Thundercross

After two years, the Thundercross is the only shoe that truly fits their wide foot.

“I grabbed a pair 2 yrs ago and never had a pair of shoe that truly fits my wide a$$ foot even tho the front maybe just a tad long it fits like a dream.”

Bought the Thundercross and finds it a bit snug in the midfoot.

“I ended up buying the Thundercross. I bought 11s and they are a bit snug around the mid foot”

Gets blisters at the arch in the Thundercross unless laced perfectly.

“I have the Thundercross, but I've had issues with blisters starting to form on the inside edge of the foot at the beginning of the arch.”

The Thundercross is one of the most durable light trail shoes they've had, but the fit is sloppy for non-wide feet.

“Thundercross is a burly shoe, probably one of the most durable light-ish trailrunners I've ever had. I don't have wide feet and find the fit to be a bit sloppy.”

Owns two pairs of the Thundercross; loved them in cool weather but they run very hot in humidity.

“So I have two pairs of these shoes. When I bought them, it was a cool and dry time of year and I loved running in them.”

Likes the Thundercross for technical but dry terrain.

“I like the Thundercross for technical butdry terrain.”

Owns the Thundercross: a thicker midsole with more cushion than the Speedcross, but a looser upper for narrow feet.

“I have both and I think both could be good options. The thundercross have a thicker midsole providing a bit more cushion.”