Love It This My 3 Pair Of These

I already have two pair and just bought my 3 pair online

Comfortable And Stylish

They are very comfortable and fits well. Has great support even on uneven surfaces and well padded inside. Easy to clean. Long durable for everyday wear.

Poor Quality

Bought 1 pair of these that the heel material blew out in less than 2 seasons. I used them for golfing only. 95% of the time was while using a golf cart. Brooks graciously replaced them with a new pair of Acadia 18. These have deteriorated faster and worse with side and heel blowout. i have bought another major brand that lasted 3x longer than Brooks. Might be Brooks are not designed for lateral pressure,but the heel material should wear out like this.

So Far So Good.

So far so good. But the real test will be when I walk part of the Camino in a few weeks. Daily distances will be about 15 miles. What I really enjoy about the Cascadia 19 are the built in rock guards. Did a hike on rough trails and hardly felt the sharp stones through the sole.

Let's Hike!

Comfort with support! Use them to play golf as well as hike the trail. Feet feel great.

I love the shoe, hate the color. Only this ugly white and black available in my size 14. Now I see its on sale. You can do better.

Narrow Not Enough Toe Room

This is too arrow for me, not enough toe space. I ordered size 9.5 with 2E, tried it on and it's way too tight. End up returning it. That's my big drawback for me, everything else appears to be good. I have been trying to find something for Trail that would fit my wide feet, but no luck yet.

The Best

I have just started trail running . The shoes are so perfect. I have not had one rock slip inside my shoe. They grip perfectly on the rocky dirt especially down hill. And they are so comfortable. As always make sure to buy a half size larger. Our feet swell. I am a street runner usually. I absolutely recommend this shoe.

Very comfortable. Love the color and the support. Great shoe.

The Best Trail Trainer Money Can Buy

I run a lot more trails now since I am older. This is my favorite trail shoe and has been for years. This particular model has just the right drop, and has a wide enough toolbox so I don’t get blisters or black toenails on technical trails.

Awesome Show

I have already worn them hiking. I feel I will easily get a good 600 miles out of them. They’re very comfortable and have a wide toebox

The New Foam Is A Step Back In Design, Not The Trail Runner I Remember,

I recently received my new Cascadia 19s and was eager to get them out on my favorite trails. The Cascadia is a shoe I've historically loved. I'd even call myself a zealot. Unfortunately, the new design is a step back for me. A trail shoe has one job above all else: keep you sure on your feet. That's the whole point of running off-road. You need to trust the ground contact when the terrain gets technical and fast. The Cascadia 19 doesn't give me that. The new midsole has too much foam compared to previous generations, and it's too soft and thick, which creates a real sense of instability when running fast through mountainous terrain. In my older Cascadias I felt as sure-footed as a goat, running everything the trail threw at me. The new cushion gives too much and lets my foot roll in undesirable ways. I find myself slowing down, and even walking sections I'd normally run. I also used to rely on the Cascadia as my go-to shoe for light, fast backpacking ascents, and I'm not confident this version is up for that task. The toe box feels underbuilt compared to earlier generations of this legendary shoe. It just doesn't feel as robust as my older pairs. It feels like a soft, pliable road runner that wandered onto a trail. What stings most is that the last generation was basically perfect. This isn't a small refinement; it's a big redesign that traded away the firm, planted feel that made the Cascadia what it was. For now, I'd steer longtime Cascadia fans toward a previous model if you can still find one.

Solid For Shorter Hikes.

Wore hiking through Acadia and did beehive mountain, never slipped once. Very good shoes for hiking though not as supportive as some other brooks I’ve worn. I wouldn’t want to hike over 8-10 miles in them.

I was a Caldera lover for a long time until the Caldera 8 came out which I was NOT at all a fan....So I switched to the Cascadia 19 for my hiking and absolutely love them!!!! My only complaint (and reason for 4 stars) is just got back from hiking in Moab and the silty sand went right through the mesh on the top of the shoe. I had to stop and empty the sand out of my shoes a several times....

Comfortable Toe Box

Comfortable fit. Great colors. I was running in a 0mm drop shoe but have had to mix it up due to Achilles issues. I was pleasantly surprised about the width and fit of the Cascadia.