Brooks Cascadia 18

What I Carry/Feet

On my feet every morning since June 14, 2025, the day I retired the pair before it, also a Cascadia 18. When that pair went into service is not recorded, so its miles are not counted anywhere. Same shoe again; the last pair earned it.

In the Log

The Miles

490Miles in the Log

71Logged Mornings4 with no distance

June 14, 2025First Morning

September 26, 2026Latest Morning

12Weekends With No Recordof 68 in the window

490 miles across 71 logged mornings, the sum of the tracks inside the window and nothing more. 12 of the 68 weekends in the window have no morning in the log, so the real figure is higher and unknown. Used, not tested.

Brooks states 300 to 500 miles for its performance running shoes; this pair has 490 miles in the log so far.

Morning by Morning

Miles Add Up

One dot per logged morning at its running total. Hover a dot for the date; click it for the morning.

Day One

Old Pair, New Pair

The worn outsole of the pair before this one, also a Cascadia 18, held up to the light on June 14, 2025, the day the Brooks Cascadia 18 went into service; the lugs at the toe and heel gone flat and the plate under the arch showing through — Day one, June 14, 2025.

A pair of Brooks Cascadia 18 trail shoes, blue upper with the yellow Brooks mark and an orange outsole, set on mossy rock

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