However, I found that the shoe lacked traction on softer trails when running mainly on mud or grass. Even if you only hit a short patch of mud or boggy grass on your runs, you’ll need to be wary ...

Squishy, sloppy, slippery and soggy — muddy trails can by synonymous with spring. Avoiding the muck and walking off trail, however, can cause long-lasting damage by widening the trail or ...

Sure, you could get away with wearing normal sneakers on the trail, but having a pair of trail-specific running shoes ...

"You’ve also got to consider tougher terrain and even mud," he continued, "a trail running shoe will provide better grip in muddy and wet conditions." If you really need to get your road miles ...