Women’s edition · 5 current shoes
For women, Brooks's trail range is short: the Cascadia 20 and the Ghost Trail in a women's fit, plus two unisex racers. The Cascadia 20 handles most trail runs, long days and rough ground. The Ghost Trail suits runs that start on the road, the Catamount Agil is for fast races, and the Cascadia Elite is for ultras.
Door-to-trailRoad first, then the trails | DailyOne shoe for most trail runs | Long runLong days out, cushion and protection | TechnicalRocks, roots, mud, steep ground | RaceUnder 50K | Ultra50K and longer |
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Every Brooks trail shoe
Every current Brooks trail shoe
The Brooks Ghost Trail is a hybrid door-to-trail shoe that brings the familiar Ghost road ride to gravel and groomed trails with a modest 3mm lug outsole.
Why for door-to-trail: A comfortable road-style ride with extra grip for gravel paths and gentle trails.
A women's all-terrain trail shoe with a wide, stable base, Vibram Megagrip outsole, and 6mm drop for technical and varied terrain.
Why for daily: A versatile, well-cushioned trail shoe that suits runners of every level.
Why for long run: More cushion and protection than past Cascadias, with the same steady, predictable ride.
Why for technical: A rock plate and sticky Vibram rubber give it real confidence on rocky, technical trails.
The Cascadia 20 GTX is a waterproof technical trail shoe with a GORE-TEX upper, Vibram Megagrip outsole, and a balanced 6mm-drop ride.
The Brooks Catamount Agil is a lightweight, plated trail racer built for fast efforts on technical terrain over distances up to 50k.
Why for race: Brooks's fastest trail shoe, at home when you want to push the pace in a shorter race.
The Brooks Cascadia Elite is a premium carbon-plated trail racer built for ultra-distance and technical terrain, pairing DNA GOLD PEBA cushioning with a Vibram Megagrip Elite outsole.
Why for ultra: Soft, bouncy PEBA and a planted ride for racing far on moderately technical ground.