EDITOR’S CHOICE: adidas Terrex Agravic TT
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For this year’s guide, our shoe editor Geoffrey Crow has selected the standout trail shoes available in South Africa in every category, from versatile all-rounders to ultra-distance specialists and technical mountain performers. Whether you’re exploring local singletrack, training for your next ultra, or looking for your first trail shoe, these models deliver the best combination of performance, comfort, durability, and value.
Each week we will take you through some of our favourites…but for the full rundown of all the shoes, buy the September/October issue of Runner’s World in stores or online.
adidas Terrex Agravic TT
Weight: 272g • Stack: 39mm heel / 31mm forefoot • Drop: 8mm
Best for Everyday trail running, mixed terrain Ride Balanced Grip ★★★★☆ Protection ★★★★☆ Speed ★★★★☆ Value ★★★★☆
The Agravic TT is an approachable, versatile trail shoe that comfortably bridges the gap between road and trail. Its balanced cushioning offers enough comfort for everyday training while maintaining the stability needed on uneven terrain. The shoe feels predictable underfoot, with a secure upper that holds the foot well during cornering and off-camber sections.
Underneath, the Continental rubber outsole delivers reliable traction across dirt paths, gravel roads and moderate technical trails, making it a dependable option for runners who regularly mix surfaces. While it lacks the explosive ride of adidas’ premium racing models, its versatility and durability make it an excellent choice for runners seeking one trail shoe capable of handling a wide variety of adventures.
X-factor: A dependable all-rounder that transitions effortlessly between road and trail.
Price: R3 499
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- October 1, 2026
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