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ASICS

TRABUCO MAX 5 Men's Trail Running Shoe

Made for grip and comfort on your trail-running adventures

Expert Pick Max Cushion Water Repellent Lightweight

Product Specifications

Average weight 602g (pair US 9)
Lining EVA sockliner
Midsole FF BLAST™ PLUS
Outsole ASICSGRIP™ rubber
Trail surface Technical Trail
Upper Engineered mesh

Expert Opinion

A proper max cushion trail runner. Great fit for ultra runners spending lots of hours on feet or for the road runner used to higher stack shoes that finds themselves off the beaten track. Surprisingly stable for such a high stack shoe and the rubber on the outsole is confidence inspiring on mud and wet roots. Personally used for my long runs where I go into the bush for something a bit more interesting, which this shoe is ideal for.

Fit Tip: As stated

Alex - Bivouac Team Member

Features

Standard width
Made for under and neutral and pronation
Full ground contact design creates a smoother and more efficient ride
Engineered mesh upper with water repellent processing
Lace holder helps keep the laces from coming untied
EVA sockliner provides cushioning performance and moisture management for a cooler, dryer environment
FF BLAST™ PLUS cushioning: midsole foam that provides a soft lightweight feel for maximum-level comfort over long distances
The curved sole design of ASICS' GUIDESOLE™ technology helps reduce ankle flexion and absorbs shock to help you run easier and longer
ASICSGRIP™ proprietary outsole rubber that provides reliable grip on a variety of surfaces for added comfort and control
Heel-to-toe drop 5mm (38.5mm heel; 33.5mm toe)
The TRABUCO MAX™ 5 shoe's carbon footprint is 26% lower than the industry average and has a carbon footprint (amount of greenhouse gases generated over a product's lifetime) of 10.7Kg CO2e/pair (assessed using ASICS' carbon footprint methodology version 1.1 and the most comprehensive reporting available for industry average running shoes, conducted by MIT)