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1 day ago · Final Thoughts on the Altra Escalante 4. After logging over 80 miles in the Altra Escalante 4, I can confidently say that this shoe is a true gem. It combines exceptional cushioning, flexibility, and breathability, making it a versatile choice for runners of all levels. For those who seek a deeper connection to the human form in motion, the ...
4 days ago · The Lone Peak 8 is just the versatile and grippy trail shoe you need to do it. We built it with a refined ripstop mesh upper and a MaxTrac™ outsole for a sticky underfoot grip. Take the trail less traveled with responsive yet comfortable Altra EGO™ midsole foam.
1 day ago · The FWD Experience was the first shoe from the brand with a 4 mm drop, designed with rocker geometry to optimize road running. In May, Altra expanded the Experience line with three new models: the ...
6 days ago · When it comes to trail running, versatility is key, and the Altra Experience Wild excels in this regard. Its design and capabilities place it in the esteemed company of trail-running icons like the Brooks Cascadia, Hoka Challenger, Nike Wildhorse, and even the revered Hoka Speedgoat.
3 days ago · Discover the Altra Escalante Racer 2, a perfect blend of minimalism and cushioning. Ideal for all runners, it offers a wide toe box, firm yet flexible feel, and durable design for enhanced performance and comfort. Nick. 2024-07-06. Altra, Reviews.
6 days ago · The Altra Lone Peak 8 is a home run for hikers and backpackers who want a lightweight, breathable shoe with a roomy toe box, excellent traction, and an ergonomic zero-drop design. Whether you’re thru-hiking the Pacific Crest Trail or running on the local riverwalk, these are perfect for anyone who prioritizes footwear with a natural foot ...
5 days ago · The Altra Vanish Carbon 2 is a race day shoe designed to give the runner some extra propulsion to help them run faster. The Vanish Carbon 2 is a little different to the original Vanish Carbon. Although it is still a zero drop shoe which means that the midsole is the same thickness at the heel as it is in the forefoot.
