Women's Trail Run

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Trail running is an exhilarating outdoor activity that requires the right combination of comfort, performance, and protection. Choosing the appropriate trail running apparel and shoes can greatly enhance your experience while keeping you comfortable and safe on rugged terrains.


Women's Running Shoes That Stand Up To Rough Trails


We've got you covered. Our women's trail shoes are made for the roughest wear. We've put durability at the forefront, to keep you on the go even longer. Unlike road running shoes, our women's trail running shoes are made for uneven ground and less-than-ideal conditions.  The rubber outsole provides grip without wearing down.


Discover our newest VECTIV shoes designed with trail running in mind.
 

Types of Trail Running Apparel


The right trail running apparel depends on factors such as weather conditions, terrain, and personal preferences. Having a variety of types in your trail running wardrobe allows you to adapt to different situations and run comfortably all year round.

  • Shorts:  Lightweight and breathable trail running shorts designed for freedom of movement and ventilation are ideal. Look for options with built-in liner shorts for added comfort and moisture-wicking properties.
  • Leggings or Tights:  Leggings or tights provide extra coverage and protection against elements like thorns, rocks, and insects. They offer compression, support, and moisture-wicking capabilities.
  • Tops:  Breathable and moisture-wicking tops keep you cool and dry during your runs. These come in various styles, including short-sleeve, long-sleeve, and sleeveless options.
  • Jackets:  Lightweight and packable running jackets or windbreakers protect you from wind and unexpected weather changes. Some jackets offer water resistance to keep you dry in light rain.
  • Vests or Hydration Packs:  Trail running vests and packs allow you to carry water, nutrition, and other essentials comfortably on longer runs. Look for vests with multiple pockets for organized storage.
  • Base Layers:  Moisture-wicking base layers help regulate body temperature and keep you dry by wicking away sweat.
  • Hats and Visors:  Wear a trail running hat to shield your face from the sun and provide shade.
  • Socks:  Trail running socks with moisture-wicking properties and cushioning provide comfort and prevent blisters during long runs.
  • Gaiters:  Gaiters prevent debris like rocks, twigs, and dirt from entering your shoes and socks.
  • Gloves:  Lightweight gloves protect your hands from scratches, provide grip, and offer a bit of warmth during cooler runs.

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