
What We’re Wearing
On the Trail
Everything you need before heading out into the great outdoors
Hiking sneakers have gone from a niche category in footwear to a bonafide favorite among menswear types. Sure, they look ruggedly cool and are insanely comfortable no matter where you're walking. But why not put them to the test? Grab your significant other or get a group of buddies together and plan a weekend hike or trail run.
There's a reason why this off-road running has become something of a trend. Because it's a great way to disconnect, let your mind wander and get in a good workout. Not to mention a healthy dose of Vitamin D. All you really need is some wide, open space and a sturdy pair of sneakers, but a few more essentials will definitely come in handy. Herewith our current checklist.
Your Trail
Running Kit


The shirt's 100% recycled Phasic fabric wicks moisture, breathes and is treated for odor resistance.
Cormac crewneck tee,
$70 by Arc'teryx

Atlas multi-pant,
$124 by Janji

Apple Watch Ultra 2,
from $799 by Apple

Polarized lenses with anti-reflective coating.
Lightweight sunglasses,
$255 by Article One x Mission Workshop

Lace Up Runner sneaker,
$340 by Norse Projects

Ultra stretch socks,
$16 by Bombas

Soft flask
water bottle,
$32.19 by Nathan

Ripstop cap,
$55 / $20 by Jungmaven
Your Trail Running Kit

Apple Watch
Ultra 2,
from $799
by Apple
Cormac crewneck tee,
$70 by Arc'teryx
Ripstop cap,
$55 / $20 by Jungmaven
Lightweight sunglasses,
$255 by Article One x
Mission Workshop
Atlas multi-pant,
$124 by Janji
Soft flask
water bottle,
$32.19 by Nathan
Ultra stretch socks,
$16 by Bombas
Lace Up Runner sneaker,
$340 by Norse Projects
The shirt's 100% recycled Phasic fabric wicks moisture, breathes and is treated for odor resistance.
Polarized lenses with anti-reflective coating.
Lift Those Feet
The biggest danger of trailing running? The uneven terrain. Remember to lift your feet and scan the ground for obstacles, so you can adjust your stride to the trail.