With CCC wrapped and the athletes' placings settled, which brands of trail running shoes were on competitors' feet? More than 39 brands made the list, and the diversity of trail running footwear is vividly on display in this ranking.

In this heavyweight contest, sponsor HOKA took more than a quarter of the share — a complete defense of their home turf.

Salomon, born in the Alps, still holds a top-three position. Compared with the "GENESIS wave" in OCC, observations show a significant increase in the proportion of CCC runners choosing the cushioned ULTRA GLIDE model.

Domestic market leader Kailas FUGA also performed well in Chamonix, while the up-and-coming NNormal demonstrated excellent adaptability in Europe. Add traditional contenders BROOKS and ASICS, and you have the core of trail running shoes at CCC.

Veteran European athletic brand LA SPORTVIA surged to second place — it seems Europeans are very receptive to the "Break Nine" series.

Additionally, On (昂跑), adidas, The North Face, ACG and others are closing the gap, and it's obvious these brands are aggressively expanding their product lines. The Agravic Speed Ultra Evo and Picklejus both recently debuted, which is telling — for them CCC may have been just a trial, with more to come.

At the next 100 km race back on domestic soil, how will this ranking change?