The North Face Fire Road Trail Running Shoe - Men's - 2008 BCS

great shoe, ive worn em just about every day for the past year and have been very impressed with the fact that theyre still extremely comfy, however there are some things that i hate about em.
1- the toe rubber starts talking after a couple months if youre rough on your stuff like me
2- if you step on one blade of grass thats wet, youre screwed because you now have soaken wet socks and feet. (a tad bit of exageration)
3- the black mesh on the outside frays SUPER easy, so if youre looking for a show that stays pretty after a month, keep looking!
4- DON'T EVER DRY NEAR A FIRE! not even 3 feet close!

despite all these things, i loved em and theyre still comfy and rad

These shoes look great and feel great, but it didnt take long for the parts of the shoe that were glued together to start coming apart. not completely but enough so that a new shoe looked like an old one. The shoe has remained very comfortable after 2 years though.

These are the best running shoes I have tried yet! Excellent ventilation, very cushy ride and an absolutely affordable price. The best thing about these shoes is the extremely wide sole. The waist of the shoe is almost as wide as both the forefoot and the heel, thus the fire road is as stable a ride as you can get. Road, fire road, or technical singletrack, just put these babies on and run!

My favorite non-technical terrain shoe. If I'm not on a super burly trail where I look for a stiffer platform - this is my go-to shoe. Great comfort and flexibility. My favorite fit in the TNF trail line (I have a more narrow foot).

Very good shoes. I use them as my every day sneaker and they're great. Fit to size very well. Insole comes out which I need as I wear orthotics.

Great shoe. Have had them for almost 6 months now and put some good miles on them. Very comfortable and they look great.

I trained and ran a 50k in these shoes and loved them. I have a pair with the boa system and with traditional laces. They both feel great I think it's a matter of personal preference on which option is better for you. I hope that The North Face continues to make this model because I will buy more pairs.

I run along a beach trail that devolves into a collection of igneous rocks herded into place by Amtrak. My previous shoes left me vulnerable to the whims of railway stones; these shoes offer a sense of protection. They are as comfortable as any shoes I have worn, and they fit true to size.

These are my absolute favorite running shoes yet! They will drain water quickly, are extremely cushioned and the price is relativly cheap. But the best part of these shoes is the waist of the shoe is almost as wide as the forefoot and heel. Thus the stability is amazing! Road, fireroad, or technical trail- it doesn't matter. Just run.

these are awesome shoes. bought them just before 6 weeks of hard training with the Marines. they work awesome on wet or dry trails or dirt and dry very fast. I also never got tendonitis, which is usually a problem for me.

Pretty solid shoe, but after a two week trip to peru, the font rubber toe flap, whatever you call it came detached from the shoe.

I ran in this shoe as I was getting back into shape. My left knee began to hurt. The more miles I added to each run the more it hurt. This never used to be the case so I reasoned once I lost some more poundage the pain would cease. Not the case. These shoes trashed quickly (thankfully) and I bought some Mizuno Wave Ascend. Right out of the box I put 10 miles on the 'Zunos and guess what? No knee pain. I don't believe in Jesus so there was no miracle. I was running in sh*tty shoes that were the cause of my pain.

I had to shoe goo the toes, the "reflectors" fell off on the left shoe, padding in the ankles ripped....I don't even run trails, this occurred from runs along the side of the road. "Never Stop Exploring" means "Never Stop Exploring Ways To Make Cheap Products Expensive" stay away from these until TNF realizes they need to start making quality things again.

Great Shoes at a Great Price