Is the Speedcross 6 good for muddy trails?

Yes. The Mud Contagrip outsole with deep chevron lugs is designed for soft, loose and muddy ground, and owners consistently praise its grip there.

How does it fit compared with other trail shoes?

It runs snug, especially in the toe box. Runners with wide feet should consider the wide width or size up half a size.

Get Gore-Tex if you run in wet, cold conditions and want dry feet. The standard version breathes better and drains faster in warm weather.

Short road stretches are fine, but the firm ride and soft lugs make long pavement runs uncomfortable and wear the outsole faster.

It has a 10 mm heel-to-toe drop and weighs about 9.2 oz, which is heavier than dedicated trail racing shoes.

Yes. Many buyers use it for fast hiking and wet-trail walks thanks to the grip, toe protection and secure lacing.

At Triathlete Sports, for $144.95, as of our latest check.

Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 1,559 ratings.

7 stores we checked sell it, including Triathlete Sports, Scheels, Shoebacca, Backcountry, Zappos.

$144.95at Triathlete SportsChecked Nov 9

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