Teva Trailpeak shoe review: a light, low-stack trail option for runnable routes

# Quick summary September 1, 2026 for $160. Teva developed the shoe with Bureau of Adventure athletes Erin Ton and Mike Wardian. It's built for faster trail outings and mixed run-hike days where low weight, agility, and ground feedback matter more than maximum protection.

# What the Trailpeak is The Trailpeak is a low- to moderate-stack trail shoe that leans toward runnable terrain. Key hardware: HYPER-COMF+ midsole foam, an internal support cage tied to a speedlace system, and a Spider Rubber Endure outsole with 3 mm lugs. Teva positions it for technical trails, but the shoe's construction favors smoother singletrack, packed dirt, gravel, and rolling trails.

# Fit and upper

# Midsole and ride HYPER-COMF+ is the midsole foam. Stack height measures 30.5 mm at the heel and 24.5 mm at the forefoot, for a 6 mm drop. The platform is lower and firmer-feeling than many modern max-stack trail shoes, so the Trailpeak emphasizes ground feel and agility. That makes it well-suited to runners who like to sense foot placement on tighter, faster tracks. There is no sockliner in the shoe.

# Outsole and protection Spider Rubber Endure compounds cover the sole and use 3 mm lugs. That lug depth and the shoe's flexible construction indicate the Trailpeak will perform best on packed, dry, and moderately technical trails where deep penetration or aggressive mud grip are unnecessary. It lacks a dedicated rock plate and heavy underfoot armor, so heavy, sharp, or constantly rocky terrain may call for a different model.

# Weight and use cases Reported weights are 185 g (6.5 oz) for a women's size 7 and 235 g (8.3 oz) for a men's size 9. The combination of low weight, secure upper, and trail outsole makes it a practical crossover for daily trail running, fast hiking, and mixed run-hike routes. For long hikes on very sharp rock or highly technical mountain lines, choose a shoe with deeper lugs and more underfoot protection.

# Practical advice for buyers

• Choose the Trailpeak if your usual terrain is dry dirt, packed singletrack, gravel, or desert routes and you value agility and ground feel.
• Pick a different model if you need a rock plate, deeper lugs, or a dedicated wide last for severe rocky terrain.

# Quick facts

Stack height: 30.5 mm heel / 24.5 mm forefoot

Fit system: Speedlace with internal support cage Best for: Daily trail running, smoother singletrack, rolling trails, fast hiking, mixed trail days