Adidas Outdoor Terrex Two Ultra Parley Trail Running Shoe - Men's for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

Generally, looking for a shoe to replace the Speedgoat Evo, either road or trail. This shoe is not bad, but at 180 dollars I find it doesn't measure up the SG Evo. Size 11 is what I usually use and that felt fine. Shoe upper is one piece, no tongue. Standing upright, if I rolled my feet outward, laterally, my feet felt secure within the shoe - no swimming at midfoot or heel. For me, the roof of the toe box felt low, and in general, I felt too much of the shoe - the lacing method on top of the foot and the roof of the toe box on my toes when I flexed my forfoot (climb simulation). The shoe has a bit less suspension (midsole foam) than something like the SG Evo. I'm nervous about taking out a 180 dollar shoe and then it doesn't work out. For me, the SpeedGoat Evo (if you can find your size) is perfection. I'm currently using the Hoka Rincons for trail use and so far so good - California dry trails, rad on climbs and descents+ off camber. The Rincons are 115 dollars. The Terrex might be rad, but I don't see 180 dollars of value in this product. Me - Endurance thrasher all my life, 49 years old, neutral landings, 155lbs. Skateboarding, BMX, Road Racing, MTB racing, and trail running/ racing..... weeeeee

This shoe is perfect for mid to long distance runs. I use it multiple times a week for training. Not my go to for speed work. The sizing for me runs about a half-size big, I was able to try these on before I bought them. Planning on doing an ultra distance run in them later this summer. One of my most favorite trail shoes of the summer.