Altra Lone Peak 9+ Women's GTX vs Altra Lone Peak 9+ GTX

Altra Lone Peak 9+ Women's GTX vs Altra Lone Peak 9+ GTX, side by side on equal terms. Differences are emphasised; matching specs are dimmed.

Specification	Altra Lone Peak 9+ Women's GTX	Altra Lone Peak 9+ GTX
MSRP	$180	$180
Weight	283.5g	351.5g
Drop	0mm	0mm
Stack (heel/forefoot)	—	—
Lug depth	—	—
Surface	Trail	Trail
Primary use	Technical	Technical
Cushion	Moderate	Moderate
Firmness	Balanced	—
Stability	Neutral	Neutral
Plate	Rock	None
Waterproof	Yes	Yes
Midsole	Altra EGO	Altra EGO
Outsole	Vibram Megagrip	Vibram Megagrip
Width availability	Standard	Standard
Best for	Runners and hikers who want zero-drop with a roomy toe box and reliable waterproofing plus Vibram Megagrip traction on wet, rocky terrain.	Runners and hikers who want a zero-drop, wide-toe-box shoe with reliable traction and waterproofing for wet, muddy, or mixed technical terrain.
Avoid if	You want a soft, high-stack ride, need a true wide option, or dislike zero-drop shoes and the adaptation they require.	You want a light, fast-feeling trail shoe or aren't adapted to zero drop, as this is heavy and stiff by comparison.
Lowest offer	—	—

Which should you pick?

head-to-head · opinion

Both the Lone Peak 9+ Women's GTX and the Lone Peak 9+ GTX are zero-drop, waterproof trail shoes with roomy toe boxes and moderate cushion, so the real split is weight and protection. The Women's GTX is noticeably lighter at 283.5g and adds a rock plate for underfoot protection on rocky terrain, while the standard 9+ GTX runs heavier at 351.5g and feels stiffer. Pick the Women's GTX if you want a nimbler, more protected ride on technical rock; take the standard GTX if you prioritize a burlier build for wet, muddy mixed terrain.