Men's Trailhead

Most footwear interrupts. The Trailhead doesn't.

The build is honest. A wide, unhurried toe box that lets your foot spread the way nature drafted it, before shoe companies decided feet should taper to a point. Zero drop, heel to toe, so you stand the way you were standing the day you were born—level, grounded, slightly suspicious of escalators. The upper is rugged and breathable; the sole, an aggressive lugged affair, grips wet granite and loose scree with the quiet confidence of someone who has done this before and would rather not talk about it. Light. Almost insultingly light. You'll forget you're wearing them until the terrain reminds you, and even then the reminder is gentle. Lems Men's Trailhead. Available in earthbound colors that look better the dirtier they get.

Comfyness.

Very comfortable right out of the box despite being a tad snug. Probably could've gone a half size up but I feel they'll break in and be just fine. After all, I did 16,000 steps in them the first day out and had no major discomfort at all. Esthetically pleasing to boot!

Favorite Trail Shoe

This is my third pair of Trailheads. My first pair lasted about two years, second lasted 3 years and now I have my new third pair. While I am a seasonal hiker being in the southwest with hot summers. I have put each pairs of my past Trailheads to some serious use. Easily a couple hundred hikes and over 100k of elevation gain on my past pair. Love them and wish they kept the Cosmic Blue 90s color.