I'm a fan of Asics, and usually wear the Cumulus, a neutral cushion shoe. I have good luck with them, and can get 500 to 750 miles out of them pretty easily.

But, from what I've seen, I don't like their trail shoes. Any recommendations? (Yes, I know I could get responses in another forum, but I'm asking here... deal with it.)

agreed.  i am in my second pair of cascadias.  of all the trail shoes i tried on they feel the most like a running shoe.  some trail shoes feel like light hiking boots.

 

they have never disappointed me in dry, rain, snow, whatever.

 

 

So, I'll make another recommendation: La Sportiva Raptor. This is the best trail shoe ever, in my opinion.

 

 

It's February, and my size 10 feet feel naked without some of the best trails shoes eva, and yes, I'm a cheap bastard. 

Cascadias are excellent, for sure, which is why they've been recommended multiple times on this thread already.

 

If you are a fan of Asics however, be sure to check out the Trail Attack.  Very nice, basic trail shoe.  Not quite as heavy duty and technical as the Cascadia, but you get great trail features, at a nice $85 price tag, and its got the typical asics fit and feel. 

 

JGolds, thanks. I've tried Brooks before and not been happy, so I'll give nearly any Asics one a shot. If you say it's decent, I'll try it. It's not for anything too rough, but I'm looking to go 100 in it.

I'm a huge fan of Inov-8 trail shoes.  I run most of my trail miles in Roclite 315s (this time of year, virtually all of my trail mlies) which have a pretty neutral base but give you a very aggressive tread for grabbing rocks and roots and such to keep from slipping around.