Trail running is a great way to get active and stay in shape. We know everyone's feet and running practices are different, but you can find something great among our favorites. If you buy something using our links, WIRED may earn a commission. wired.trib.al/6yCFXXZ 1/
Sturdy and versatile is always the way to go. Salewa's Ultra Train 2 shoes combine the sleek form factor of running shoes and the durability of climbing approach shoes. They’re sturdy and good-looking enough to wear as a casual shoe. wired.trib.al/laIhKh2 📷: Salewa 2/ 
Ready to run like a pro? 14 North Face athletes set FKTs wearing different versions of the Vectiv. The North Face Vectiv incorporates proprietary foam and a carbon-fiber plate which has been shown to increase mile times. wired.trib.al/evWQe6o 📷: Ivey Photography Studio 3/
If you're looking for an open toe option, the Zero Shoes Z Trail are light and flexible--they barely feel like shoes at all making them perfect for all your summer adventures. wired.trib.al/qnWLXam 📷: Xero Shoes 4/
Workouts can be unpredictable, so be prepared for anything. The Ötillö Swimrun can go from the trail to the beach to lunch downtown. Beware, they don’t provide much support though. wired.trib.al/nbkhThP 📷:Vivobarefoot 5/
Running shoes aren’t always the most fashion forward; however, the Nike Wildhorse 7 are some of the best looking shoes on the market. They're light, breathable and offer a decent amount of traction making them a solid option. wired.trib.al/x8mdIlm 📷: Nike 6/
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