Has anyone tried these? They seem light and comfy. Less stiff than hard rocks a little more substantial than Salomons. Mesh seems tight, not sure if desert sand would get in. Any thoughts/Experience?
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Brooks Cascadia 2 Trail Runners
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I wonder too. I wear Montrail Hardrocks as my backpacking and up to low class 4 climbing shoes but love the Brooks Radius 06 shoe to run on paved roads. I would like to give the Cascadia a try but do not know about the grip on rock and wet.
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