Helly Hansen Buzzard Tr - Grey - 13


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The Helly Hansen Buzzard Tr is a versatile trail running shoe designed for adult males who need a smooth transition between paved surfaces and off-road terrain. Featuring responsive cushioning and advanced grip technology, these trainers offer an ideal balance of stability and breathability for daily runs. Please note that the lower lug profile is optimized for mixed surfaces rather than extremely technical, muddy mountain terrain.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Shoe Size UK | 13 |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Buzzard Tr |
| Model Part Number | 12057 |
| Brand | Helly Hansen |
The Buzzard Tr focuses on the HH Quick Dry technology and breathability; while they dry quickly, they are not fully waterproof.
Yes, the lower lug profile is specifically designed to transition comfortably from trails to asphalt.
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Do not put them in a washing machine, as this can damage the structural integrity.
It indicates that 30% of the rubber used in the outsole construction is sourced from recycled materials, reducing environmental impact.
Yes, the HH Max-Comfort Insole is removable, allowing you to use custom orthotics if needed.
Ensure your laces are secured firmly and consider using a gaiter if running on loose, sandy, or heavily pebbled trails.
Check the outsole for compacted mud or stuck stones; clean the grip patterns with a stiff-bristled brush to restore surface contact.
Because these are neutral trail runners, they do not require a complex 'break-in' period, though wearing them for short walks initially is recommended to ensure a proper fit. Ensure you verify your UK sizing as these models follow specific adult sizing blocks. To maintain the life of your trainers, remove the `HH Max-Comfort Insole` after muddy runs to let the interior dry completely. Use a soft brush to remove dried dirt from the `HH Max-Grip` outsoles and allow them to air dry away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, which can degrade the bonding adhesives over time.