New to Castleberg Outdoors is the Swiss Brand On Running. With the alps as their testing ground these trail shoes utilise a unique 'Cloud' cushioning system that not only absorbs impact exceptionally, it also actively springs you into your next stride... Continue reading →
The Scott Supertrac RC is a brand new shoe from Scott that is designed to sit at the top of the Kinabalu trail running shoe range – as an aggressively soled, lightweight race shoe. Continue reading →
Celebrate autumn with a range of new colours and Paramo waterproof jackets that have just arrived (early!) Continue reading →
The Paramo Velez Jacket is a new waterproof jacket in the Paramo range and we’ve been lucky enough to have a couple of test jackets over the past six months to test in all sorts of weather. Continue reading →
The new Inov-8 X-claw. Inov-8 are well known for their fantastically grippy, fast and light off-road running shoes, let us introduce the new addition to the stable, the X-Claw 275... Continue reading →
Topo trail running shoes are our latest and greatest trail shoe brand to come into our shop. We’re really excited about the brand and the shoes. But why should you be? Aren’t they just another shoe? Does Topo offer anything different? Continue reading →
What do you need to consider when choosing the amount of grip on your trail shoes and what are the best choices for different conditions? Continue reading →
You've probably heard of Altra Running Shoes, you've probably heard that they are Zero Drop, but there is a lot more to them than that so we have decided to take a closer look at why you should consider try a pair... Continue reading →
Turn up, grab some test trail shoes, poles, packs and socks and hit our beautiful local trails. We’ll all be here, along with guys from the brands, for any advice on kit and routes. There’s even the chance of some freebies and special deals. Continue reading →
There’s not much to say about waterproof trousers, they keep the water out, they breath so you don’t get sweaty. What more is there? Continue reading →