Exciting New Trail Running Shoes Set to Launch This September
By Editor • September 6, 2026 • 2 min read
As trail running enthusiasts gear up for autumn, September unveils a selection of innovative shoes designed to elevate performance and comfort on the trails. From lightweight designs to enhanced traction, these new releases are sure to attract attention among runners.
Salomon's Aero Blaze: Lightweight and Responsive
Leading the pack is Salomon’s Aero Blaze, a trail and gravel shoe that weighs in at just 8 ounces for men’s size 9 and women’s size 10.5. This shoe features a snappy TPU-based midsole foam that promises an energetic feel, ideal for both tempo runs and speedwork. With a price tag of $140, it stands out as a cost-effective option without compromising on quality. The shoe's mellow 2.5-millimeter lugs ensure durability while preventing gravel from getting stuck, making it versatile for gravel paths and roads alike.
Teva's Trailpeak: A New Contender
Teva is also making waves with its new Trailpeak shoe, a significant upgrade from its previous trail running sandal. Weighing 8.3 ounces for men’s size 9, this shoe features a bouncy A-TPU blend midsole that offers excellent ground feel. The integrated fit system secures the midfoot, making it a strong choice for technical terrain. The Trailpeak is available starting September 1st, and it has already garnered positive feedback from testers.
Speedland GS:TAM 2: Enhanced Comfort and Performance
The much-anticipated Speedland GS:TAM 2 is set to debut on September 7th, boasting significant updates to its upper for improved fit and comfort. The new knit pattern accommodates various instep heights, while dual Boa straps enhance the shoe’s fit. The signature drop-in midsole, featuring an innovative ATPU beaded foam mix, promises cutting-edge performance. Weighing 10.3 ounces, this shoe is ideal for those looking for superior performance on rugged trails.
As the season changes, Nike is also preparing to launch Gore-Tex versions of their Zegama Trail and Peg Trail shoes, ensuring runners are ready for the wet and cold conditions ahead.
Source: www.outsideonline.com
