I bought these as a replacement for my Terra Kiger 4's. Very awesome! Great fit and feel. Initially a little skeptical about the lacing system, now love it. I would buy these again without a second thought and highly recommend for trail or road.

Purchased these after my wild horse 4 started to wear out on the sole. I got over 1000km out of those so wanted to stick with the wild horse range. These feel lighter and as a forefoot striker, stiffer and more reactive through the sole. I recently ran 40 miles in them and they performed well even as my form broke down. Just enough cushion for longer events and light/stiff enough for sprint sections. Tread is good and grips well on grass and rock. I use them on road sections too, with no issues.

I was so pleased with the Wildhorse 4 that I was a bit nervous about whether I would like the changes to the 5. I'm happy to report the 5 is every bit as comfortable with even less weight. I bought two pairs to use in a 50 mile trail race recently. I stuck the second pair in my drop bag at the 20/40 mile mark. The first pair we're still feeling great at both 20 and 40 miles that I didn't even need to swap shoes. The toe box is still very roomy, and the fit around the ankle is still very good. There are no top of foot pain issues with the tongue or lacing system. The rock plate is very good and I haven't felt any issues with varied terrain. Traction is suburb both wet and dry, even on fast and loose downhill sections. The wildhorse series is by far the best trail shoe I have used. I have been running around 40-60 miles a week in these shoes and they have been holding up for 400-600 miles very well.