Men’s edition · 3 current shoes
Three shoes, three levels of terrain. The H1 is the hybrid for road, gravel and hard dirt. The T1 is the light mountain shoe with a sticky outsole. The M1 is the newest and the most cushioned, made for very long days. All three are built with ultra distances in mind.
Door-to-trailRoad first, then the trails | DailyOne shoe for most trail runs | Long runLong days out, cushion and protection | TechnicalRocks, roots, mud, steep ground | RaceUnder 50K | Ultra50K and longer |
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Every Mount to Coast trail shoe
Every current Mount to Coast trail shoe
A road-to-trail hybrid shoe with a 6mm drop and short 2mm lugs.
Why for door-to-trail: A bouncy, road-like ride on 2mm lugs: fast on pavement, gravel and hard dirt.
A light trail shoe with a 4mm drop and Vibram Megagrip.
Why for daily: Light at 255g, with a roomy toe box and sticky 4mm lugs: one shoe that works on most trails.
Why for technical: Its outsole grips steep and rocky ground with confidence, and the lower stack keeps the foot steady.
Why for race: The lighter and more nimble of the two mountain shoes: the pick for fast trail days.
A max-cushion all-mountain trail shoe with a 4mm drop and Vibram Megagrip.
Why for long run: The most cushioned trail shoe in the range, with a very bouncy foam and no plate: made for long, runnable days.
Why for ultra: Deep cushion and a lacing with two zones, to give room when the feet swell: built for the longest races.