Runners who spend most of their time on pavement should stick with road shoes. A single pair of trail running shoes can round out your collection for weekend runs on dirt trails.
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Trail running shoes and road running shoes are built for different terrain. Trail shoes win on grip and protection, road shoes are lighter and softer on asphalt. Choose by terrain, or road-to-trail shoes for mixed routes.
By Gevika
Runners who spend most of their time on pavement should stick with road shoes. A single pair of trail running shoes can round out your collection for weekend runs on dirt trails.
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