Hey, Don, when it comes to the perfect shoe on the trail, what do you look for?

What defines a perfect shoe for you?

Oh, it's got first off, it has to look fast, you know, you just can't wear an or it's all

about the looks.

You can't have an orthopedic pair of shoes, but beyond that, one of the reasons it has

to look fast is because it has to have the right parts, you know, it has to have the right

traction on the bottom.

And it has to have the right graphics on this side, and it just has to have some colors

that say, I'm going to tear this trail up, that's necessary.

You know, one of the things that I've enjoyed with the ultra shoes that I've been wearing

lately, and frankly, they're the only shoes I've been wearing lately, is I really like,

even though I have a narrow foot, I love having my toes have that wide toe box that I can

just kind of, I think of myself as a duck, you know, my feet can just spread out and

enjoy the trail.

Scott, have you watched a duck run?

No.

Have you seen me run lately?

I have, and you're no duck, my friend.

Yeah, I just think that putting on the shoe that allows you to feel the ground and a zero

drop, and all the things that they have just has fit me in the right spot.

And I've tried a lot of shoes, boy, I have a shoes after shoe.

But easily.

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