Looking for a suggestion for shoes to buy for off road running.  Rather than hit the treadmill again and risk my shin splints I thought that I would give off road running a try so I need some good (cheap) shoes to start with to see how I am going

Hi All,I've found myself doing more and more XC and off road races so I'm looking to buy a new pair of off road/trail shoes to use instead of my current battered, old road running shoes. Can anyone recommmend a decent shop to visit somewhere

I have been looking at off-road shoes online, but noticed they don't descirbe most of them for recommendation to any particular running type (stability, motion control, etc..)When I got my feet checked a while back, I was described as "overpronating

Am new (ish) to running and am looking for shoes to suit. Looking a the wear on my current shoes I appear to be about neutral. The route i'm currently running is a couple of miles on road to local canal path and them a few miles off road. Ideally I

I do various runs where I do both road and off road and am looking for a pair of shoes but am not sure what to get especially now that the weather has changed and the fields and tracks are muddier.  I usually buy Brooks Adreneline shoes but thought

Most of my runs consist of 3 miles road, 3 miles off road, woods, dirt tracks, fields. Most of the running events for autumn near me seem to be trail, so I have opted for a trail shoe but have I done the right thing? I have a pair of mizuno wave 6;s

I've decided a bit of off roading will add some variety to my training. But so far I've been using my Reebok premier road shoes. Obviously they are a bit useless in a muddy field. What shoes give the best mix of off road traction and on road

I want to buy some off road shoes but am unsure as what to get. I currently run in Asics 1100 and previously NB 765 on the road. I dont do grat deal off road so dont want to spend a fortune. Do I need support for over pronate or is this not needed

Hi, I am hoping someone can help me with some pearls of wisdom on off road shoes. A couple of years ago I got into to trail running which I now love...except for my off road shoes! I went to my local specialist shop who recommended some shocking

What are your thoughts guys? Do you prefer pimple off roaders or trial shoes or what ever?I think it pends on weather and conditions, likening it to what sort of studs I used in my horses when I used to ride.Goind to do a bit of off road, not vast