Built for wet-weather trail days, the Adidas Terrex Tracerocker 2.0 GORE-TEX sits in Adidas’ Terrex hiking and trail-running range, competing with entry-level waterproof trail shoes from the likes of Salomon and Merrell. It’s aimed at people who want everyday comfort on mixed terrain, with the reassurance of a waterproof membrane for muddy paths and sudden downpours.

Who are these best suited to?

If you’re mainly on canals, forest tracks and light trails, the GORE-TEX lining helps keep rain and puddle splash-out at bay, while the trail-style outsole is there for grip when surfaces turn slick. For fast, technical mountain running you may want something lighter and more aggressive, but for walking, dog runs and casual trail miles these make sense.

  • GORE-TEX waterproofing: helps keep feet dry in prolonged wet conditions.
  • Trail outsole: tread pattern adds confidence on mud, gravel and damp rock.
  • Wide size run (5.5–13.5): useful if you struggle to find your fit in outdoors shoes.