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They are true to size in length, and medium to wide width thanks to nice roomy upper: more details here: www.trailandkale.com/gear/saucony-endorphin-pro-4-review/

100% they’re great for hiking! And a half size up is a wise move with these ones. Here’s my list of the best Hokas for walking including my top picks for hiking: www.trailandkale.com/gear/best-hoka-shoes-for-walking/

You’re welcome, glad it helped!

I do have experience with the Cyclon so can’t compare it. It is however a very durable running shoe. I won’t be running 500miles in these though as there are better trail running shoes for me out there that will be graced with my mileage instead

@@trailandkale thank you for replying 😁👍

@666battleship666 no worries! What are you running in now?

@@trailandkale I'm 240 miles into a pair of Inov8 Rocklite V2, and I've just bought and ran 10 miles in a pair of Scott Ultra Carbon RC's. The rocklite V2 are a solid shoe like the V1, although there's now too much material in the toe box as I get some bunching below the laces. Initially, the Scott's are a fast and comfortable shoe, and are a possibility for an upcoming ultra. But only if the ground conditions stay quite dry and firm, I don't think they're aggressive enough for deep mud.

Yes that’s what gore-tex does

@@trailandkale total waterproof ? I heard gore-tex means water resistant ?

@mrudulwinner7339 yes total waterproof- they handle quick submersion

@@trailandkale Thanks for the information. I have another question, is it on heavier side ? Does it suit wide toe ?

@mrudulwinner7339 it has a medium width and average weight for a fire tex trail running hybrid shoe. More info can be read on my in depth review here: www.trailandkale.com/gear/nike-pegasus-trail-4-gore-tex-review/

Hi Lu, I’m glad you found it helpful! For long distance walking I would go for the 880 v14 over the Rebel 4

@@trailandkale Thanks for the prompt response. Btw, have u try on cloudrunner 2? I was wondering if is good.

I haven’t, but as another trainer to look at that’s good for walking is the HOKA Arahi 7: www.trailandkale.com/gear/hoka-arahi-7-video-review/

Definitely! They would be great for hiking!

Thank you! No, it’s better as a speed training or racing shoe due to the carbon plate. If you like the look of it, I’d recommend the Rebel 4 instead: ua-cam.com/video/LeGJcmH1O48/v-deo.htmlsi=ADXjbKYb359kVZwI

Oh no, hope you recover fast! These should be a good choice for you with the low collar walls, articulated heel counter and stability J frame 👍🏼

Thanks for watching! They’re a really solid trail shoe 👍🏼😊

Exactly, you should try the Vaporfly 3, it’s horrendous for heel strikers with stability issues! lol. Cielo X1 all the way for most runners 👍🏼

You’re welcome! Glad it helped

Different how? Colorway, or design?

Thank you! These are definitely true to size- if you have normal width feet, go with your usual sizing in the normal width. More details here: www.trailandkale.com/gear/new-balance-1080-v13-review/

Greetings Helen, thank you for the helpful review. I am going to be moving to Thailand to train for several months. I usually wear vivo barefoot shoes for training and due to stepping my training level and frequency up significantly, I'm looking for a wide foor breathable cross training shoe to invest in. I tried these on in store, they certainly were wide and my foot felt free. I'm just wondering now about the breathability as you mentioned as thailand is very humid. I believe my main training is going to be weights, walking and some mobility/agility training. Do many shoes are far to narrow for me, hence being pleasantly suprised by the width on these, I did have to size up a full size. Any suggestions, would be much appreciated thank you.

@pirate_sorella3594 Hi! If these fit you in the wide and your feet felt free when you tried them on, I’d stick with them and make sure you have some thin, sweat-wicking socks on. Have a great time in Thailand!

I think I’m going to have to say the Peg Trail 5 right now! It’s the one I’d certainly choose. I’m actually working on a roundup of my favorite road to trail hybrid shoes this week which will drop on www.trailandkale.com in a few days :)

@@trailandkale Thanks ! Can't wait to see that :)

Hmm, that’s a tough one - I’d say go with the Zegama 2 if you prefer a lower drop and hike technical trails, it also has zoomx in the midsole making it better for road runs

@@trailandkale Thank you for the reply :)

@kaishunider4110 you’re welcome! ✌🏼

It is! Such sleakness!

Hey, thanks for the sub! The Caldera 7 may be a better fit for you! It's definitely more breathable and has a wider fit, and also footprint underneath which gives it nice stability. It also has plenty of cushioning in the midsole which you'll appreciate. Hope that helps! -Alastair

@@trailandkale so guess what I ended up buying and they look (and feel awesome for what I need)?!? Believe it or not the Caldera 7’s felt narrow (despite the reviews) and I wasn’t impressed overall. I ended up getting a brand I’ve never heard of called Karhu Ikoni Trail 1.0 (white version or “barely blue / horizon blue)…these things look and feel awesome. Never heard of the brand till I saw them in the Fleet Feet store in Sugar Land, TX today. I’m in love 😍

That’s a new one on me! I’ll have to look into the brand! Glad you found the perfect shoe just in time for your trip!

@@trailandkale Finnish brand that’s been around since 1916. Never heard of them until today. Love the lighter color way and it feels so nice so far.

Thanks for sharing! I feel like I should have heard of them before! lol will keep an eye out for them

Have you tried speedgoat 6 or MTL Long Sky 2 Matryx yet? Damn they’re good on technical

@@trailandkale I haven't but the Long Sky 2 is definitely one I'd like to try. I haven't run in a Speedgoat since the second but it did pretty darn well. I did just pick up the Kiger 9 for $50 and hope to give it the descent test this week. The issue for me is my foot moving around n the toe box when it gets crazy steep and rocky for miles on end. Definitely not runnable trails but they are part of my long runs into the mountains.

@victorystone1984 yeah give that Long Sky 2 matryx a try - so awesome! Kiger 9 is a nice comfortable shoe, the only main downside for me was the outsole traction. It’s still on Nike’s old compound (not ATC, or Vibram megagrip) / I guess that will come next year

@@trailandkale thanks for the confirmation on the Long Sky 2 matryx! I think I'm gonna have to pull the trigger when I able to sneak them in the house. Our trails here are super dry, I'm in Albuquerque, so I'm hoping the traction on the Kiger 9 will work for me. Thanks for your in put and your reviews. Your channel is one of the best for us gear nerds

@victorystone1984 thanks so much, I really appreciate that! Please share it with your run friends! I could use all the exposure I can get! :)

Well, when you’ve tested and reviewed as many shoes as I have over the last 10 years, experience is everything. Sometimes I know after one highly varied (in terrain and in vert gain/loss) 10k trail run, sometimes a shoe needs longer for me to form an opinion. I determine that after my first run along my test route.

Thanks Mikkol! Appreciate it! ✌🏼

Ah that’s a shame you didn’t get on well with them, are you looking for something a bit more responsive so the a more lightweight upper? I can recommend a few if you’d like?

Bah… well yes, ok I guess linking that video review gave the game away a little!! 😝 congrats, here’s your reward: 🏆

@@trailandkale I also want me free dose of 'nothing' please ;)

@jeroen1989 oh did you not get that earlier? Check your inbox… you’ll see something 0 pixels squared in there. 😝

Ohh I like it! Also, that shoe review is coming soon! :)

@@trailandkale awesome! Hoping you tested it. It has really grown on me over the last months. I’ve got 100+ miles in my first pair and they are holding up well in CO rugged terrain.

It does seem like it’s going to be a great shoe on first impressions

Nope 😝

Oh man that’s a steal!! Glad you’re enjoying them! ✌🏼

Great question! For the most part they feel very similar on the roads… the peg trail 5 feels a little flatter under the forefoot though as there’s no zoom X unit under there like the Peg 41 has BUT the peg trail 5 feels softer (more cushioned) elsewhere (under the midfoot and heel) due to the higher stack height in that area. Peg trail 5 has much better traction should you hit wet roads, or dirt roads. I’ll publish a community post on our channel in a minute just for you..

@@trailandkale Wow, thank you very much man, I appreciate it.

You’re welcome!

Hey @ericwj7! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I haven’t reviewed the Edge yet, but it’s in my line up! I have read that the Edge Paris is a solid choice for shorter races, especially if you liked the Edge+ for those distances. The firmer ride of the Edge Paris will definitely be tougher on the legs during a full marathon, so I understand your hesitation - if you have a high cadence running style it may suit you well though... I know I’d definitely prefer more cushioning in my mara shoes. The latest Saucony Endorphin Pro (v4) is a great shoe (recently reviewed it on the channel), but yeah, finding the right balance for long distances can be tricky. The original Sky is fantastic when you're in peak form, for sure. I'll definitely share more detailed thoughts on the Paris Edge as soon as I get hold of them. My fav Mara/super shoe right now is the Cielo x1 (ua-cam.com/video/eZsSWvC1XDs/v-deo.htmlsi=m8ncP1rUuj4mhGK2) - and here are my other favorites in order of how they performed in my reviews: www.trailandkale.com/gear/best-carbon-plate-running-shoes/ -Alastair

@@trailandkale Thank you!

lol I like it!

I’m so happy to see Nike making positive changes to the Peg Trail at last. Have a great trip! 🏜️

Unfortunately I have to because nowadays there are a lot of reviewers who don’t really do that much running. It’s good for viewers to know who they’re taking advice from.

They’re going places for sure! Have you tried Altra too?

@@trailandkale yes I like they’re road shoes I’ve had problems with the trail line up

Did you try the Lone Peaks, or Timps?

@@trailandkale I’ve ran in the lone peak 4.5,5 and 6 and after 50 miles the midsole feels like a flat tire I’ve been tempted to try the new timp

You’re welcome, hope you enjoyed it! The Xodus Ultra is on my list, I need to ask Saucony for a pair 👍🏼

@@trailandkale thanks looking forward to that

You should try the Prodigio by La Sportiva. Total overhaul in design and super critical foam midsole is awesome.

Thanks so much - I’ve never had a super before! 🙏🏻

@@trailandkale I’m really enjoying your channel, great reviews!

@TyAtwater thank you, appreciate that! ✌🏼

Brooks are starting to put out some funky colorways now. I quite like how the Hyperion Max 2 looks. Check it out

Most of them are from a brand called Janji. ✌🏼

I agree, I'm still wearing mine and they holding up really well

30lbs for this size. More info in my in-depth review here: www.trailandkale.com/gear/orca-cooler-review-40-quart/

Damn these look really nice though!

Hey there! They’re true to size

They should be good for hiking! You should also consider the Cloudultra 2 and Speedgoat 6. Both reviews are on our channel

@@trailandkale thank you!

welcome!

These ones really surpassed my expectations! So did the Launch 10 for that matter. You get so much for the money with both of them

These would be great for hiking, they are my top choice for it in fact 👍🏼

I’d recommend sizing up a half size

Perfect thank you so much

@MikeyMoran you’re welcome!