Cascadia 19 Trail Running Trainers

Purchased the Cascadia 19's to replace my pairs of Cascadia 16 and Cascadia 18. My intent was to use the new pair in walking the Camino de Santiago. Purchased the new pair 3 weeks in advance of my trip to allow more than sufficient time for breaking them in and getting used to the new pair. What a disaster!! Turns out the 19's (size EE) are narrower than both my 16's (size EE) and 18's (size EE). These rub on both sides of my feet causing soreness and blisters - exactly the opposite of what I had anticipated. Incredibly disappointing. I will be retuning these shoes under their 90 day warranty claim, but cannot until I get back from Europe using a different shoe brand. Not sure what to do with a Brooks' requirement to use any refund on another pair of Brooks. As I stated, very disappointing. Other buyers - beware!

I love it. I’m a heavier runner and this shoe is holding up really well after 50-60 miles of trails. I really dig the yellow/black/blue color way. I’d recommend them to anyone looking store a good supportive and sturdy trail shoe.

Very aggressive heal. I am still adjusting to the style.

Absolutely love these! Comfortable for the long runs, great support. Excellent grip for the trails

My shoe size is 13.5 and I bought a size 14. The shoes fit great. I really like the traction the outsole provides. I walk about nine miles a day and have had no issues in the first month of using them. I normally wear a narrow width B shoe, but these come in a D. No problems with the width.

I have been running roads and trails, and hiking in Brooks shoes for over two decades. The Cascadia 19 is the most disappointing Brooks shoe I have ever purchased. The forefoot is stupid wide and sloppy, and the shoe will simply not lock down. Between the stretch in the shoe laces, the fat in the tongue, and the stretch in the mesh, the Cascadia 19 gave me the first blisters I have ever received in Brooks shoes. The foot print is ridiculously wide, making the shoe almost unusable in tight single track. Plus, the toe kick protection is profoundly wimpy.

Brooks wearer exclusively. Bought for rotation with Cascadia 17 and others , they pretty much fit perfect right of the box no break in at all. Cushion perfect, I want another pair since they were so great, but lacking in suitable colors for me.

comfortable well made shoe Using primarily for hiking. Secure fit, performs well on varied terrain.

Great platform, fit, comfort, and flexibility. Overall value will be judged on persistence of above.

I am quite fond of these sneakers, they are incredibly comfortable, whether I'm strolling around in the house or on unpaved surfaces. They are also excellent for hiking in the woods, they never let me down. The sneakers have a lot of tread, and they grip well, ensuring I never have to worry about slipping on any surface. They are suitable for wet surfaces. The only thing I would suggest changing is to offer more colors in extra wide sizes. I would have preferred to have the sneaker in a different color.

Love this shoe. So stable and comfortable - and a cool look. Liked the first pair so much, I bought another color two weeks later.

At 60 I am definitely weighing comfort over speed. I need endurance over the long haul. I tend to get pain in my knee and hip when running more than about a 5K. Brooks running shoes are the only shoes that I have owned that actually make that pain go away. I feel better after a few miles in these shoes on the trail (and my Ghost 16s on pavement) than I do at the beginning of a run. I finally got these out in the woods for a 7 mile shakeout run followed by a 1.5 mile cool down hike, and I felt great throughout. I'm looking forward to wearing these for a 50K in a couple of months. These were also the ONLY Brooks trail shoe I could find in a 2E width so I'm thankful that they are so comfortable and durable. I'll definitely be putting some miles on them.

They feel comfortable while walking and breaking them in. I have not had the pleasure to go for a run in them yet, but I am sure they will offer the same support as previous Cascadia models.

I was running in the Cascadia 18 which I loved, I just wished that it had a thicker stack for longer runs. The Cascadia 19 solved that problem. Same great shoe, with the extra comfort for longer runs. Provides excellent stability and traction on technical runs. I will be buying again.