Puma - SEASONS Voyage NITRO™ 3

Long trail runs- Zegama 2 Short trails 5k or less - Kiger 10 Wet trail & Raining- Puma Voyage Nitro 3 Seasons Disc Trail short races(10k or less)- don't have anything with carbon plate and have been thinking about getting Puma Deviate Elite Trail or Adidas Agravic speed Ultra. Not sure which one to get🤷🏼‍♂️

I ran extensively in the v3 (x2 pairs and clocked up over 1000miles between them) but I've only done one run in the v4 (but it was 31 miles 🤷). First off, love the v4 - massive upgrade. The foam is a lot more bouncy and has loads of energy return - felt a bit like I was running in some road up-tempo shoes compared to the v3 - especially my, admittedly pretty dead, v3's - it was like night and day. There is also a (much needed imo) rockplate so between that and the foam you do loose a bit of ground feel but it's acceptable. I got a touch of rubbing on one heel but that might have been some dirt so I'll withhold judgement on that (my run was VERY muddy - and they got submerged a number of times). The lugs on these seem a bit different to the v3's, not quite so articulated, so I was a little apprehensive at first but on foot they felt just like the v3 in terms of grip so no complaints there + they seem to shed mud a bit better which is a bonus. The best part for me was as I was nearly home (so \~30mile mark) I was running along and I realised I was already up the final hill and I hadn't noticed(!) which shoes the foam really was doing it's job. For me a solid 11 our of 10 upgrade.

Yes! The Voyage Nitro is a nice starter trail shoe for sure

If you want puma go with Fast-Trac Nitro or Voyage Nitro if you want more cushion.

I've been running icy country lanes (tarmac mainly) in Puma Nitros which have PUMAGRIP outsole. Have a look at some reviews and what others on Reddit are saying. They are ridiculously grippy in all conditions.