My favorite trail running shoes

Pros: Breathable, Lightweight, Comfortable/No Break-In, Great Traction

Best Uses: Mixed Terrain, Rocky/Unstable Terrain

Describe Yourself: Trail Runner, Ultrarunner

I wore these on a 47-mile Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim run across the Grand Canyon. I love these shoes, and they're currently the only thing I'll run with. I didn't have any blisters or anything after my run.

They are an ultralight shoe with little by way of support or cushioning (which is perfect for me- I weigh 130 pounds and am in shape). If you're looking for more support or if you're a beefier guy, don't buy these- there are plenty of more supportive shoes out there.

The toe box has plenty of room to let my feet swell, so they were as comfortable on mile 47 as they were on the first mile (although I will admit to falling asleep intermittently and not really remembering too much of the last mile or so).

Shoes at the 25 mile sock change

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Descending the North Rim of Grand Canyon

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My favorite fall jacket

Sizing: Feels true to size

Sleeve Length: Feels true to length

Pros: Warm, Soft, Attractive Design, Versatile

Best Uses: Daily Use, Travel, Cool weather, Going Out

Describe Yourself: Trendy/Stylish Dresser

This is my favorite cool-weather jacket. The fact that it's made from scraps recycled from the cutting room floor also makes me feel good about purchasing & wearing it. I literally get a compliment on this jacket every time I wear it. The fit is classic. The inside is soft and comfortable. Since it's wool, you have a great range of temperatures where it will keep you comfortable. I often wear it to work on a brisk morning and then forget to take it off all day because I never overheat.

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