- Is the TrailFly Ultra G 300 MAX good for ultras?
- Yes. It was designed as an ultra-distance trail shoe, with a cushioned platform, graphene grip and a 6 mm drop. It suits long days on mixed terrain more than short, technical racing.
- What is the heel drop?
- 6 mm. That sits between a low-drop trail shoe and a traditional trainer, and works for midfoot and forefoot strikers.
- How does the grip hold up on wet trails?
- The rubber lug outsole with graphene is built for traction on loose and wet ground. Lugs bite on dirt and rock, though deep mud can pack between them.
- Does it come in wide sizes?
- This listing is medium width only. Runners who need a wider toe box should look at Inov-8's wide-fit options or size up carefully.
- What is in the box?
- One pair of shoes. Insoles are included; socks and other accessories are not.
- Is it worth buying over a cheaper trail shoe?
- It offers graphene grip, a 6 mm drop and ultra-distance cushioning that most entry trail shoes lack. If you run long on mixed terrain, those features matter more than the price gap.
- Where is the Inov-8 Women's TrailFly Ultra G 300 MAX Trail Running Shoes cheapest?
- At Amazon, for CA$49.99, as of our latest check.