Go for an all-day adventure in the plush Altra Olympus 5. Altrarsquos premium Compression Molded EVA foam gives you light and luxurious performance with a little extra bounce and durability. The Olympus is built with Altrarsquos Original FootShapetrade Fit, which is the most voluminous of Altrarsquos shoes. It also has their signature wide toe box so your toes can splay naturally. Like all Altra shoes, the Olympus has a Balanced Cushionedtrade platform that positions your heel and forefoot at equal distances from the ground (or zero heel-to-toe drop), which encourages better alignment and form. Altra redesigned the outsole to make it even easier to run on uneven terrain. The Olympus 5 has the grip and traction to take on any terrain thanks to its Vibramreg Megagriptrade, which is a durable and sticky high-performance rubber that works great on both wet and dry surfaces. A breathable engineered mesh upper is comfortable to wear all day long and Altra refined the sidewalls to increase stability while you are on uneven terrain. The premium collar has been redesigned for added comfort and keeps your heel locked in and secure. Whether you are hiking or running an ultra-marathon, do it in comfort with the Altra Olympus 5.
Go for an all-day adventure in the plush Altra Olympus 5. Altrarsquos premium Compression Molded EVA foam gives you light and luxurious performance with a little extra bounce and durability. The Olympus is built with Altrarsquos Original FootShapetrade Fit, which is the most voluminous of Altrarsquos shoes. It also has their signature wide toe box so your toes can splay naturally. Like all Altra shoes, the Olympus has a Balanced Cushionedtrade platform that positions your heel and forefoot at equal distances from the ground (or zero heel-to-toe drop), which encourages better alignment and form. Altra redesigned the outsole to make it even easier to run on uneven terrain. The Olympus 5 has the grip and traction to take on any terrain thanks to its Vibramreg Megagriptrade, which is a durable and sticky high-performance rubber that works great on both wet and dry surfaces. A breathable engineered mesh upper is comfortable to wear all day long and Altra refined the sidewalls to increase stability while you are on uneven terrain. The premium collar has been redesigned for added comfort and keeps your heel locked in and secure. Whether you are hiking or running an ultra-marathon, do it in comfort with the Altra Olympus 5.
Go for an all-day adventure in the plush Altra Olympus 5. Altrarsquos premium Compression Molded EVA foam gives you light and luxurious performance with a little extra bounce and durability. The Olympus is built with Altrarsquos Original FootShapetrade Fit, which is the most voluminous of Altrarsquos shoes. It also has their signature wide toe box so your toes can splay naturally. Like all Altra shoes, the Olympus has a Balanced Cushionedtrade platform that positions your heel and forefoot at equal distances from the ground (or zero heel-to-toe drop), which encourages better alignment and form. Altra redesigned the outsole to make it even easier to run on uneven terrain. The Olympus 5 has the grip and traction to take on any terrain thanks to its Vibramreg Megagriptrade, which is a durable and sticky high-performance rubber that works great on both wet and dry surfaces. A breathable engineered mesh upper is comfortable to wear all day long and Altra refined the sidewalls to increase stability while you are on uneven terrain. The premium collar has been redesigned for added comfort and keeps your heel locked in and secure. Whether you are hiking or running an ultra-marathon, do it in comfort with the Altra Olympus 5.
Go for an all-day adventure in the plush Altra Olympus 5. Altrarsquos premium Compression Molded EVA foam gives you light and luxurious performance with a little extra bounce and durability. The Olympus is built with Altrarsquos Original FootShapetrade Fit, which is the most voluminous of Altrarsquos shoes. It also has their signature wide toe box so your toes can splay naturally. Like all Altra shoes, the Olympus has a Balanced Cushionedtrade platform that positions your heel and forefoot at equal distances from the ground (or zero heel-to-toe drop), which encourages better alignment and form. Altra redesigned the outsole to make it even easier to run on uneven terrain. The Olympus 5 has the grip and traction to take on any terrain thanks to its Vibramreg Megagriptrade, which is a durable and sticky high-performance rubber that works great on both wet and dry surfaces. A breathable engineered mesh upper is comfortable to wear all day long and Altra refined the sidewalls to increase stability while you are on uneven terrain. The premium collar has been redesigned for added comfort and keeps your heel locked in and secure. Whether you are hiking or running an ultra-marathon, do it in comfort with the Altra Olympus 5.
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Altra Olympus 5 Brown/Red Womens USW 7.5 / Brown |
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ALTRA WOMENS OLYMPUS 5 Brown / Red / 7.5
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originally posted on altrarunning.com
I will preface this by saying I am not a runner - I got these shoes to protect my toes while working with excited kiddos who have difficulty with spatial awareness and motor control. I've been stood on and jumped on, and my toes are fine thanks to these shoes!An unexpected benefit: these shoes have made corrections to my gait. The curved forefoot forces me to push off with my toes (instead of just pulling myself along), which helps me walk twice as fast. I'm able to move with ease and keep up with people who are walking at an average pace, which I've not been able to do in years.The drawback is these shoes aren't super comfy. They feel too short in the toes. If I half size up, the insole hits in all the wrong places, so I settle for dealing with my big toe ... MoreI will preface this by saying I am not a runner - I got these shoes to protect my toes while working with excited kiddos who have difficulty with spatial awareness and motor control. I've been stood on and jumped on, and my toes are fine thanks to these shoes!An unexpected benefit: these shoes have made corrections to my gait. The curved forefoot forces me to push off with my toes (instead of just pulling myself along), which helps me walk twice as fast. I'm able to move with ease and keep up with people who are walking at an average pace, which I've not been able to do in years.The drawback is these shoes aren't super comfy. They feel too short in the toes. If I half size up, the insole hits in all the wrong places, so I settle for dealing with my big toe hitting the hard top of the shoe. The bottoms of my feet are also not delighted in these shoes, especially when I'm sitting and not putting my full weight on my feet.That said, I call these my "magic shoes" because they allow me to do things with more speed and less fatigue. The stack height also helps me sit at tables with my feet fully on the floor, which helps my back. If they were just a tad longer, they'd be perfect.
originally posted on altrarunning.com
I'm truly impressed by the amount of cushion however the heel tab is too and caused some rubbing. Tried different socks and that helped. Sadly these shoes gave me blisters on the sides of my feet. The shoes laces are incredibly short and prevent the use of using the 2nd eye holes for a secure lock down. The laces come undone with a double knot - maybe there is a special coating on the laces to make them slippery? I'm hoping the men's line fixes the blister problem. My feet aren't wide bit maybe the way the shoes are cut is too narrow for my feet. I've been wearing Brooks Ghost for workouts and Brooks Aurora for outside walks and running. Both shoes styles give me no problems. All in all it feels like a comfortable show to wear but it's not worth it if the blister ... MoreI'm truly impressed by the amount of cushion however the heel tab is too and caused some rubbing. Tried different socks and that helped. Sadly these shoes gave me blisters on the sides of my feet. The shoes laces are incredibly short and prevent the use of using the 2nd eye holes for a secure lock down. The laces come undone with a double knot - maybe there is a special coating on the laces to make them slippery? I'm hoping the men's line fixes the blister problem. My feet aren't wide bit maybe the way the shoes are cut is too narrow for my feet. I've been wearing Brooks Ghost for workouts and Brooks Aurora for outside walks and running. Both shoes styles give me no problems. All in all it feels like a comfortable show to wear but it's not worth it if the blister continue and the heel tab rubs my skin.
originally posted on altrarunning.com
I wore the Olypus 4 last spring when I walked the Portuguese Camino from Porto to Santiago, we walked 226 miles (averaging 15 miles per day) in all types of terrain. I bought them in January 2022, trained in them (averaged 50+ miles per week) then wore them on the the Camino. These shoes did not disappoint and held up the whole trip, I'm still wearing them in spite of my big toe finally trying to poke through the upper mesh. I bought the Olympus 5 last month, I absolutely love them, especially the new heel tab. The Vibram soles on these shoes are wonderful. I will be walking the French Camino (about 475 miles) in May 2023, have never stopped training after returning from last years Camino, with thanks to these great shoes. Oh yes, I'm 79 (F) not sure if any other ... MoreI wore the Olypus 4 last spring when I walked the Portuguese Camino from Porto to Santiago, we walked 226 miles (averaging 15 miles per day) in all types of terrain. I bought them in January 2022, trained in them (averaged 50+ miles per week) then wore them on the the Camino. These shoes did not disappoint and held up the whole trip, I'm still wearing them in spite of my big toe finally trying to poke through the upper mesh. I bought the Olympus 5 last month, I absolutely love them, especially the new heel tab. The Vibram soles on these shoes are wonderful. I will be walking the French Camino (about 475 miles) in May 2023, have never stopped training after returning from last years Camino, with thanks to these great shoes. Oh yes, I'm 79 (F) not sure if any other shoe out there would have enabled me to walk as much as I do thanks to the structure of these shoes and the cushiony sole and the high and wide toe box. I will be purchasing a 2nd pair of the Olympus 5. Thank you Altra!!
| Intended Use | Trail Running |
| Fit | Original Foot Shape |
| Upper | Durable, engineered mesh |
| Midsole | Compression molded EVA |
| Outsole | Vibram Megagrip |
Altra Olympus 5 Brown/Red Womens USW 7.5 / Brown |
Free delivery between 18–21 May
Womens Altra Olympus 5, The Running Company, Brown/Red / 7.5
Delivery by Thu $10
ALTRA WOMENS OLYMPUS 5 Brown / Red / 7.5
Delivery between 14–19 May $82.91
Womens Altra Olympus 5 Brown / Red / US 7.5
Free delivery between 14–22 May
I will preface this by saying I am not a runner - I got these shoes to protect my toes while working with excited kiddos who have difficulty with spatial awareness and motor control. I've been stood on and jumped on, and my toes are fine thanks to these shoes!An unexpected benefit: these shoes have made corrections to my gait. The curved forefoot forces me to push off with my toes (instead of just pulling myself along), which helps me walk twice as fast. I'm able to move with ease and keep up with people who are walking at an average pace, which I've not been able to do in years.The drawback is these shoes aren't super comfy. They feel too short in the toes. If I half size up, the insole hits in all the wrong places, so I settle for dealing with my big toe ... MoreI will preface this by saying I am not a runner - I got these shoes to protect my toes while working with excited kiddos who have difficulty with spatial awareness and motor control. I've been stood on and jumped on, and my toes are fine thanks to these shoes!An unexpected benefit: these shoes have made corrections to my gait. The curved forefoot forces me to push off with my toes (instead of just pulling myself along), which helps me walk twice as fast. I'm able to move with ease and keep up with people who are walking at an average pace, which I've not been able to do in years.The drawback is these shoes aren't super comfy. They feel too short in the toes. If I half size up, the insole hits in all the wrong places, so I settle for dealing with my big toe hitting the hard top of the shoe. The bottoms of my feet are also not delighted in these shoes, especially when I'm sitting and not putting my full weight on my feet.That said, I call these my "magic shoes" because they allow me to do things with more speed and less fatigue. The stack height also helps me sit at tables with my feet fully on the floor, which helps my back. If they were just a tad longer, they'd be perfect.
I'm truly impressed by the amount of cushion however the heel tab is too and caused some rubbing. Tried different socks and that helped. Sadly these shoes gave me blisters on the sides of my feet. The shoes laces are incredibly short and prevent the use of using the 2nd eye holes for a secure lock down. The laces come undone with a double knot - maybe there is a special coating on the laces to make them slippery? I'm hoping the men's line fixes the blister problem. My feet aren't wide bit maybe the way the shoes are cut is too narrow for my feet. I've been wearing Brooks Ghost for workouts and Brooks Aurora for outside walks and running. Both shoes styles give me no problems. All in all it feels like a comfortable show to wear but it's not worth it if the blister ... MoreI'm truly impressed by the amount of cushion however the heel tab is too and caused some rubbing. Tried different socks and that helped. Sadly these shoes gave me blisters on the sides of my feet. The shoes laces are incredibly short and prevent the use of using the 2nd eye holes for a secure lock down. The laces come undone with a double knot - maybe there is a special coating on the laces to make them slippery? I'm hoping the men's line fixes the blister problem. My feet aren't wide bit maybe the way the shoes are cut is too narrow for my feet. I've been wearing Brooks Ghost for workouts and Brooks Aurora for outside walks and running. Both shoes styles give me no problems. All in all it feels like a comfortable show to wear but it's not worth it if the blister continue and the heel tab rubs my skin.
I wore the Olypus 4 last spring when I walked the Portuguese Camino from Porto to Santiago, we walked 226 miles (averaging 15 miles per day) in all types of terrain. I bought them in January 2022, trained in them (averaged 50+ miles per week) then wore them on the the Camino. These shoes did not disappoint and held up the whole trip, I'm still wearing them in spite of my big toe finally trying to poke through the upper mesh. I bought the Olympus 5 last month, I absolutely love them, especially the new heel tab. The Vibram soles on these shoes are wonderful. I will be walking the French Camino (about 475 miles) in May 2023, have never stopped training after returning from last years Camino, with thanks to these great shoes. Oh yes, I'm 79 (F) not sure if any other ... MoreI wore the Olypus 4 last spring when I walked the Portuguese Camino from Porto to Santiago, we walked 226 miles (averaging 15 miles per day) in all types of terrain. I bought them in January 2022, trained in them (averaged 50+ miles per week) then wore them on the the Camino. These shoes did not disappoint and held up the whole trip, I'm still wearing them in spite of my big toe finally trying to poke through the upper mesh. I bought the Olympus 5 last month, I absolutely love them, especially the new heel tab. The Vibram soles on these shoes are wonderful. I will be walking the French Camino (about 475 miles) in May 2023, have never stopped training after returning from last years Camino, with thanks to these great shoes. Oh yes, I'm 79 (F) not sure if any other shoe out there would have enabled me to walk as much as I do thanks to the structure of these shoes and the cushiony sole and the high and wide toe box. I will be purchasing a 2nd pair of the Olympus 5. Thank you Altra!!
Holy cow. I am in LOVE with these shoes. I had never worn Altras before, but wanted to get a pair of lower / more trail runny shoes to wear for a three-week trek in Nepal. I ended up with the Olympus 5 and, now home from said trek, I don't think I will ever hike in anything else ever again. These shoes handled the 100+ HARD miles of the Three Passes with total class and comfort. The biggest compliment I can give is that throughout the whole trip, I never had to think about my feet. Never. I was comfortable all day, every day... whether handling mud and silt and scree crossing glacier moraines or navigating the rocky uneven trails between villages. These shoes are definitely worse for wear after the trip, but it was also harder terrain than they'd find for a typical ... MoreHoly cow. I am in LOVE with these shoes. I had never worn Altras before, but wanted to get a pair of lower / more trail runny shoes to wear for a three-week trek in Nepal. I ended up with the Olympus 5 and, now home from said trek, I don't think I will ever hike in anything else ever again. These shoes handled the 100+ HARD miles of the Three Passes with total class and comfort. The biggest compliment I can give is that throughout the whole trip, I never had to think about my feet. Never. I was comfortable all day, every day... whether handling mud and silt and scree crossing glacier moraines or navigating the rocky uneven trails between villages. These shoes are definitely worse for wear after the trip, but it was also harder terrain than they'd find for a typical trail runner or hiker in the PNW. The only "issue" I found was that around 50 miles in they no longer liked to stay tied with a single bow... but a simple loose double knot fixed that easily. I will be buying a new pair to have on hand, because I just loved these so much.
I purchased my first pair of Ultras 3 weeks ago. Specifically the Olympus 5. I was struggling with my usual "go too" Cascadias. I felt like they were wearing out so quickly and not offering the support I needed for ultra distance trail running. My feet were hurting after long runs. I thought it was just me getting older and arthritis kicking in. I tried on every pair of trail shoes I could find. I steered away from Altras because I thought they were too wide and boxy for my foot. After feeling frustrated with all the other shoes, I decided I should at least give them a go. I tried on the Ultra Olympus and was still skeptical but was under pressure for a new shoe. I was aMonth out from R2R2R, my longest and toughest run thus far. I took a chance and went with the ... MoreI purchased my first pair of Ultras 3 weeks ago. Specifically the Olympus 5. I was struggling with my usual "go too" Cascadias. I felt like they were wearing out so quickly and not offering the support I needed for ultra distance trail running. My feet were hurting after long runs. I thought it was just me getting older and arthritis kicking in. I tried on every pair of trail shoes I could find. I steered away from Altras because I thought they were too wide and boxy for my foot. After feeling frustrated with all the other shoes, I decided I should at least give them a go. I tried on the Ultra Olympus and was still skeptical but was under pressure for a new shoe. I was aMonth out from R2R2R, my longest and toughest run thus far. I took a chance and went with the Ultras. My run was yesterday. I can't believe how much I LOVE these shoes! My feet didn't bother me a bit. No hot spots. No tender heels. No joint pain...nothing! I've never felt as good on a long run as I did yesterday. They offer great protection from rough terrain, the stability is unbeatable and the comfort is top notch! I'm a believer.
I have arthritis in my feet so I need a lot of cushioning in my shoes. The vast majority of my shoe collection is made up of different models of Altra's. The Olympus 5 is by far the cushiest pair I own. I did originally purchase the Oly 4 as I didn't know they were coming out with the Oly 5 the following week. I tried them on and felt they did not have as much cushioning as I would like. Luckily my sister was over visiting and bought them from me. So I immediately ordered the Oly 5 which was advertised as being cushier then the previous model. I couldn't be happier. I have worn them on two 12,000 step dog walks so far. They performed beautifully. No turned ankles or bruised feet. The forked tongue that others have complained about haven't been an issue at all. My ... MoreI have arthritis in my feet so I need a lot of cushioning in my shoes. The vast majority of my shoe collection is made up of different models of Altra's. The Olympus 5 is by far the cushiest pair I own. I did originally purchase the Oly 4 as I didn't know they were coming out with the Oly 5 the following week. I tried them on and felt they did not have as much cushioning as I would like. Luckily my sister was over visiting and bought them from me. So I immediately ordered the Oly 5 which was advertised as being cushier then the previous model. I couldn't be happier. I have worn them on two 12,000 step dog walks so far. They performed beautifully. No turned ankles or bruised feet. The forked tongue that others have complained about haven't been an issue at all. My husband really liked the shoe so he ordered a pair of men's Oly4 from Amazon. He is also very happy with this model of shoe. We are both impressed with the 'Original' foot bed as we like large toe boxes! If you have pain in your feet get these shoes!
I like Altra shoes. I purchased Olympus 4 in my regular size (5.5) and I liked the cushion, overall, and design of the heel collar. I returned them because Altar doesn't offer a size 5 they were at least a full size or more too large.I read the reviews for the v5 and ordered a pair. I couldn't be happier! These do seem like they may be slightly smaller than Lone Peak or timp and probably half to full size smaller than. Olympus4. These Olympus 5 fit perfectly! like the way I can sung the heel cup and collar without having to over tighten the laces on my instep. The toe box not only offers Altra's signature toe box but, unlike some other Altar styles, they don't rub the tops of my toes. The uppers seem a less stretchy than Paradigm or torin. I like these better the ... MoreI like Altra shoes. I purchased Olympus 4 in my regular size (5.5) and I liked the cushion, overall, and design of the heel collar. I returned them because Altar doesn't offer a size 5 they were at least a full size or more too large.I read the reviews for the v5 and ordered a pair. I couldn't be happier! These do seem like they may be slightly smaller than Lone Peak or timp and probably half to full size smaller than. Olympus4. These Olympus 5 fit perfectly! like the way I can sung the heel cup and collar without having to over tighten the laces on my instep. The toe box not only offers Altra's signature toe box but, unlike some other Altar styles, they don't rub the tops of my toes. The uppers seem a less stretchy than Paradigm or torin. I like these better the fabric is more like Altra King Mountain hikers that I have happily worn for many, many mikes. My paradigms seem stretched and sloppy big after 2 months of two days a week wear. I have flat feel, have had 6 surgeries and neuroma that can severely limit my mobility if my shoes aren't quite right. I wore them inside for a day. Day 2 packed my old Alta King Mountain hikers as back up and wore my new Olympus 5s for an eight mile hike. My feet felt great. I wore my new Olympus for 10 miles the next day I am a happy hiker! I am going to purchase another pair. If these hold up after 2 weeks and 190 miles I will order 2 more.
I was always skeptical of these shoes because of the stack height. But I have a chronic injury that's best prevented with 0 drop shoes - and I wanted a lot of cushion for the long races. These did not disappoint - as a matter of fact, I'd say they just saved me in my last race. The cushion is phenomenal, the shoes are actually light (even when soaking wet), they drain well, and the real surprise was the traction. I just completed a mountain ultra, where we were treated to rain, hail, lightening, snow and slush. The trail turned into a river and I had no idea what my foot was going to land on, but despite the stack height, these were super stable. They had incredible traction on the downhills, which were slick, muddy and covered with wet rock. The laces stayed ... MoreI was always skeptical of these shoes because of the stack height. But I have a chronic injury that's best prevented with 0 drop shoes - and I wanted a lot of cushion for the long races. These did not disappoint - as a matter of fact, I'd say they just saved me in my last race. The cushion is phenomenal, the shoes are actually light (even when soaking wet), they drain well, and the real surprise was the traction. I just completed a mountain ultra, where we were treated to rain, hail, lightening, snow and slush. The trail turned into a river and I had no idea what my foot was going to land on, but despite the stack height, these were super stable. They had incredible traction on the downhills, which were slick, muddy and covered with wet rock. The laces stayed secure, and I'm a huge fan of the high achilles protection in the back. I do think these run short - I had to size a half size up. But I am really surprised at how stable they are, how good the traction is, and how well they perform in a variety of terrain. High recommend.
I could not find the Olympus 5 locally, so I ordered them online after trying on the 4's in the store. Unfortunately, I think Altra shortened the shoe, because the 4s fit, and the 5s are too short. Other than that - I really like the shoe a lot. It feels light, despite it's giant size, I personally love how it fits through the mid foot, and I also like the high heel collar. I have to use a lace lock with most shoes, which irritates my tendons. I don't need the lace lock with this model. That being said, I prefer to wear crew socks, so the high heel collar doesn't irritate me like others have mentioned. Aside from being too short, I'd say the fit and cushioning is great, and if you have an issue with heel slippage, you probably won't in a pair of these. Only ... MoreI could not find the Olympus 5 locally, so I ordered them online after trying on the 4's in the store. Unfortunately, I think Altra shortened the shoe, because the 4s fit, and the 5s are too short. Other than that - I really like the shoe a lot. It feels light, despite it's giant size, I personally love how it fits through the mid foot, and I also like the high heel collar. I have to use a lace lock with most shoes, which irritates my tendons. I don't need the lace lock with this model. That being said, I prefer to wear crew socks, so the high heel collar doesn't irritate me like others have mentioned. Aside from being too short, I'd say the fit and cushioning is great, and if you have an issue with heel slippage, you probably won't in a pair of these. Only downside: the price. $180 is pretty obscene for a running a shoe, so I'd wait until you have a discount code or they go on sale.
I have trained in the Olympus 4's and love them, see my original review of these Olympus 5's in January. After doing a lot of long distance training walks in the 5's they really started bothering my toes, the toe box seemed shorter or something. Frustrated that I paid so much for them but they were not working...I'm training for the French Camino for May so I need to get the correct shoe NOW. I was able to find a pair of the Olympus 4's from an online store, they worked perfect and will probably wear those on the Camino as I did for the Portuguese Camino last May. I just got off the phone with the Altra factory and told them my story about being disappointed in the 5's after trying to wear them on the 10-15 mile training walks...it seems that they are using a new ... MoreI have trained in the Olympus 4's and love them, see my original review of these Olympus 5's in January. After doing a lot of long distance training walks in the 5's they really started bothering my toes, the toe box seemed shorter or something. Frustrated that I paid so much for them but they were not working...I'm training for the French Camino for May so I need to get the correct shoe NOW. I was able to find a pair of the Olympus 4's from an online store, they worked perfect and will probably wear those on the Camino as I did for the Portuguese Camino last May. I just got off the phone with the Altra factory and told them my story about being disappointed in the 5's after trying to wear them on the 10-15 mile training walks...it seems that they are using a new way of attaching the sole to the shoe, shortening the shoe by 1/2 size...why didn't they mention that when I originally purchased them in January. They told me to size up 1/2 size but they wouldn't compensate me in a way of a discount should I purchase another pair of the Olympus 5. I haven't looked at the website on what they say but they really do need to include the info. I will probably purchase another pair, 1/2 size larger, but right now I'm really bummed. BEWARE! Size up and return them if you have to before your 30 day guarantee is up. I still love my Olympus 4's but can't find another pair around in my size.
| Intended Use | Trail Running |
| Fit | Original Foot Shape |
| Upper | Durable, engineered mesh |
| Midsole | Compression molded EVA |
| Outsole | Vibram Megagrip |
