What are typically the best shoes for racing Footlocker West at Mt SAC in different conditions?
Course is 80% dirt and 20% asphalt.
I know it can be wet and moved to all pavement but also can be muddy and they still use the regular course.
When it is dry???
Your best bet is the nike vaporfly, or the more budget friendly option the nike streakfly, but go with the vaporfly if money isn’t an issue every socal runner is in a vaporfly 2 or 3
When is it dry?! It’s almost always dry. If it rains three drops they resort to the rain course.
Regardless, wear super shoes. Even though the hills negate the benefit somewhat, it’s absolutely hard as concrete there. When all is said and done, it’s also a net elevation loss, but it doesn’t feel that way.
2 inch spikes ;)
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When is it dry?! It’s almost always dry. If it rains three drops they resort to the rain course.
Regardless, wear super shoes. Even though the hills negate the benefit somewhat, it’s absolutely hard as concrete there. When all is said and done, it’s also a net elevation loss, but it doesn’t feel that way.
Stop making things up. They only use the rain course if they really have to. And it's NOT a net elevation loss. The start line and the finish line are the same elevation.
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