How is the PureGrit for road running? I train mostly on trails, with an occasional run on the road, and am wondering if this shoe would work for that.

I just bought the PureFlow shoe and did 2 test runs with and absolutely love them! I have high arches, and also have a bunion on one foot. It's hard for me to find shoes that work. I have recently purchased a New Balance Gobi Trail for my mountain runs. I don't love them, the terrains sometimes make the ankle part of my shoe dig into my ankle and the heel stack is also a bit higher, making me feel like I am going to roll my ankle when I step on a big branch or rocks. I am wondering if the PureGrit feels like the PureFlow. I had tried the PureCadence last month, but the extra support in them made my bunion toe feel more pressured, while the PureFlow felt great! If the PureGrit feels like the PureFlow, I will buy them in a heartbeat. If the PureGrit feels like the PureCadence, then I will skip them. Thoughts?

If i run in the transcends....what would be the best trail shoe for me?

Hi! I love your puregrits and think they could compete with the hottest styles of nikes and adidas if you make a pair that's a grey and black. The colors you pick are always too girly bright instead of conveying the strength, female prowess, and style of people with active lifestyles. What if the shoe could be worn on the trail and with a cute outfit? What if travelers could feel cool in them - from the plan to the trail to their meeting? Runners love and trust brooks more than the nikes and adidas but we need some core color ways that make the shoe more versatile (especially grey black that looks good with anything while hiding the trail dirt). Then, get those shoes in the hands of microbloggers and fashion editors plus partner with cool lifestyle brands like AWAY and bobo's bar's etc.