Brooks Men’s Caldera 7 Trail Running Shoe

I recently took a trip to Yosemite and took both Brooks Caldera 7 and New Balance Hierro 8. The new balance are softer and more flexible but do not have the traction that the caldera has. The caldera was comfortable but a bit more rigid with a thicker sole and they propel you forward. Also The caldera had much better traction on wet and dry surfaces. The hierro wasnt as good on the wet surfaces but good on the rocks. I like both brands for different reasons. I see they have a ghost 17 off road and eventually I will purchase those to review. I hope this helps

I purchased these for work as I am constantly on concrete. So far, they are holding up fantastic and the cushioning is great. I wear them every day. I like the tread and traction of the shoes. I have used them on trail runs on the weekends and they work great. Very good quality, no rips or seams pulling apart and no problems with the stitching coming apart. A bit pricey, however they are worth the money. I purchased my daughter the exact same women's pair of this shoe and she loves them as well.

I'm on a never ending search for cushioned running shoes. I had been wearing NB trail running shoes until recently when they have become un available. I find these Brooks shoes to be very good. They are not quite as cushioned as the NB (more than adequate), but they have a "lower" foot bed or sole which I'm finding I like, less chance of turning my ankle. They run a little small I ordered a half size larger. I use them for walking and working around the yard. Happy with the switch to Brooks.

This is my second pair of the Brooks Trail shoes series. At 64 I do a 5K walk 6 days per week. You don’t have to run if you want to preserve your knees and ankles for later. 😀 I have found that Brooks hold their support as well as other brands at a higher cost. The key is to only use them for exercise purposes and not for fashion. Very happy with the toe box width and laces that never come untied. Happy consumer.

I've become a big fan of these shoes. I tried the Caldera 6. They were okay, but felt heavy/clunky. Even though this is still a large shoe, it has a different feel. Plenty of cushion and padding, but I still have a good feel/sense of the ground (proprioception). I've used these in distances up to 50 miles without any issues. They are comfortable and don't move around a lot on my foot. New favorite trail shoes.

Got these on a friend’s recommendation! Broke them in cold on a 3 mile trail…. Then used them on 2 7 mile trails! Great support on the ankles & a bit wider base. Best part was the extra cushion on the heels. Shopping for 2nd set now

I’m sure these would be good for well-groomed trails but if you have sharp rocks, roots, sticks, thorns, etc. I’d pick something different. The soft foam is exposed quite a bit on the bottom and will allow thorns and sticks to go right on through and stab your foot. I wear orthotics so it might be different for others but my ankles felt very unstable on rough or sloped terrain. They are good looking shoes though and seemed true to size.

Great shoes

Il manque la boîte d’origine. Ça fait pas très pro

Der perfekte Schuh für Langstrecken jenseits der 30 km. Nutze die Schuhe fürs Langstreckenwandern 30-100km. Die Dämpfung ist phänomenal und schont die Gelenke ungemein. Kann mir keinen anderen Schuh mehr vorstellen für diese Disziplin.

The Brooks Caldera 7 are extremely comfortable and cushioned, making it a pleasure to wear for long walks or runs. The only downside is that the sole doesn’t last as long as other sneakers, but the overall comfort more than makes up for it.

Estabilidad y buen soporte para corredores de más de 75 kg, agarre para senderos no tan embarrados, ritmos medios.

Testate su diversi terreni e condizioni climatiche, ottima tenuta e confort. Ho sempre usato brooks e continuerò ancora