
It’s not uncommon to pay well over £100 for a pair of trail running shoes and, in many cases the RRP is at least £150 and closer to £200. The cost of trail running shoes has bee steadily creeping upwards, too.
Yet, trail running shoes wear out quite quickly. It's said you should change shoes between 300 and 500 miles, although we doubt most people do. Plus, trail running footwear usually ends up muddy, wet and looking a bit unkempt. So, it can be tempting to look for budget trail running shoes.