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- Last seen at $72.50 at Lems Shoes on Nov 12.

The Lems Trail Blazer is a zero-drop trail and hiking shoe built on a wider last than the Trailhead, aimed at hikers and runners who want room for their toes without losing support. It uses the Trail Traction Outsole from the Primal Pursuit, a full rubber sole with aggressive lugs for grip on loose and rocky ground. The air mesh and microfiber upper is meant to breathe and wick moisture on long days out. Against cushioned, drop-heeled trail shoes it trades stack height and a heel lift for ground feel and natural alignment, so it suits people already comfortable in minimal shoes more than those coming from a traditional hiking boot.
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Owners rate the Trail Blazer highly, with 4.8 out of 5 across 601 ratings. They tend to praise the roomy fit, the grip on rough ground and the light, breathable feel. The main friction is the zero-drop platform, which some find takes getting used to.
The Trail Blazer is a trail and hiking shoe for rugged terrain. It has a wide, roomy fit with a natural-shape toe box. It has a zero drop design, which promotes natural alignment and a closer connection to the ground.
The upper combines air mesh with microfiber. The air mesh is breathable and wicks away moisture. The Trail Traction Outsole is full rubber with 3mm lugs for traction, cushion and grip on the trail.
The shoe is lightweight and durable. It is made for hiking and for daily runs.
