Olympus 6

Reviewers say the thick, plush cushioning protects your feet on long days, and the wide, roomy toe box lets your toes splay naturally without pinching. The Vibram Mega Grip outsole grips well and holds up over many miles.

It works best for runners and hikers who want an all-day comfort shoe with a wide fit on moderate trails. Skip it if you're a racer or technical trail runner looking for a light, low-profile shoe with precise ground feel.

The shoe is heavy compared to other trail shoes, which reviewers say slows you down. The outsole also has exposed foam sections that offer little protection from sharp rocks or sticks, and reviewers differ on whether this is a minor issue or a real hazard. There's no rock plate, so you lose some ground feedback on tec…

Reviewers note it struggles to shed mud because the lugs are shallow and closely spaced, so the shoe holds onto wet, sticky ground instead of shedding it clean.

Reviewers are split on midsole durability. One considers it a weak point, while others are satisfied with how firm and comfortable it stays over time.

Yes. Reviewers note the zero-drop platform stays stable even with the tall stack height, so the cushioning doesn't make the shoe feel wobbly underfoot.