Rendezvu
    On a mission to get more people to enjoy the outdoors© 2026
    RendezvuAboutFor HostsFor BrandsFor Shoppers
    LegalTermsPrivacy
    ResourcesDocsContactFAQsFeedback
    CommunityInstagramLinkedInNewsletterCareers
    Rendezvu
    On a mission to get more people to enjoy the outdoors© 2026
    RendezvuAboutFor HostsFor BrandsFor Shoppers
    LegalTermsPrivacy
    ResourcesDocsContactFAQsFeedback
    CommunityInstagramLinkedInNewsletterCareers

    My Trail Running List - Dreama Walton

    Your first gear list to get started

    Dreama Walton's expert gear recommendations on Rendezvu

    Products in this list

    • Speedgoat 7 Trail-Running Shoes by REI — The new Speedgoat! Wow, this shoe really makes you feel like you and the trail are one...I feel so connected and confident when running on the trails with these.
    • Mafate X Trail-Running Shoes - Women's by REI — What I love most is the balance...it feels protective without feeling bulky. When I’m out on rocky trails or deep into a long effort, I want cushioning that protects my legs but still allows me to feel connected to the ground. The Mafate X gives me that confidence. It’s stable. It’s responsive. And it holds up when the miles get real. For longer trail days, especially on technical terrain, I notice: Less foot fatigue A secure midfoot lockdown Grip I don’t have to think about And when I don’t have to think about my feet, I can focus on the experience...the climb, the breath, the mountains.
    • HOKA Restore TC Shoes Gray 6 Mens/7 Womens by HOKA — Perfect for recovery, hanging around a campsite after a long day of hiking or running to pick the kids up from school. Super versatile recovery shoe!
    • Speedgoat 6 GTX by HOKA — Some shoes are fast. Some are cushioned. Some are grippy. The HOKA Speedgoat 6 does all three, and that’s why it’s been a staple in my trail rotation. What I love most is the confidence it gives me on technical terrain. When the trail turns rocky, loose, or unpredictable, I don’t want to second-guess my footing. The Speedgoat 6 feels locked in and secure, without feeling heavy or clunky. Here’s what stands out to me: 🪨 Vibram® Megagrip outsole for serious traction 🏔 Stable platform that handles uneven ground 🏃‍♀️ Cushion that protects my legs on long descents 👟 Lightweight feel for how protective it is For long trail runs and ultra training, durability matters. I’m not just thinking about mile 5, I’m thinking about mile 25… or mile 45. The Speedgoat 6 absorbs impact, keeps me steady on descents, and still feels responsive when I want to pick up the pace. As a coach and endurance athlete, I value gear that supports consistency. When my shoes feel reliable, I can focus on rhythm, effort, and the experience of being out there. Because on the trail, confidence is everything.
    • Women's Rocket X Trail Shoes by Hoka — Great shoe with carbon fiber plate...perfect for racing runnable trails!
    • Speedgoat 7 Shoes by Hoka — Awesome grippy trail shoes!
    • Core Logo CTN SS Tee by HOKA — The HOKA Core Logo CTN Tee is one of those staples I keep reaching for, whether I’m coaching, traveling, or heading out for an easy shakeout run. What I love most about it is the balance. It’s soft enough to feel comfortable all day, but structured enough to still feel polished. The cotton blend gives it that lived-in feel, while the clean HOKA logo keeps it athletic without being loud.
    Rendezvu
    On a mission to get more people to enjoy the outdoors© 2026
    RendezvuAboutFor HostsFor BrandsFor Shoppers
    LegalTermsPrivacy
    ResourcesDocsContactFAQsFeedback
    CommunityInstagramLinkedInNewsletterCareers
  1. Elaro Crop Bra by HOKA — The HOKA Elaro Bra is one of those pieces I don’t think about once it’s on… and that’s exactly why I love it. When I’m running long, climbing, or coaching all day, I need gear that moves with me, not against me. The Elaro gives me that secure, locked-in feel without feeling restrictive. What stands out to me: 🏃‍♀️ Support that feels strong but not compressive 🌬 Breathable fabric that handles sweat on long efforts 🔄 Straps that stay put... no constant adjusting 💪 Confidence to move freely, no distractions For endurance athletes...especially women who train hard... comfort matters as much as support. If you’re distracted by your gear, you’re not fully present in the work. This bra disappears once I’m moving. And that’s the goal. Because when your gear works, You can focus on strength. On rhythm. On the climb.
  2. Skyflow Jacket by HOKA — The HOKA Skyflow Jacket is one of those pieces I keep in rotation because it moves the way I move. What I love most is how lightweight it feels. It doesn’t weigh me down, it doesn’t trap heat, it simply adds that layer of protection when the wind picks up or the temperature drops. For someone who trains year-round and spends hours outside, that matters. What stands out to me: 🌬 Lightweight wind protection without bulk 🏃‍♀️ Breathable enough for steady efforts 🎒 Packs down easily for long runs or travel 🖤 Clean, athletic design that layers effortlessly It’s the kind of jacket I grab for: Early morning trail runs Coaching sessions in unpredictable weather Travel days when I want something functional but sharp As a coach and endurance athlete, I don’t want gear that distracts me. I want gear that disappears...that lets me focus on the miles, the athletes, the mountains.
  3. Essential Recovery Hoodie by HOKA — This isn’t the hoodie I throw on to grind. It’s the one I reach for after. It's so soft! After long miles. After cold mornings. After leading a hard session. What I love most is the feel...it's soft, relaxed, and warm without being heavy. It’s the kind of layer that lets your nervous system settle. And if you train as much as I do (and coach athletes who do), you know that calming the nervous system is everything. For me, it’s: 🤍 Cozy but still athletic 🌬 Warm without overheating 🏔 Perfect for post-run, travel, or mountain mornings 👟 A reminder that recovery is part of performance As a coach, I constantly preach that adaptation happens when we rest...not when we push. This hoodie feels like a physical reminder of that philosophy. Because the goal isn’t just to train hard. It’s to train hard and recover well.
  4. Basecamp Thermal Midlayer by HOKA — The HOKA Basecamp Thermal Midlayer is one of those pieces I rely on when the temperature drops but the day is just getting started. I wore it almost everyday when on Mt. Kilimanjaro! What I love most about it is the balance between warmth and mobility. It insulates without overheating, and it stretches with you whether you’re hiking uphill, running steady, or standing outside coaching in the cold. For long days outside, that matters. What stands out to me: 🔥 Lightweight warmth without bulk 🏔 Perfect midlayer under a shell or vest 🌬 Breathable enough for movement 🧗‍♀️ Stretch that doesn’t restrict your stride It’s the layer I grab for: Early morning trail runs Winter coaching session Mountain travel days Cold-weather base miles As someone who spends hours outdoors year-round, I need gear that adapts to changing conditions. The Basecamp Thermal Midlayer gives me warmth when I need it and disappears when I’m moving hard. Because in the mountains, preparation is confidence. And confidence lets you focus on the experience.
  5. SkyGlow Half-Zip by HOKA — The HOKA Skyglow Half Zip is one of those pieces I wear when I want performance without sacrificing style. What I love most is the versatility. It’s warm enough for chilly mornings, breathable enough once you get moving, and the half-zip makes temperature control effortless. Whether I’m heading out for a steady run, coaching at sunrise, or traveling between adventures, it just works. Here’s why it stays in my rotation: 🌬 Easy temperature regulation with the half zip 🏃‍♀️ Lightweight warmth without feeling heavy 🙌 Comfortable stretch that moves with you 🖤 Clean, athletic design that layers effortlessly It’s the kind of piece that transitions seamlessly: From trail to town From workout to travel From early miles to coffee after As someone who spends a lot of time outside, I value gear that performs but still looks intentional. The Skyglow Half Zip gives me both comfort and confidence. Because the right layer doesn’t just keep you warm. It lets you stay present in the moment.
  6. Glide 4'' Short by HOKA — Inspired by ultra-endurance athletes, the Skyglide Trail Short is designed to go the distance. Merging the comfort of our classic Glide short with the functionality of a running belt, the ultra-stretchy woven shell has been finished with a water-repellent treatment to keep you dry until the last mile.
  7. Elaro Knit Tight 27" by HOKA
  8. Novafly Run Tight 25'' by HOKA
  9. BaseZip Long Sleeve by HOKA
  10. Trail Midweight Mini-Crew by Injinji
  11. Women's Trail Midweight Mini-Crew by Injinji
  12. Artist Designed Women's Mini-Crew by Injinji
  13. Run Lightweight Mini-Crew by Injinji
  14. Women's Ultra Run Mini-Crew by Injinji
  15. Women's Ultra Run No-Show by Injinji
  16. Ultra Run No-Show by Injinji
  17. Adventure Vesta 6.0 by Ultimate Direction
  18. Pinnacle 12 Liter Women's Hydration Race Vest by Nathan Sports
  19. Nathan Women's Pinnacle Breeze 4 L Hydration Vest Gray XXS/XS by Nathan — soft, light, and perfect for an adventure
  20. Black Diamond Distance Z Trekking Poles - Pair Gray 120 Cm by Black Diamond — I've been using the Z poles for years and I love them. They are light, durable and dependable. I've used them at UTMB to High Lonesome 100 and they sure have handled the demand I put on them!
  21. Petzl NAO RL Headlamp Black by Petzl
  22. Petzl NAO LT Headlamp Black by Petzl
  23. Women's Mafate X Shoes by Hoka
  24. Women's SkyBreeze Half Tights by Hoka
  25. Women's EveryRun Tank Top by Hoka
  26. traileye pro by Evil Eye
  27. HART Outdoor Day Hike First-Aid Kit by HART Outdoor
  28. HART Outdoor Weekend First-Aid Kit by HART Outdoor
  29. Rhino Rescue™ Survival First Aid Kits & Supplies Emergency Medical Ultralight Waterproof Mini Kits - FDA CE Approved by RhinoRescue
  30. Women's Race Day Bra by Hoka
  31. Women's Hupana Sports Bra by Hoka
  32. Women's Glide Short MR 3.5" Brief by Hoka