Finding the best OCR running shoe is trial and error for beginners. It sometimes means trying a few brands and seeing what works best for you. When I’ve bought trail running shoes in the past, that just didn’t seem right after a few weeks. I would still use them or find a use for them.
If you are new to obstacle course racing or have just signed up for your first event, I would suggest picking a trail running shoe rather than a specialised OCR shoe. There is no need to blow big money on a shoe that might get little use or feel right personally for you. You might also want to take a look at our other guides; Best Trail Running Shoes For Mud Under £100 and Salomon Speedcross 4 Review.
Later on down the line, if you have caught the OCR bug, you could then invest in a more specialised pair of shoes.
Ultimately the answer as to what is the best OCR shoe is personal. Still, I hope you have learned something new in this guide. I’m sure to find your perfect race shoe in no time.
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