Men’s edition · 5 current shoes
Mount to Coast builds its road shoes for very long distances. The R1 is the race shoe for road ultras, the S1 is the simple daily trainer, the P1 adds support, and the C1 is the high-cushion shoe. None has a plate, and there is no shoe made for short races.
EasySoft, for recovery and easy days | DailyOne shoe for most runs | StabilitySupport for runners who need it | Long runLong runs, protective but not slow | WorkoutTempo and intervals | Short race5K–10K | Long raceHalf + marathon |
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Every Mount to Coast road shoe
Every current Mount to Coast road shoe
A max-cushion road super trainer with a 6mm drop for long distances.
Why for easy: The most cushioned shoe in the range: a 42mm heel with an even, stable feel on slow days.
Why for long run: Cushion that is neither mushy nor firm: it carries a long run and can still pick up the pace.
A road daily trainer with a 10mm drop and a TPU heel cage.
Why for daily: A simple, solid trainer at $150 that stays out of the way: made for mile after mile.
A road stability shoe with a 10mm drop and 3D Archrail support.
Why for stability: The support is built into the shape of the sole, with no hard post: steady for long, easy miles.
A road ultra shoe with an 8mm drop and a double-layer jacquard upper.
Why for workout: At 240g with a firm, quick foam, it is the Mount to Coast that moves up to marathon pace with ease.
Why for long race: Built for road ultras: light, stable, and with a foam that keeps its bounce for hours.
A road ultra shoe with an 8mm drop and a double-layer jacquard upper.