Best trail running shoes

We tested dozens of women's trail running shoes across hundreds of miles to bring you this list of the best ones on the market.

The best trail running shoes this year ranked & reviewed + top advice so you buy the most comfortable, high-performing shoes that work best for you

There are now well over 200 trail running shoes on the market at any time. The only downside to all those options is having to choose which one! Here is our top 11 picks of the best trail running shoes that should work for just about anyone in any condition.

From global sports super brands to hyper niche trail running specialists, we break down some of the best trail running shoe brands out there.

We'll dive right into our list of best trail running shoes for women. Once you've had a chance to browse our picks, take some time to read on below for our tips on finding the right fit and appropriate features for your own specific type of trail running. Here you go... 1. Salomon Speedcross 5

The right trail-running shoes can help you tackle off-road terrain. This article offers advice for finding shoes that meet your needs.

Hoof it from the trailhead to the top, and handle winding paths, rolling hills, tricky switchbacks and everything in between in the Nike Wildhorse 8. With an abundance of rugged traction, cushioned responsiveness and trusted containment to help keep you upright, it’s made for tough trail runs, the ones with limitless miles and gnarly terrain that are too enticing to turn down. Shown: Denim Turquoise/Dark Russet/Vintage Coral/Midnight Navy Style: DR2686-402

Whether you're hitting the trails for training or just to enjoy the scenery, you can keep your feet cool, comfortable, and cushioned in the New Balance Fresh Foam X More Trail v3.

Choosing the right gear for trail running is key to practising this sport in the best way. Check out our list of trail running essentials, from shoes to hydration vests.

The La Sportiva Bushido is the best adventure travel shoe i've ever had hands down wether i'm backpacking, strenuous hiking, or trail running