More and more outdoor footwear brands are producing 'trail-running shoes'. Look for a sole unit that combines a low profile with slightly more cushioning and support than a pure fell shoe. You should also look for a lacing system that allows a close, wrap-around fit to stop foot slop on uneven ground and a grippy sole unit.
Buyers' Guide - Outdoor Shoes
Everything you need to know about trail shoes, approach shoes, walking shoes, festering shoes and, well, shoes really...
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