| 79 | | $130 | Built for soft and slick surfaces, this contender earns top marks across the board with the ability to stick to everything and shed mud like a champ |
| 77 | | $130 | Built for steep and sloppy surfaces, its the best option for the gnarliest of terrain |
| 76 | | $160 | A zero-drop design with a precise fit that feels light as a feather with a durable architecture |
| 74 | | $130 | A technical trail shoe with sticky traction that boasts a wonderful blend of protection and sensitivity |
| 73 | | $149 | A technical train runner designed with stability and protection in mind |
| 73 | | $130 | If you need room to wiggle your toes and extra cushioning to protect on long technical trails, this comes highly recommended |
| 72 | | $135 | A durable all-terrain warrior that stands out for its extra-wide toe box and extra underfoot cushioning with good durability in our tests |
| 71 | | $110 | Soft and technical trails are no problem with this high-value contender |
| 71 | | $120 | Renowned for its versatility and value, you'll be hard-pressed to find such a well rounded trail shoe for the price |
| 70 | | $130 | A well-built trail runner designed for stability and protection that performs well on moderately technical surfaces |
| 69 | | $140 | An excellent cross-over shoe that excels on dry, rocky trails, and roads |
| 69 | | $130 | Cushioned and protective for everything from cross over terrain to ultra distances |
| 68 | | $110 | This lightweight zero-drop trail runner with a roomy toebox is best for moderately technical surfaces |
| 68 | | $110 | Sticky traction, different fit options, and performing well on all types of trails, all at a good price |
| 68 | | $145 | A streamlined and surprisingly light shoe for the maximal cushioning it offers, built to reduce stresses and keep you going for the long run |
| 66 | | $120 | This cross-over shoe does well across most surfaces, inspiring confidence while you dance across rocky ridges and explore pavement jungles |
