This shoe has similar stability and comfort but is more lively, especially when running on technical terrain. The fit is slightly wider, with enough room for the toes and a little extra volume for foot swelling. The heel, however, has a surprisingly snug fit, preventing heel lift but avoiding pinching on the sides.

With the familiar fit of a road-running shoe plus trail-ready traction, this outdoor running shoe is ready for road or trail adventures.Jeff V: While the Divide 3 is secure and stable, the Cascadia 16 is even more so, with a more dialed in upper, more aggressive outsole, Loft DNA v2, the Cascadia 16 is heavier, but more responsive and performance oriented. The Catamount is a perfect example - it’s a very good shoe that falls short of being great due to the upper being kind of insecure, kind of tapered, and the heel kind of rigid.

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I find the Topo a bit thin in the forefoot for true ultra distance territory, so I’ve been using it for easy miles, casual use and hiking. Icons caret-sm-white star-half circle-drag icon-checkmark-nocircle icon-envelope Left Arrow Scroll down Scroll down close Expand Scroll down quote-marks squiggle Play Play Pause Pause long squiggle squiggle 1 close filter-icon Info Compare Compare Selected Information Check Icon Plus Icon Minus Icon Check Icon Check Icon sOBXn1ayHSpTDLWsite turnto. But if you've been running in shoes from another brand, and want to try Brooks, it's helpful to know where to start.