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Adventurous-Hyena-51 • 5 months ago

They still/again have zero drop trail runners? Trailfly zero, mudtalon zero. Trailfly speed is 4mm drop. So I'm not sure if you're looking in the right place?

r/trailrunning • What happened to Inov8 shoes? ->
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Adventurous-Hyena-51 • 2 months ago

Topo mtn racer has better grip. Inov8 has better grip also; Trailfly for hard trails and Mudfly for wet/mud.

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Denning76 • 5 months ago

0 drop with double the stack of the previous pair, so a completely different shoe.

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Denning76 • 5 months ago

I’d have to check but the ones I saw definitely had far more stack. As for the mudtalons, the issue has never been the drop but the total lack of precision and durability compared to the mudclaws and xtalons they were supposed to be replacing. It’s rearranging the deck chairs in the titanic.

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oeroeoeroe • 2 months ago

I've been liking the new Inov-8 Trailfly Zeros in wide. Vivo shoes fit me decently well and these seem similar fitwise.

r/Ultramarathon • Looking for the perfect trail running shoe… Wide toe box, narrow heel, zero-low drop… ->
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oeroeoeroe • about 1 month ago

I've liked the new Inov-8 Trailfly zero a lot. Also got a shell from Dynafit, one of the few options which is designed to fit over the vest.

r/trailrunning • What trail running shoes & gear are you all rocking this season? ->
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oeroeoeroe • about 2 months ago

Inov-8's new lineup has wide options for every shoe. The one's I've used have been super durable shoes. I like the zero, but some of their thicker shoes with drop might align with your preferences better. Offensively ugly, but really good shoes. For sizing, always go by the bigger foot. Perfect would be to find a friend with opposite problem and split pairs, but that's pretty unlikely..

r/Ultramarathon • Ultra Trail shoes & wide feet? ->
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oeroeoeroe • 26 days ago

I don't know about Nordas myself, but about Inov-8. They quite recently brought back a zero-drop model, and they have wides available. I also get heel slippage with Altra 9+ wides, Trailfly zero has nice and snug heel. Trailfly Zero is basically same width in the toebox area, but shaped differently. Altras rub my big toe, Inov-8 squishes my little toe. For the same shoe size Altra is a bit longer and more voluminous, it could be half-a-size difference.

r/trailrunning • Norda shoes for wide feet? ->
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oeroeoeroe • 26 days ago

I don't know about Nordas myself, but about Inov-8. They quite recently brought back a zero-drop model, and they have wides available. I also get heel slippage with Altra 9+ wides, Trailfly zero has nice and snug heel. Trailfly Zero is basically same width in the toebox area, but shaped differently. Altras rub my big toe, Inov-8 squishes my little toe. For the same shoe size Altra is a bit longer and more voluminous, it could be half-a-size difference.

r/trailrunning • Norda shoes for wide feet? ->
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Rate_Pretend • about 2 months ago

Maybe give Inov8 Trailfly Zero a shot, too. I am currently, coming from Xero Scrambler Low and Topo Runventure 4. Wide toebox, I prefer the build (outsole, foam, fit) to my Topos.

r/ultrarunning • Shoe advice for 100 miler (Altra/Topo guy) ->
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Thorias25 • about 2 months ago

As I wrote elsewhere, go for inov8 trailfly zero. Exactly what you are looking for.

r/trailrunning • Why are so many trail shoes now high stack + high drop? ->
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Thorias25 • about 2 months ago

Go for inov8 trailfly zero. Great toe box, no drop, thin sole.

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yizong127 • 3 months ago

I got the Trailfly Zero, I'm sold it's a really solid shoe but holy cow the boomerang footbed does NOT work for me. Feels like I'm chewing a bit of fat with my feet, not as stable as I'd like and doesn't feel as efficient at all. Swapped the insole to a vivobarefoot one and all is right again👍 I can say the midsole is real nice now I can actually feel the responsiveness.

r/trailrunning • What happened to Inov8 shoes? ->
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yizong127 • about 2 months ago

inov8 Trailfly. You've got the Trailfly Speed, Trailfly Max, Trailfly Zero or standard Trailfly all with either a standard or wide variant. I'd also add that their last is as wide as the old Vivobarefoots and wider than the newer Vivos. Comparable to the Altras that I have in a similar size. I measured these by overlaying the insoles on top of each other.

r/trailrunning • Need New Wide Trail Shoe ->
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yizong127 • about 2 months ago

inov8 Trailfly. You've got the Trailfly Speed, Trailfly Max, Trailfly Zero or standard Trailfly all with either a standard or wide variant. I'd also add that their last is as wide as the old Vivobarefoots and wider than the newer Vivos. Comparable to the Altras that I have in a similar size. I measured these by overlaying the insoles on top of each other.

r/trailrunning • Need New Wide Trail Shoe ->
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CaptainRab • 3 months ago

I am in the same boat with wide flat feet and about 200lbs. I have found the best success with the Altra Lone Peak (although I know you said you didn't want zero drop). The other shoe that has worked for me is the Inov8 Trailfly in wide. They also just released the Trailfly Max if you want a bit more cushion. Both are 6mm drop.

r/trailrunning • Looking for wide fit trail runners. OG Saucony Xodus Ultra lovers, what have you switched to? ->
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CaptainRab • 3 months ago

I have not run in the 9s yet as I still have a pair of the 7s that have some miles left in them. I did try on the 9s at an REI and the 9 in a wide felt substantially wider than the 7 in a wide that I have.

r/trailrunning • Looking for wide fit trail runners. OG Saucony Xodus Ultra lovers, what have you switched to? ->
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GracetheWorld • 9 months ago

I just got the new trailfly and love them. However, I still have a stash of the older trail talon, which fit me well (even though they don't have that foot shape toe box) and were in major sales in anticipation of the new models. They describe the new models quite nicely here https://www.inov8.com/eu/blog/post/explaining-the-new-2024-inov8-shoe-shape-and-fits

r/Ultralight • Wide toebox trail runners that aren't made by Altra or Topo? ->
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Brillica • 7 months ago

The new Inov8 shoes all have anatomical toe boxes ( at least as wide as Topo), and their Trailfly (4mm lug), Traltalon (6mm), and Mudtalon (8mm) are all getting zero-drop versions released in the next couple of months. They will have a 12mm stack height though.

r/trailrunning • Does barefoot/barefoot-friendly trail shoe that can handle mud exist? ->
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VickyHikesOn • 2 months ago

I have been told by my podiatrist that my feet are hypermobile and I run and hike (lots) in zero drop trail runners only (inov-8 and Altra). Never had boots for any of my adult-life serious long distance hiking. I agree that your PT should give you specific strengthening exercises for your particular issues but I see no advantage wearing boots … just heavy and hot and very slow drying. Every blue moon I roll an ankle but that’s because of tough terrain, not boots, and I’ve never injured my ankles in the process.

r/Ultralight • Has anyone else with hypermobility made the switch to trail runners? ->
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craigpardey • about 2 months ago

I've put 200km on my Inov8 TrailFly and they barely show any sign of wear. They're an awesome shoe: ample toebox, low stack, low drop, solid grip.

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craigpardey • 14 days ago

I run moderately technical trails in the Inov-8 TrailFly (wide) and I love them. Good traction, decent rock protection etc. They've done a lot of miles and are still going strong. I'm considering the RoadFly to replace my Kinvaras now that Saucony discontinued the wide fit.

r/trailrunning • favorite technical trail running shoe? ->
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Mysterious_Habit459 • 8 months ago

Topo’s. Altra grip sucks whereas Topo use Vibram so you don’t fall over as soon as it rains. The new Inov-8 fits in wide are pretty good too - less toe room but good width through the midfoot. Topo are pretty standard fit in the midfoot (I’ve not tried a wide fit of theirs) so depends where your foot is wide.

r/trailrunning • Trail running shoes with a wide toe box ? ->
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Woodhow • 7 months ago

Inov8 trail fly would be my choice for this.

r/trailrunning • Trail shoe recommendations for mixed UK terrain? ->
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BegForChange • about 2 months ago

I've been using Inov8 TrailFlys and love them. Probably easier to get where you are. If you can find the Ultra 300 G (discontinued) in your size, that's my favorite for racking up miles in the Sierra.

r/Ultralight • advice wanted on trail runners for hiking ->
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Dankmemeator • 5 months ago

i found the inov8s to be far too thin, do they take some breaking in?

r/trailrunning • Looking for trail runners for wider feet with a wide toe box ->
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EJ0707 • 5 months ago

Everyone is piling on the Topo recommendations and I agree they're a great option. Just for some variety I'll suggest Inov8 though because I prefer my Topos for hiking and my Inov8s for running. The Trailfly comes in standard or wide, has a foot shaped platform just like Topo and Altra and is 6mm drop. It also comes in 4mm drop (Trailfly Speed) and will be available in 0 drop (Trailfly Zero) this season. Either Inov8 or Topo will blow Altra out of the water for durability in my experience.

r/trailrunning • Looking for trail runners for wider feet with a wide toe box ->
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endeesr3alm • 2 months ago

Thanks - i run 30-40km a week so i burn through a pair of shoes in 3 months unless i rotate and change them about. Mafate vs TrailFly - totally different. The trailfly is firmer and more ground feel, with low drop, and a roomy, but rugged upper. The Mafate is comfy, soft under foot, with great grip for really long runs. they're kind of a go anywhere, jack of all trades shoe - the trailfly is more suited to soft ground only, but the lugs and grip are surprisingly good. I use the trailfly to help build up my ankle/calf strength, which is worth knowing - if you've not run low/zero drop, then you need to take it easy an acclimatise.

r/trailrunning • What’s your recommendation for strong grip shoes? ->
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endeesr3alm • 2 months ago

This is a good suggestion, although I think the latest Speedgoats are now a clear step below the Mafate Speed 4, which are better in every way. They also both come in a wide option. For a more technical shoe with better lugs, look at Inov8 - the TrailFly is good for longer, faster paths, and the TrailTalon for deeper, muddier or more difficult terrain. They come in Max, Speed and Zero Drop options, and they have an anatomical toe box shape like Topo.

r/trailrunning • What to choose as second shoes? ->
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jslalleman • 4 months ago

If you’re looking for a trailshoe I’d go for a road-2-trail type. Personally I use a pair of inov-8 trailfly as everyday shoe.

r/trailrunning • What trail shoes are good for walking? ->
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justsomegraphemes • about 1 month ago

So mid stack / mid cushion lol. Altra Lone Peaks, Topo Terraventure, Inov8 Trailfly (or Trailfly Max, but that's possibly too high stack). These are all shoes I've liked which have enough cush and balance for long rocky runs but aren't stacked high.

r/Ultramarathon • Lower stack, high cushion shoe for technical 50+ milers ->
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marieke333 • about 1 month ago

If you don't have a very wide heel/midfoot you could also try the Inov8 Trailfly or Trailton wide models. Foot shaped, wide at the front and with a durable graphene sole. Both available in zero drop versions. I went from the Lone Peaks to these models and couldn't be happier, they better hold the midfoot in place on oneven trails if you don't have a beefy midfoot.

r/Ultralight • Topo’s ripped after 185-miles ->
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Mastodan11 • 11 months ago

As a wide footer... Try an Ellis Brigham or Up& Running for some Inov8 Trailfly, they're pretty wide apparently but weren't wide enough for me. After that try Altra, but they're zero drop. I didn't really get on with them on the treadmill. I'd recommend Topo MTN Racer 3. They've got a wide forefront and are the best fitting running shoe I've had for my feet.

r/parkrun • Recommend wide fit trail running shoes (UK) ->
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pineappleandpeas • 8 months ago

Salomon Genesis work as good road to trails, deal with mud well and i've used up to marathon with no issues as they're well cushioned. Saucony ultra or peregrines - ultras are more cushioned and great road to trail but peregrines are find for short road sections and have a slightly deeper lug and deal with mud and wet grass really well. Peregrines are also my choice of mountain shoe so work well, did a 100k in them and only had some foot pain from minimal cushioning at 50ish miles in! Just got the Nike Zegama 2 and they are fab so far! Managed well in mud, snow, slush and are really cushioned. Need to try them out on more technical terrain but all good so far. They have the react foam so they give a lot of bounce on packed trail and road. Inov8 trailfly i find good on rock and grass, less so on mud, and a bit firm on road, but not terrible.

r/trailrunning • Shoes that can handle mud AND long distance? ->
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Postpunkbaby • 8 months ago

Inov8 trailfly and nike Zegama are pretty wide comfy fit

r/trailrunning • Trail running shoes with a wide toe box ? ->
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soberto • 11 months ago

Altra and Topo are traditionally what people suggest for a wide toe box. Unfortunately in my experience, the grippy ones only come in zero drop which is probably not what you want. Inov8 have a wide toe box and also wide fit in most sizes. The trailfly are likely your best bet.

r/parkrun • Recommend wide fit trail running shoes (UK) ->
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the_video_slime • 6 months ago

Inov8 trailfly. Durable, simple design and can find for good deal on ebay.

r/trailrunning • What's your preferred trail running shoe for (US) northeast trails? ->
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Toddy514 • 6 months ago

I find the Inov8 trailflys are very comfortable to run on the road as well as trails

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Various-Soup-32 • 5 months ago

I was a terra ultra and now trail fly user.. I never noticed any difference

r/trailrunning • What happened to Inov8 shoes? ->
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VinnyEnzo • 5 months ago

Idk but the Trailflys I got gave me IT Band issues for the first time in my entire life. Been running my whole life.

r/trailrunning • What happened to Inov8 shoes? ->
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fka_tabs • about 1 month ago

I’ve gotten great longevity out of Inov8 trail runners. 800-ish Appalachian Trail miles on a pair.

r/Ultralight • More durable/longevity trail runner and hiking shoe options? ->
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fka_tabs • about 2 months ago

Yeah I’ve used both Altra and Inov8 on long distance hikes and Inov8s are far more durable. Altras will give you 500 miles *maybe*. My current pair of Inov8s have 700 miles on them and they’re still going. They also have the best sole material I’ve found for slippery mud and rocks.

r/Ultralight • advice wanted on trail runners for hiking ->
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Misiolesio • 2 months ago

Inov8 with graphene has very good grip. Nike trail have no grip at all

r/trailrunning • The best wet rock grip, Arcteryx, Adidas, Salomon, Altra, LaSportiva, Icebug, VJ ->
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9Tecpatl • about 2 months ago

I started noticing this a couple years ago and planned accordingly. For me I have huge feet and it's hard to find good shoes. For those in my situation and like a low drop and low rise, look into Inov-8. I've only bought these shoes since early '23 and I hope they never change.

r/trailrunning • Why are so many trail shoes now high stack + high drop? ->
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Betweencloudshadows • about 2 months ago

I’ve been wearing Inov-8s for 15+ years for trail and fell running and even moved to them for XC races when achilles injuries meant I could no longer wear spikes. Always done the job for me, reasonable value and regularly available with chunky discounts online.

r/trailrunning • Looking for my first trail running shoes..help needed ->
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Boogada42 • about 2 months ago

Inov-8 has a bunch of models in a wide size now. Even the older models I use have a lot of room for my toes. Durability is fine I think, compared to what I read about Altras.

r/Ultralight • advice wanted on trail runners for hiking ->
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Boogada42 • about 1 month ago

I'd say yes (not having used the latest models personally though). I find mine very comfortable.

r/Ultralight • advice wanted on trail runners for hiking ->
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BowtieFarmer • 10 months ago

I just ran a 50 miler in Altras and my feet were amazing throughout. But I have trained in them and Inov-8s for over a decade

r/trailrunning • I’ve been heavily advised against Zero Drop shoes, are they right? ->
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cebo2000 • 28 days ago

Don’t know of any places that offer that kind of support but you could try inov8. They’re outsoles are supposed to be tough. The ones I’ve used fell apart before the sole showed any wear. They’re sizing isn’t very consistent though so worth trying in a shop if you can find them.

r/trailrunning • Getting back to running after paralysis: check ✅ / Making my shoes last more than 3 months: not check ->
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couchsachraga • 11 months ago

Only Inov-8 and VJ are going to be mega-grippy in the Adirondacks, followed by footwear with Vibram, then everything else. That said, I'll still throw on a pair of Sauconys for the Great Range and just keep the footwork quick and light. At least the ADK granite isn't as slippery as Vermont schist!

r/trailrunning • Nike Pegasus Trail 5 review - 20 miles at the Adirondacks ->
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DatBoiZilly • 15 days ago

VJ or Inov8 both are wider and VJ has the best rubber on the market

r/trailrunning • Nike ACG Ultrafly 2 ! ->
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dextergr • about 1 month ago

You should give the Inov8 shoes a try. I remember the older Merrell Moab shoes to last pretty long for most people, though no idea on the quality of their current shoes. How much do you weigh?

r/Ultralight • More durable/longevity trail runner and hiking shoe options? ->
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dumb812 • 11 months ago

Have you found an alternative with similar feel but better grip and more robust outsole? I like my 13s for grassy Scottish trails, but they do not feel secure on wet rocks and the outsole wears out too quickly. Inov8s are too narrow for me..

r/trailrunning • Considering Saucony Peregrine ->
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DunnoWhatToPutSoHi • 14 days ago

Love the inov8 fit and grip - hate the lack of energy return. Feel like I've got bricks on my feet after 50 miles! Looking for an alternative, gonna be trying the Topo MTN racer for my next winter shoe

r/trailrunning • favorite technical trail running shoe? ->
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effortDee • 7 months ago

I ran Lofoten for a few months in autumn/winter and i'm from the UK and Inov8 are probably the best call here for ground conditions, both very similar.

r/trailrunning • Need advice: trail shoes for muddy ultra races ->
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effortDee • 7 months ago

If you want grip on rock I cannot recommend the Decathlon TR2 and MT3 enough. Uppers will last you 1400km-2000km, i've had 6 pairs so i know. Inov8 do some great trainers but i've had 2 pairs both fall apart in less than 400km on the same trails i run with the Decathlons and i've worked with some athletes on FKT and races and their trainers fell apart quicker than we would have liked too.

r/trailrunning • UK fell runners. - shoe help please ->
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GregryC1260 • 28 days ago

Never needed support shoes when running trails. Road I use Gel-Kayanos or GT1000s. Off road I run in Inov8, model depends on terrain. I've had some Salomons but they went AWOL.

r/trailrunning • Can anyone recommend trail running shoes that are not waterproof and have built-in pronation support? ->
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grindle_exped • 9 months ago

Too narrow for me. Gave me bunions

r/Ultralight • Wide toebox trail runners that aren't made by Altra or Topo? ->
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i__hate__you__people • about 1 month ago

Always always always Inov-8 shoes. Still love my Nathan running vest for hydration for longer trail runs.

r/trailrunning • What trail running shoes & gear are you all rocking this season? ->
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inspirium • 5 months ago

I just ordered Inov8, they have anatomic shaped toebox options and wide options, and also zero drop models. I love zero drop and I've been wearing it exclusively for year and a half, but for racing trail I think I might benefit from some drop. I think my calves might also love 6mm drop, but we'll see. Anyway, there are some great YT reviews for new Trailfly and Trailtalon, check it out. Also, I had a pair of Inov8 years ago and they were indestructible, which I cannot say for Altras. LP7 is better made than other pairs I own, though... Torin and Outroad uppers are so poorly made.. I still loveand wear them, but such a shame.

r/trailrunning • Looking for trail runners for wider feet with a wide toe box ->
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moab_in • 3 months ago

I used to do a race where there were waist deep river crossings. I used a pair of inov8 trainers which drained well, they also had insoles with holes in them that helped. Probably more importantly I used to cover feet in vaseline which helped protect the skin from becoming prematurely "soak softened"

r/trailrunning • Best shoes for water drainage? ->
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monomono1975 • 11 months ago

Been in inov8s for decades. Great trail shoe. Full on off roaders are the mudclaw or xtalon. Then there's the intermediate ones. Give them a go.

r/parkrun • Road shoes good on mud? ->
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NJden_bee • 5 months ago

Inov8 Absolutely love their shoes. One of my pairs is 5 years old and is in desperate need of repair but somehow still get me round semi mudi trails.

r/UKhiking • Where to buy trail runners? ->
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No-Neighborhood2213 • about 1 month ago

Find a reputable gear store with lots of choice, get your shoes fitted and walk around the store, wear the socks you intend to hike in and make sure your feet are warm before you start. If you can borrow a pack off the shelf with some weight in it (if you don’t have your own) walk around the store and up/down steps if you can. Buy the ones that fit best at the price you can afford. If you have weak ankles boots might be better but training walks in shoes can make your ankles stronger. Better grip is more important that being waterproof. I bought a pair of Inov8 shoes off the back of many recomendations, they were the worst shoes ever (for me). I stick with what works for me - Merrell Moab.

r/Ultralight • What kinda shoes would you guys recommend? ->
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No_pear_No_glory • 11 months ago

Inov-8 are a blast. I have now a pair of Terraultra. Best shoe ever with my VJ Maxx. Incredible sole, and perfect for thin foot.

r/trailrunning • More durable trail runners w lugs? ->
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Pleasant-Escape9834 • 12 months ago

Second actually trying them on, especially using the sloped stool so you can feel if your toes hit the front of your shoe. I love my inov-8s, my favorite of all my running shoes.

r/trailrunning • Best shoes for trail running/ hiking technical terrain ->
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quadrifoglio-verde1 • 2 months ago

You need to try them on. I tried Merrell, La Sportiva and inov8 when I bought some trail shoes recently. I thought I'd like the inov8 but the La Sportiva fitted better because they are available in half sizes. I have 2 pairs of scarpa boots and would endorse those too. go outdoors is good if you're near one.

r/UKhiking • Which Salomon shoes are best for mixed hiking, waterproof, and flat feet (bonus if run-friendly)? ->
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Rough_Ad392 • 5 months ago

I’ve had this with all my trail shoes. Altras, inov8 and Salomon. They’ve all split around the sides all within a year of owning.

r/trailrunning • New shoe advice wanted please! (Altra failed me) ->
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runasfastasyoucanboy • about 2 months ago

I’ve been really impressed with the peregrines. Used them a fair bit over the lake and some steep rocky downhills and they’ve been fab. Far better than my previous pair of inov8s which I think had involvement from Torville and/or Dean in the design

r/trailrunning • Trail running shoes with good wet rock grip ->
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spambearpig • 5 months ago

Inov8 have become my favourites

r/UKhiking • Where to buy trail runners? ->
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src1776 • 5 months ago

Altras or topos....stable, but not sure they are "affordable". Agreed with others, no such thing as ankle support, but stability for sure. I had a pair of Saucony that felt great, but were ankle sprainers beyond a doubt. Running in Topos and Inov-8s now.

r/hiking • Could someone please recommend a "trail runner" shoe that is affordable and has decent ankle support? ->
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Sweaty_Sheepherder27 • 6 months ago

I had a pair of Inov8s which were the best, again from around this time period. And then they changed everything but kept the names the same, my next pair tore my feet up - you can't win!

r/trailrunning • What’s the best trail running shoe you’ve ever owned and why? ->
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TKLOSH • 11 months ago

LP 6,7,8 have been fantastic for me. Dipped my toes in Topo’s but they did not work for me. Inov8 also worked well for me - not as wide as Altra but I found the volume to be quite roomy.

r/trailrunning • Best wide toebox trail shoes for this mixed terrain (boggy hills, track and river crossing) ->
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trailrun1980 • 11 months ago

Man, I've beat the hell out of my peregrines and never seen this Inov-8 fits me well as a not wide shoe, but depending on where you are, may not be able to try them on in any stores

r/trailrunning • More durable trail runners w lugs? ->
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uamvar • 12 months ago

La Sportiva. I've owned Altra (terrible) and Inov8s. Sportivas are so comfortable, tough, and they are actually available with decent lug depths.

r/trailrunning • Trail shoes for technical terrain.(Wet,rocky,leaf-covered) ->
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Yhcti • 3 months ago

I swear by inov8 trainers since I bought some last year for hiking the highlands. Very lightweight, decently wide fitting and super comfortable, waterproof too (obviously to a certain extent).

r/UKhiking • Advise trail runners vs what I wear. Real world experience ☺️ ->

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