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Size: 11
Color: Peacoat/Atomic Blue/Rooibos
Features
- fabric-and-synthetic
- Made in the USA or Imported
- Rubber sole
- THIS MEN'S SHOE IS FOR: Trail Runners who want to explore and feel protected on changing terrain. This shoe is made to adapt quickly so runners stay comfortable and stable. Predecessor: Cascadia 15
- SUPPORT IN ALL TERRAIN: Release grooves in the midsole allow for enhanced adaptability on rough terrain, while the Ballistic Rock Shield now includes vertical grooves to provide side-to-side adaptability. Updated construction allows the shoe to adapt, flex, and protect the foot in all terrains.
- CUSHION AND COMFORT: New DNA LOFT v2 Technology provides 10% softer and 20% lighter cushioning than previous models. New 2mm of foam in the midsole gives added comfort.
- HIGH PERFORMANCE IN ALL ENVIRONMENTS: TrailTack rubber outsole provides wet-dry traction, drainage ports allow water to escape quickly, and gusset keeps out sand and small debris, allowing for high performance on all trails and conditions.
Product Dimensions : 10 x 15 x 6 inches
Item model number : 1103761D029
Department : mens
Date First Available : December 17, 2020
Manufacturer : BROOKS
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 9 Wide
Color: Oyster Mushroom/Alloy/Orange
Replace Merrill Moab with this model. Had been wearing Merrill Moabs for over 5 years. Brooks fit is tighter than Merrill but still able to get on. Very comfortable to stand and walk on even for long periods. GREAT FEEL OF CONTROL OVER MERRILL MOAB WHICH HAD A TENDENCY TO ROLL ON UNEVEN TERRAIN. Probably not going back to Merrill Moab. Technology changes over time and the Brooks Cascadia is light years ahead of the Merrill Moab in my opinion. Merrill Moab was a great shoe at one time and is still a good shoe now but the only reason to buy the Moab is if you have very wide feet and or high instep. Cheers!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by pierre mallette
Size: 10.5
Color: Oyster Mushroom/Alloy/Orange
I'm not a hiker but do walk alot. Shoes did take a couple weeks to break in. 10.5 was true to size fit perfectly. I like the chunky soles and the rock plate. I didn't notice alot water getting in shoes like some others stated. The only negative thing I noticed is they slip a little in water(rocks). But not a big deal for me, I'm not a hiker.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023 by Shirley Shirley
Size: 10
Color: Oyster Mushroom/Alloy/Orange
I started out hiking and then gradually switched to trail running. Switching from hiking specific shoes to these trail runners has made a huge difference. They would also be great as regular hikers as long as it's on trail. Not quite robust enough for off trail use. Comfortable out of the box, roomy toe box with good toe protection, good sole and decent rock protection.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023 by Mike Schneider
Size: 11
Color: Oyster Mushroom/Alloy/Orange
These shoes fit just like some other Brooks running shoes I own so two thumbs up for size consistency from Brooks. Wore these a lot for hiking on a trip to the Galapagos Islands. Great for traction on uneven and slippery ground.
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2023 by James K.
Size: 10.5
Color: Peacoat/Atomic Blue/Rooibos
The best thing about these shoes are the weight. They are super light which any quality running shoe should be. However, they could be lighter by removing all the ridged plastic in the heal and toe areas. I’m running trails not out kicking logs and rocks. The hard plastic areas cause massive blistering even on veteran soles like mine. I have bones in my feet and ankles. I don’t need all this stuff ridged crap added. The other downside to the plastic is it creates a breading area for bacteria and the shoe take twice as long to dry as all mesh or fabric shoes do to the condensation build up. I know Scott Jute used to rock these but he also busted his ankle in them. I expected better from Brooks.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Wtfdude
Size: 10.5
Color: Black/Grey/Red
I do a bunch of day hikes up to 12 miles in a day. They have held up well the grip has been great. I’ve had a couple of hokas and I was looking for another shoe since they kept falling apart early. As far as the comfort it gives you good cushion and rebound. I did a 11 mile hike, rocky, muddy, wet, flat, essentially all types of terrain. The shoe was great on all terrains. I’d buy them again. The colors everyone seems to like it and I do, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by Scott
Size: 10.5
Color: Titan/Peacoat/Nightlife
I have had these shoes for several weeks now and wear them as my daily wear shoes. I love the support they give me and the comfortable feel around my feet. My past Brooks shoes seem to loosen up and stretch in a short amount of time, but not these. I guess since they are designed for hiking, you need the extra support. Everyone has a different walk and it shows in the wear on their shoes. I guess I walk with my feet somewhat turned outward since over time the shoes cloth top begins slouching over the rubber support. So far, these Brooks feel great and there are no signs of this type of wear taking place. I’ll definitely pick up another pair of these in the future if they don’t discontinue them!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by G. Smith
Size: 13
Color: Zinnia/Eclipse/Nomad
Lots of good features that I haven’t found in Merrill or Hoka trail runners. They have a wider platform with a stiffer sole, lugs that didn’t break off, and laces that were flat and stayed tied. Very breathable too as advertised, and that really helped when going through water. It was like the ads (ha!) where the water drained out and let air in to start to dry out. In fairness I stopped to actually dry out socks and such, be realistic as these aren’t magical shoes. More normal use case is that it kept my feet from becoming too sweaty which was fantastic. They are a bit wide, which was very nice for stability, just had to cinch them up a bit tighter. The cost of the width and sold is a little weight. I’m not a runner so prefer the features. Bottom line, I’ve been looking for a lighter option adding to the classic Merrill Moabs and think this actually also replaces them for wilderness terrain. For rocks, might still keep the Moabs based exclusively on the soles. That’s a personal preference tho and unvetted so take it for what it’s worth.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2023 by Eric