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Anyone stepping into a shoe shop looking for running shoes are usually bound to come up against intense advice coming from salespeople about how you need to keep three pairs of shoes, at least, for the different kinds of surfaces.  For a runner who does not matter the country part where they are living in or the kind of running they are doing, it should not be long before you ask for break from the concrete or the pavement as the running surface even at least once in a while.  Buying shoes that you will use for pavement surfaces is not like buying shoes for trail running.  It is pretty easy to buy shoes that you will use for concrete surfaces.  All you need to do is to look for the right stability level that you need and see how good is the cushioning.

On the other hand, picking the right trail running shoes for your trail running depends on the kind of trail that you have in mind.  If you prefer mountain trails or technical trails, then you would probably be served best by specialty trail running shoes.  If your prefer leans toward eclectic, then crossover trainers may help you in maintaining the right kind of agility which you need for multiple surfaces such as loose sand, rock, grass or gravel.