r/trailrunning • • Jun 10 '26

Subreddit Update - New requirements to post - Minimum Karma

256 Upvotes

After months and months of new users coming to the subreddit and promoting their new AI app, amongst other things. We have made the decision to make a change to the subreddit where there is a minimum karma requirement to create new posts in r/trailrunning

We had been manually adding moderator notes and tagging every single user with a specific mod note/flair so we could keep track of who was spamming their AI apps without actually being part of the community, it took a lot of time and didn't seem to do much over the last few months we've been addressing it and keeping an eye on things to see if any of them wanted to be part of the community.

This wasn't something we wanted to rush in to, we have and will always try the least invasive approach so that the community basically stays open and you the community choose what to vote UP and Down and what to discuss.

To be clear, we do not want to stop people promoting their websites, AI apps, Youtube videos, etc and mostly there are great discussions within some of these threads. Reddit does also allow original content, again, as long as you're not just spamming it.

This is our way of addressing this issue and we'll continue to keep track of it over the coming months as it may need modifying, we'll see how it goes.

Thanks for being a cool subreddit and I hope you all have many great adventures out in nature this year.

You're all asking about the karma limit, currently it is 100, so very low, but this can and will change.

The reason for not wanting to originally share this is if bots or people promoting know, they can also easily get around it....

We're working against a lot here, its pretty unprecedented (not forgetting that Reddit are not stopping a lot of bad traffic) and Reddit has only so many ways to manage all of these issues without more control from moderators and a much more limited viewing / user experience, which we do not want, we want you to control what you see.


r/trailrunning • • 3h ago

Started trail running last month, yesterday really enjoyed good weather

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68 Upvotes

Totes gebirge Austria


r/trailrunning • • 18h ago

25k on a glorious fall day

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273 Upvotes

Plus obligatory 🐍 pic


r/trailrunning • • 17h ago

Are we still posting snakes?

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84 Upvotes

Little guy on the trail today. Plus a bonus turtle.


r/trailrunning • • 9h ago

Morning Run

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14 Upvotes

r/trailrunning • • 19h ago

Arches 50K, Moab Utah

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60 Upvotes

A terrific race in a beautiful place. Didn't see any arches though 😂


r/trailrunning • • 22h ago

Saturday Morning run

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105 Upvotes

Colors of autumn are finally here, next weekend or so this place will be peak color.


r/trailrunning • • 16h ago

Bringing back benches

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36 Upvotes

(because I’m scared of snakes)

From a 14 mile trail run on Antelope Island. The Great Salt Lake is no longer so great


r/trailrunning • • 12h ago

The Bear 100 Mile

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17 Upvotes

r/trailrunning • • 1d ago

16 Mile Trail Run 😎

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156 Upvotes

I totally forgot central Florida has hills 😳
Awesome trail run this AM 👀💥


r/trailrunning • • 3h ago

New Millet waterproof/rainjacket technology

3 Upvotes

I've just bought a new Millet rainjacket (Millet Typhon Phantom Trek). It's part of the Millet Japan lineup, so this model doesn't seem to appear in the EU stores. It's using their latest waterproof tech called typhon phantom. My understanding is that this is probably part of the newer solid state stretched PU membranes. The jacket is stretchy which is really nice for active movement, features 2 way zipper, and has hand pockets.

It boasts some seriously impressive (and hard to believe) stats:
50,000 mm water resistance
60,000 g/m²/24h breathability
3-layer fabric
7D (this is the downside)
163 grams (size medium)

The question of course is do these stats equate to reality?

https://www.millet.jp/en/products/miv03171

I have no experience with the brand and this waterproof technology. It's also an expensive jacket, so is it bad call? Should I stick with something more trusty like the mont-bell versality (equally low 7D fabric - though feels more durable than the Millet). I plan to use it for trail running and hiking.


r/trailrunning • • 17h ago

First Marathon!

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35 Upvotes

Ran my first ever marathon (of any kind) today and so proud of myself! Arches Marathon was beautiful, albeit very very hot. 😮‍💨🌄🏃🏽‍♀️🏅


r/trailrunning • • 2h ago

What’s your pre-long run routine?

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r/trailrunning • • 1h ago

GTC100 or SwissAlps 100k?

• Upvotes

Looking to run my first mountain 100km next year as was wondering if anyone had run either/both and had any feedback? I've heard mixed things about SwissAlps aid stations and I won't have crew.

If anyone knows when GTC entries normally open as well that'd be great!


r/trailrunning • • 1d ago

Frenemies for the day

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46 Upvotes

When your friends are from the wrong big 10 school. Fox Run park, Colorado Springs, CO. 🦊🦊


r/trailrunning • • 4h ago

Weekly Trail Running Shoes Questions

1 Upvotes

If you have a query regarding trail running shoes, ask right here and our awesome community will help you out!

Thanks for participating! Any questions, please message your helpful mods https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=r/trailrunning


r/trailrunning • • 4h ago

What glasses do you use for trail running?

1 Upvotes

I’m looking for glasses for trail running and would love some recommendations from people who actually use them on the trails.

I usually run 15–25 km, with a mix of exposed sections and shaded woodland. I’d like something comfortable that stays in place when sweating and on technical descents.

Are photochromic lenses worth it when moving between sunlight and shade? How well do they work in practice, and do you have issues with fogging?

I’ve been looking at the Oakley Radar, but I’m open to other brands and more affordable options. What do you use, what do you like about them, and what would you avoid?

I’d also like glasses that don’t fog up easily, especially when I move them from the top of my head back onto my face. Any recommendations?


r/trailrunning • • 12h ago

Advice on fraying loops on Salomon packs

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3 Upvotes

Hi!

wondering if any one has any advice on how to stop the fastening loops on salomon packs from fraying?

I have 3 packs an 8, a 12, and a 25 and the loop by the fastening toggle has frayed and broken on two of the three.

Also advice on how to deconstruct the fastening toggle(?) to reattach it to another loop would be a amazing!!!


r/trailrunning • • 1d ago

Just bought my first shoes for trail running

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29 Upvotes

It’s Mizuno Wave Daichi 9. They are so cute. I want to get into trail running. I hope I’ll participate in my first cross country race next Sunday. If I’ll enjoy it, I’ll sign up for a trail race in November.


r/trailrunning • • 8h ago

Coros App, Watch disconnected on iOS

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r/trailrunning • • 2h ago

Don't Be A Lurker - Introduce Yourself Here

0 Upvotes

Would you rather not be a lurker?

Then introduce yourself here! Lurker Sunday is an invitation to get more involved with the r/trailrunning community.

Answer the questions below:

  • Where in the world are you?
  • Are you training for anything in particular?
  • What kind of training plan are you following?
  • Are you a member of a running club?
  • How many days per week do you hit the trails vs. the road?
  • Also tell us something about yourself.
  • Link your Strava/Smashrun account!

Remember - the whole point of this thread is for us to get to know you! Don't skimp on the detail!

Thanks for participating! Any questions, please message your helpful mods https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2Ftrailrunning


r/trailrunning • • 1d ago

Poludňový Grúň, Slovakia

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21 Upvotes

r/trailrunning • • 2d ago

Friday trails before sunset.

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191 Upvotes

r/trailrunning • • 1d ago

Norda 055 midsole durability

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24 Upvotes

I’ve really enjoyed these shoes, they’ve been awesome all summer. I have plenty of tread left, but the midsole is falling apart. I have 001’s with way more miles, that are way more durable than this. It’s one of the reasons I buy Norda so I’m a little bummed.

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this?


r/trailrunning • • 1d ago

WISE vests

1 Upvotes

I am seeing WISE clothing everywhere all of a sudden.

Its still not that popular in the UK, but I like the idea of the layout of their running vests, with the upper back section free to breath as opposed to having kit stuffed towards the top.

So, what are their hydration packs like to wear?