Zoom Terra Kiger

have ran almost exclusively in nike trail the better part of the last decade running ultras - starting with the wildhorse and kiger 1 - and attribute a great deal of my injury-free history to them. interestingly, i haven't experienced many of the outsole grip issues i've read about over the years, and i've ran in the pacific northwest (OR/WA/british columbia), northern/southern california, iceland, norway, hawaii, the grand canyon, etc. under a variety of different weather conditions as well.

It depends imo of your weight and walking style. I have already 3 years old Nike Kiger, no holes, still bouncing well, just tired of them. I used them daily for 1.5 years. Now I have some Nike Terra trail, using 1 years, almost every day, run once per week (asphalt), bottom part wear less than 50%.

It depends imo of your weight and walking style. I have already 3 years old Nike Kiger, no holes, still bouncing well, just tired of them. I used them daily for 1.5 years. Now I have some Nike Terra trail, using 1 years, almost every day, run once per week (asphalt), bottom part wear less than 50%.

Altra escalante racers for all distances on road and nike kigers for trails. I actually prefer a slightly tighter shoe for trails bc it feels more secure on the technical stuff.

Altra lone peaks in a 14 alternated with a Nike Kyger in 14. I tend to stick a shoe when I know the fit.

I mostly wear Topos but got the Terra Kigers on sale recently. They are awesome shoes