Women’s edition · 3 current shoes
The women's trail range is short and clear. Pick the H1 if most of the run is road or gravel. Pick the T1 for real trails, climbs and rocks. Pick the M1 when distance matters most. Each one is designed to stay comfortable for many hours.
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: Only 204g and lively underfoot: at home on the road and on packed gravel, less so on loose or wet ground.
A light trail shoe with a 4mm drop and Vibram Megagrip.
Why for daily: A do-everything trail shoe of 232g: a tough upper, room for the toes and a grippy outsole.
Why for technical: The surest grip in the range on rock and steep slopes, with enough support for rough footing.
Why for race: Quick and agile for a mountain shoe: the one to race in when the course is shorter and the pace is high.
A max-cushion all-mountain trail shoe with a 4mm drop and Vibram Megagrip.
Why for long run: A 38mm heel of springy foam keeps the legs fresh on long outings over smooth to moderate trails.
Why for ultra: High cushion, 4mm lugs and a fit you can loosen during the race: made for a full day on the trail and more.