Asics Trail running shoes Trabuco 14 Gtx

The TRABUCO 14 allows you to run confidently on the most unpredictable trails.

An Invisible Fit GORE-TEX membrane covers the upper to ensure maximum waterproofing and keeps your feet dry on wet trails.

The ASICSGRIP coating on the outsole provides maximum grip on all trails.

This shoe features a 2 mm thick FF BLAST MAX foam. The foam offers an ultra-soft landing and dynamic push-off.

The fit has been adapted for trail running to provide optimal midfoot support. The foot doesn't move inside the shoe and the forefoot is wide for maximum comfort during long trails.

Technical mesh upper

A lightweight and breathable mesh that reduces the need for additional overlays.

GORE-TEX Invisible Fit

The Invisible Fit membrane covers the entire upper for total waterproofing and quick drying.

Lace lock

An elastic on the tongue of the shoe allows you to tuck the laces in to prevent them from coming undone.

FF BLAST MAX foam

One of our most dynamic midsole foams, providing plush cushioning and excellent energy return with every stride.

Rock plate

It is flexible and protects your feet from rocks and rough terrain.

Reflective details

Increased visibility thanks to maximum reflectivity in the evening and early morning.

Outsole with ASICSGRIP coating

The outsole ASICS ensures maximum grip on all surfaces.

Vegan design.

New fit adapted for trail running.

The solution dyeing process used for manufacturing the insole reduces water consumption by about 33% and carbon emissions by about 45% compared to conventional dyeing methods.

Neutral pronation

Foot type

Normal arches

Push-off

The impact distribution is equal from the front of the foot.

How your foot strikes the ground

The foot strikes the ground on the outside of the heel, then rolls inward to absorb shock and support the body weight.

pronation-type-under

Supination

Foot type

High arch

Push-off

The pressure is on the smaller toes, on the outside of the foot.

How your foot strikes the ground

The outside edge of the heel strikes the ground at a steep angle with little or no neutral pronation, which means shock is primarily transferred by the calf.