Go bold with this blue and yellow trail running shoe. The thick outsole will protect your feet no matter what terrain you decide to take on. ($110; nike.com)
Support and comfort—two important elements of all good trail running shoes. This Brooks pick has both key features with the added bonus of color and style. We'd say that's a win-win. ($120; brooksrunning.com)
Hit the trail in these cool New Balance kicks. This lightweight pair is ready to give you a smooth ride on your next off-road adventure—without the chunkiness of other trail running sneakers. ($75; newbalance.com)
Sending much praise your way, Adidas. These trail running shoes take the cake for style, comfort, and functionality. The reflective stripes help you stay safe and visible on your night runs while the rest of the shoe gives you the minimalist feel you've been searching for. ($45; backcountry.com)
Rugged dirt path, meet your match. This trail running shoe can go the distance and will look darn good doing it. Don't worry about going off the beaten trail; this shoe can take it. ($110; mizunousa.com)
This one's for all the serious trail runners out there who want extra protection, traction, and support during those long, hilly treks. ($70; saucony.com)
You know a trail running shoe has to be good when it was inspired by mountain bike tires. We love the simplicity and, well, everything else about this Adidas creation. ($77; backcountry.com)
Need a trail shoe that will last? The Asics GT-2000 is as durable as it is colorful. Maybe this pick will make running more fun—if that's possible. ($120; asics.com)
If you're running off road there's a good chance your shoes won't come back clean. Opt for a darker pair—like this Merrell pick—with a small pop of color for peace of mind. ($70-$100; rei.com)
