jus got these for only $98 can’t wait for them to come in. Luv the colors and the way this shoe looks
Where did you get them
Palisades Long Path in NJ: Pegasus Trail Gyakosou. Small lake route in a nearby town: Salomon S-Lab Sense Ride 2.
QD: 25 km running on the hills with Pegasus 36 Trail.
Bought the Wildhorse 6 for harder trails. Thx for the reviews and videos. Keep the good work! 👍🏻
Which one of the two do you prefer?
Meaning if you had to choose one betweeb the two ( as I have to) whcih would you choose?
@@krunobakota9502 It depends on what trail routes you usually run. What kind of terrain will you step on mostly?
If its mostly dirt roads with few rocks you can go with Pegasus 36 Trail, if its more technical terrain you should go with Wildhorse 6. Feel free to do questions ;)
Running 20km through the Wombat State Forest on wet, muddy trails in the latest NB Hiero. I’m lovin ‘em Jerry!
Nike Trail matrix (or road matrix too) would be great! Running the local canals in the Nike Terra Kiger 5.
Yesterday, 30k, 1500m+, Speedgoat 3 with 550kms on it. You should test the Hoka Torrent, great trail shoe
I hope the torrent 2 coming out is a good shoe. The 1's are so good
@@listertheblister yes they are, only wished they had rock plate for the pointy rocks on the trails here. Other than that, perfect
@@koalaboyTT yeah the torrent could use a rock plate.
QoD: Adidas Terrex Speed LD, 8 miles on typical British fells. Great shoe in my opinion, aggressive enough outsole to handle most situations, except maybe seriously muddy days. If it's good enough for Tom Evans to podium in at Western States, it's good enough for me.