Brooks Cascadia 19 Trail Running Shoe - Men's

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Cascadia is one of my favorite to wear. After having tendons surgery this shoes is the most comfortable and supportive for my foot. I can wear it for hours when I go to the parks and walk trail. Looking forward to see what other fun color they will come in.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I didn't like these at all. They were very uncomfortable and very hard. I returned them and went with a different brand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a far less capable show than the previous year, Cascadia 18 which may have been my favorite shoe. Still has good grip but now the cushioning is pillowy rather than planted, the tongue is very puffy which affects the fit and the shoe no longer hugs the heal like the previous generation. Further they routinely make my feet fall asleep. I thought these would be a drop in replacement for my previous pair but I was mistaken. Not sure who approved this “upgrade” but I’ve got a feeling it was the accountants…

Good comfortable shoe use. Good comfortable shoe use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] "I’m incredibly impressed with the Cascadia 19. They deliver excellent support and protection on rugged trails and give great feedback on gravel roads. The fit is absolutely perfect. Best of all, I don't suffer from any foot fatigue after a couple-mile run, which is unusual given my flat feet. I'll definitely be recommending these to fellow runners."

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Most comfortable shoes I’ve ever had. I have hip and knee problems and this shoe helps to alleviate both of those. I will be a lifelong Brooks customer from now on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a 79-year-old hiker and fitness walker. After two longish hikes on varied foothills terrain, I am very pleased with this purchase. This is my fourth pair of Brooks shoes (two Ghosts and a Glycerin), and the comfort and fit are as expected. For the past few years I have been using a zero drop foot-shape trail shoe, and have been having to build up heel supports within the shoe to protect my Achilles. The Cascadia 19 doesn't have the biggest drop, but it is sufficient and I haven't experienced any discomfort in my heel or Achilles when wearing them, and there is plenty of width in the forefoot part of the shoe. The soles offer excellent grip on slickrock, dirt, and gravel, and they feel stable and supportive on uneven surfaces. And I like the little elastic strap to stick the lace ends under. It seems to prevent the laces coming untied or even loosening without the necessity of double-knotting. Like all Brooks shoes, they are comfortable! I don't even need to take off my shoes and slip into my Berks after a hike. No idea yet about durability, but my other Brooks shoes have been excellent in that regard so I'm optimistic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Generally good first impression. Lots of cushion, almost too much. Not super stable. I don't like the heel slip. I suspect it will be a problem when on steep trails.