ROSSIGNOL VENOSK W trail running shoes - sand
ROSSIGNOL VENOSK W trail running shoes - sand
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Description
Description
The all-new VENOSK is a light, breathable, and cushioned door-to-trail shoe for progressive everyday training. While showcasing its character in light to rugged off-road conditions, the Venosk is ready to juggle the needs of any on or off-trail run with a well-tuned balance of fit, performance and grip for maximum versatility.
Comfort comes easy. A generous toe box and quick-drying frame are paired with a monoblock EVA midsole packed with Sensor³ technology for optimized cushion, comfort, and support. Sitting on a low stack height with 6mm of drop and an ultra-grippy Sensor outsole with carefully designed lugs, you'll run faster, spanning any terrain outside your doorstep.
Details:
- Liner - Fit: Regular
- Liner - Insole: Recycled Textile/PU+ Recycled PU
- Soles - Materials: Rubber
- Vamp - Materials: Textile/TPU
- Weight: 530 gr
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
Video
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EPR Regulation
EPR Regulation
Built for the trail
Grip, drop and stack — what actually changes
Every shoe in the Rossignol trail line runs a 4 mm lug outsole and a 6 mm heel-to-toe drop, so the ride feel stays familiar when you move between models. What changes is the stack under your foot: 28 mm on Venosk for daily training, 30 mm on Vezor for technical ground and speed, 32 mm on Vercors when the distance gets long.
Born in the Alps
Mountain equipment, brought down to the footpath
Rossignol has been building for mountain terrain since 1907. The trail line carries the same brief onto the trail: traction you can commit to on loose ground, cushioning that still works in the last hour, and a fit that holds through long descents.
Not sure which model? Here is the range
Vercors Built to go the distance. Run far.
Comfort and fit
Cushioning
Stack / Drop
32 mm / 6 mm
Weight
290 g (UK9 – 43)
Lugs
4 mm
Suitable for
Long distances, mixed terrain, light trails, adaptable flow
Vezor Run fast. Race day ready.
Comfort and fit
Cushioning
Stack / Drop
30 mm / 6 mm
Weight
270 g (UK8 – 42)
Lugs
4 mm
Suitable for
Technical and rugged terrain, medium distances and races, speed flow
Venosk Train every day.
Comfort and fit
Cushioning
Stack / Drop
28 mm / 6 mm
Weight
260 g (UK8 – 42)
Lugs
4 mm
Suitable for
Daily training, rolling trails, adaptable flow
Common questions
What to pack for a 30–90 minute trail run vs 2+ hours?
What to pack for a 30–90 minute trail run vs 2+ hours?
- For a 30–90 minute run: water as needed, your phone/ID and a small snack.
- For 2+ hours: more water capacity, fuel (gels/chews), an extra layer and safety essentials — headlamp, first aid, navigation — depending on conditions.
- For longer runs pair the right shoes with a hydration vest, a soft flask and a packable jacket.
What to wear for trail running in wind and rain without overheating?
What to wear for trail running in wind and rain without overheating?
Wear a moisture-wicking base layer and add a lightweight, breathable shell you can vent, so you block wind and rain without trapping sweat. In mild weather skip heavy layers and keep your legs light with shorts or lightweight tights.
How do I stay visible on trails in low light?
How do I stay visible on trails in low light?
Combine active lighting — a headlamp — with 360° reflective details on your jacket or vest, so you can see the trail and others can spot you from any angle.
How do I prevent blisters on trail runs?
How do I prevent blisters on trail runs?
- Socks: choose nylon or moisture-wicking; avoid cotton.
- Fit & lacing: not too tight, not too loose — use a heel-lock lacing if you get heel slip.
- Hot spots: cover problem areas early with moleskin or soft bandages.
- Friction: a little petroleum jelly on problem spots reduces chafing.
What does heel-to-toe drop mean, and how do I choose?
What does heel-to-toe drop mean, and how do I choose?
Drop is the height difference between heel and forefoot. A lower drop feels more natural but loads the calves and Achilles more; a higher drop feels more protective for the lower leg. Our trail line-up uses a balanced 6 mm drop — choose by run type: Vezor for technical terrain and speed, Venosk for daily door-to-trail training, Vercors for long-distance comfort.
Waterproof or breathable trail running shoes?
Waterproof or breathable trail running shoes?
For most runs breathable shoes are the better default — they vent heat and dry faster after wet sections. Waterproof models help in cold, slushy or snowy conditions, but if water gets in over the collar they drain more slowly.
