Awesome! Glad the video was helpful and that you were able to find a pair!

Such a great book 👏🏻

Last winter these were pretty much my favorite winter running shoes for the cushioning. But, I had to wear Showers Pass Water proof socks. These just let in too much snow and slush like the NB one you described. But recently I’ve been running in the Hoka Speedgoat 5 GTX Spike and they’re quickly becoming my next favorite winter running shoes. Especially for the Gortex aspect and the peace of mind I get with the Spikes on the bottom during icy conditions. The only thing I haven’t done extensive testing with is the fact that since they’re a regular shoe, heavy rain, deep mud and slush could hypothetically get inside the collar. So I imagine I might still wear water proof socks on occasion. No shoe is perfect. I’ll be putting out a review hopefully in the next few weeks on that shoe specifically. Hope that all helps

Thanks AJ!

Yea

I blame it on the lack of OLED.

Welcome to the channel@@Darthgorilla ! Thanks so much for subscribing! Yes there’s plenty of room in the whole shoe for orthotics. Especially in the toe box

@@timetorunchannel I had to return my pair that I ordered. way too sloppy and unstructured a fit in the uppers. Too much volume and that is coming from someone who runs in orthotics. Keep up the great reviews!

I can see where you’re coming from regarding the cushioning disparity.

Oh my goodness! I forgot about that. Good ol days with the NIKE+iPod footpod. 😄

Absolutely! I’ll request em and see if they’ll send them my way. 🤞🏻

Absolutely. They work great for walking on roads

@@Biscuito54the stack I would think is much too tall. I used cages on my road bike but it’s kinda weird after using vans or cycling shoes for years. If you’re using platforms I don’t think there’s enough grippy surface area and it could end up shredding the exposed midsole.

@@carlosbarbour Thanks Carlos

Unfortunately I haven't tried any versions of the Escalante yet. I'm sorry I can't speak to that as a comparison.

Thanks so much Carlos!

You can go as fast as you want but I don't think they're meant as a speed day shoe, in my opinion. I'd do with the Hyperion Max if you're looking for a Brooks shoe to fit in that category.

Of the trail shoes I checked, no they still don’t have lug tread depth on their website or app

@@melanierichie6281 The caldera 7s are a solid pick for all terrain. Really grippy lugs. From what I recall good arch support (I had zero issues with my arches in these). Light weight and cushion paired with stable support for days. Only thing is some people might be put off by the overall bulkiness of the shoe but it’s still one of my all time favorites personally, even more than the Cascadia. Hope that helps!

@@deras818 Right! So legit. Thanks for mentioning you liked the review🙌

I’d say it’s a watch designed for athletes, from amateur to aspiring pros. I used it for my most recent triathlon in August and it was phenomenal for that. Def not a lifestyle watch

@@timetorunchannel just a watch you'd put on to just do activities?

@@markhill8590 No. I wear mine 24/7.

Yeah, couldn’t justify keeping the original pair I bought and glad I swapped mine out for the wide size. Bummer about the Marathon training block. Hopefully you still have time left to get things sorted before your race.

I got through my first marathon in April, painfully 😂

Good catch. I’ll have to make sure I more carefully proofread next time👏

Awesome! I super appreciate you mentioning that you found the review helpful Jana! Thanks so for subbing 👏. Let me know how you like the shoes once you get the chance

Yes, it is. Their Air mesh upper has a water proof membrane designed by Gore-Tex and utilizes their Invisible Fit technology

@@timetorunchannel thank you. Im wondering if cascadia 17 would do the job of cascadia 18 gtx

Not if you’re trying to prevent water from getting in the shoe. The Cascadia is just like every other shoe and will let water in. They make a GTX version for the 17 if that helps to know. And it should be discounted these days

The joke practically wrote itself 😆

@@snowwalker9999 Yeah all those are great alternatives to this. I could see it being hard to justify getting another if you’re not planning retiring one.

That’s awesome!! Glad to hear it! Such a great shoe!

@@NightStormPlayz Nike Pegasus Plus

@@NightStormPlayz thanks!

@@jackbello7562 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, I don’t know what happened with me saying that. The Caldera 7 is def their Max cushioned trail shoes. Super plush and comfortable. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3PXiJh8fJqNndk

Absolutely!! Thanks for mentioning it!

I would say no to the Hyperion and the Kinvara. But the Hyperion Max would be my number 1 pick with the Adios 8 on its heels as number 2. Hope that helps!

@@timetorunchannel I brought Hyperion max .

I presented my experience using the watch verbally while filling in the space with videos of the watch so that it’s not just one 20 minute shot of my face😄. Believe it or not people watch to see clips of what is being reviewed. This strategy seems to be working quite well for everyone based upon the views and likes. Whether this convinces them to purchase the product or not is their choice, not mine.

@@timetorunchannel entiendo su explicación y experiencia, pero los mejores videos y más llamativos y cantos, son los que se muestra el producto como debe de ser

Agree 100%, I always wear road shoes on the trails where I live. I have 3 pairs of Pumas and the PumaGrip is phenomenal, never slipped or felt unstable. If I’m putting my Speedgoat’s on, I’m running on a muddy, gnarly trail.

Maybe have a look at the Adidas Agravic 3? It's got a much less blocky design than a lot of trail shoes.