Men’s edition · 11 current shoes
Every Topo shoe has the brand's wide, foot-shaped toe box and a low drop, so the range suits runners who want room for their toes. The ZipFoam trainers (Phantom 4, Atmos 2, Ultrafly 6) carry the everyday miles, and the new Pro Series adds real speed: the Specter 3 super trainer and the carbon Specter Elite.
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 Topo Athletic road shoe
Every current Topo Athletic road shoe
A max-cushion neutral road shoe with a 40mm heel and a 5mm drop.
Why for easy: Topo's most cushioned road shoe, with a soft, friendly ride and roomy toe box for relaxed miles.
A cushioned neutral road trainer with a 5mm drop and a wide toe box.
Why for daily: Topo's best seller: balanced cushion and a mild rocker for eating up daily mileage.
A waterproof version of the Phantom 4 cushioned road trainer.
A cushioned stability road trainer with a 5mm drop and a wide toe box.
Why for stability: A medial post that wraps the heel gives quiet, smooth guidance without feeling clunky.
A light road trainer with a rocker for up-tempo training.
Why for long run: Deep, protective cushioning in energetic RevFoam that stays bouncy as the miles add up.
Why for workout: A bouncy, resilient super trainer that is eager to pick up the pace for tempo and intervals.
A light road speed trainer with a Pebax foam and a rocker.
Why for short race: A modern race flat: very light, low and energetic for fast 5K and 10K efforts.
A carbon-plated road racer with a 39mm heel and a 5mm drop.
Why for long race: Topo's first carbon racer pairs a supercritical foam with the brand's wide toe box for half and full marathons.
A max-cushion stability road shoe with a 38mm heel and a 5mm drop.
A light, low road trainer with a 3mm drop for runs and gym work.
