Grippy and tough, the cushioning is less obvious. The Scott Supertrac 3 has good foot protection in rough terrain. The heel comfort is pleasant and heel hold is good. The tongue is a bit stiff to start with and loosens up after a few runs. The front is really well protected with a semi-rigid stone guard.
It has good torsional rigidity for an 8mm drop. The shoe makes a dull sound on hard ground, especially on the road. The sole doesn’t clog with mud, it is reassuring in these conditions but a little less grippy on wet stone slabs. There is no doubt in my mind after testing and. It is not a very springy shoe, due to its weight (and overall with this type of shoe) and its sole is oriented towards stability and a certain rigidity rather than towards spring. John Cook Head Coach, University of Nebraska Women’s Volleyball Team USA National Men’s Volleyball Team Assistant Coach. This Scott Supertrac 3’s cushioning is limited, most of the filtration is done by the chunky lugs. At any rate, after all the miles we did it survived our tests. We just wonder how long it will hold where you bend by the big toe, because the fold is pronounced. It is pretty “stiff” but it’s not a problem. We also liked the high level of foot protection. But, depending on the width of your forefoot, the Scott Supertrac 3 may or may not be suitable for you. Its comfort is edgy, and we liked its close-fitting foot envelopment, especially at the forefoot. Get both feet measured: Your foot size changes over time, so its important to get your feet measured when trying on new running shoes. or test out Dior’s racer stripes, straight from the runway. Step into the hottest styles, courtesy of Versace, Dior, and more. This Scott Supertrac 3 clearly has a powerful grip in muddy terrain and a certain rusticity due to its materials. 7 Shoe Trends That Have Us Excited for Spring Fashion. Pieps avalanche beacons, shovels, probes stride can make testing problematic, many studies suggest that more cushion in a running shoe might not always.
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