Women’s edition · 5 current shoes
Four road models for women, all aimed at going far. The S1 handles the everyday runs. The C1 has the deepest cushion. The P1 is the supportive choice. The R1 is the light racer for marathons and beyond. The brand does not make a plated shoe or a short-race shoe.
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: Plenty of foam underfoot in a 227g shoe, with a secure upper: kind to the legs on recovery days.
Why for long run: Balanced cushioning on a steady base: it stays comfortable deep into a long run and copes with faster miles.
A road daily trainer with a 10mm drop and a TPU heel cage.
Why for daily: No tricks, just a comfortable and well-made trainer for the bulk of the week.
A road stability shoe with a 10mm drop and 3D Archrail support.
Why for stability: A stable platform with a fit that is snug and roomy at once: support without a stiff feel.
A road ultra shoe with an 8mm drop and a double-layer jacquard upper.
Why for workout: The lightest of the range at 213g, with a responsive midsole that is easy to speed up in.
Why for long race: A racer for the marathon and for road ultras: low weight and a midsole that does not go flat late in the day.
A road ultra shoe with an 8mm drop and a double-layer jacquard upper.