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Inov8 - TRAILROC G 280

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r/trailrunningThoughts on INOV-8 shoes
3 months ago

I used to be a big fan of inov-8, but now I rarely consider them when getting new shoes. The reason is that their changes in lineups and specific models are rarely for the better. Many of their old models were very good and very different from other brands and they would work well even to this day. The grip, fit and durability of for example original Roclites or Trailrocs was extremely good. The new models are just not as good.

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r/trailrunningWhat kind of shoes should I be looking at for this terrain?
5 months ago

The Inov8 graphene G-grip I have are awful on wet surfaces, but they last a long time, I have approx. 400 km on my G280 parkclaws and the outsole is almost like new. Their sticky grip outsole is apparently what you need for better grip.

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r/trailrunningThe best wet rock grip, Arcteryx, Adidas, Salomon, Altra, LaSportiva, Icebug, VJ
8 months ago

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

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r/trailrunningWhy are so many trail shoes now high stack + high drop?
7 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.

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r/trailrunningWhat to choose as second shoes?
8 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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r/trailrunningLooking for my first trail running shoes..help needed
7 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.

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r/Ultralightadvice wanted on trail runners for hiking
7 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/Ultralightadvice wanted on trail runners for hiking
7 months ago

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

r/UltralightAnother discussion on shoes - please help
5 months ago

I can also confirm the durability of Inov-8s!

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r/trailrunningGetting back to running after paralysis: check ✅ / Making my shoes last more than 3 months: not check
7 months 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.

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r/UltralightWhy is Altra Lone Peak so popular?
about 1 month ago

Topos never did it for me, they have a really high arch. Outside of Altra, I prefer inov8 for a more snug fit and wider toe box.

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