nike running shoes

Nike’s Terra Kiger 8 is a solid trail all-rounder but its so-so grip on wet trails, and heavy design, means there are better options available

With a shorter stack and more lightweight design than carbon shoes like the Vaporfly, the Streakfly is built for speed over short distances

The Pegasus Trail 3 is equally at home on the roads as it is on hard trails, but can come unstuck in the wet

The Infinity has a cushioned and stable design that’s made for racking up big mileage

This speedy training shoe with a composite plate in the midsole is too much of a specialist to suit most runners

Other companies might be gaining ground in the carbon-plate wars, but the Alphafly will be hard to beat

Want one shoe to do it all? The Pegasus Turbo 2 is great for training and racing alike

The Zoom Fly 3 might be a poor man’s Vaporfly, but that’s still a very good running shoe