RACE DAY OPTIONS

WOMEN'S RACE DAY SHOES

Compare lightweight performance footwear for workouts and races. Choose the fit for your distance.

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Hoka | Crescendo MD 2 | Unisex Spike
Regular price $80.00
White/Cielo Blue
Hoka Crescendo MD 2 Spikes. White upper. White midsole. Lateral view.
Black/Skyward Blue
HOKA Crescendo MD 2 unisex track spike in Black/Skyward Blue, lateral view
Neon Tangerine/Neon Flame
Nike | ZoomX Dragonfly 2 | Track Spike | Unisex
Regular price $169.99
White/Obsidian/Hyper Turq/Fire Pink
Nike ZoomX Dragonfly. White upper. Purple midsole. Lateral view.
Citron Pulse/Indigo Burst/Vivid Purple
Nike | ZoomX Dragonfly XC 2 | Unisex
Regular price $169.99
Citron Pulse/Indigo Burst/Blue Void
Nike ZoomX Dragonfly XC 2. Orange upper. Yellow midsole. Lateral view.
Chalk/Racer Blue/Blue Void

Women's Race Day Footwear

Track spikes, XC spikes, racing shoes and trail shoes are four different tools.

Start with the surface and event. Track spikes are the most specialized. XC spikes add traction for cross country. Racing shoes are spike-free race-day shoes, including modern plated models. Trail shoes can be the practical training-and-XC option for athletes who need one supportive shoe to do more.

Track Spikes

For synthetic tracks. Choose sprint, middle-distance or distance designs based on the event.

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XC Spikes

Built for grass, dirt, mud, hills and uneven cross-country courses with race-specific traction.

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Racing Shoes

Spike-free race-day footwear for road races and hard surfaces, including carbon-plated and other high-performance racing models.

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Trail Shoes

A versatile option for regular training plus XC-style terrain, with more conventional support and lugged grip.

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On a budget? Consider a trail shoe.

For many student runners, a trail shoe can cover everyday training and cross-country racing in one pair. It offers a more traditional training-shoe platform while adding grip on grass, dirt, hills and wet terrain. The tradeoff: frequent road running can wear the outsole lugs down faster.