ALTRAMen's AL0A7R6H Lone Peak 7 Trail Running Shoe

I do quite a bit of hiking including long day hikes and the occasional backpacking trip in the mountains here in Alberta. I used to use hiking boots and have tried at least 4 or 5 different ones, but I would always get nasty blisters somewhere.The last few years I've kept trying progressively lighter shoes and I've ended up using Altra Lone Peak as my favorite. I used a pair of Lone Peak 4's for a number of years and they did very well. Comfortable over long distances, enough strength in the sole for walking on rocky ground, and NEVER any blisters. They also dry fast, so you can just wade through stream crossings and they'll dry out quickly.I've tried out my new Lone Peak 7s on a few hikes and they are even better than the 4's. The Lone Peaks have always had a wide toe box, but the 7's have a little more height at the toe which I like a lot.The other thing I love about them is I can tie them tightly for descents so my feet don't slide and have my toes hit the end of shoe. No more black toenails!

These are great, exactly what I wanted. Super comfy and lots of support, but also light on the feet. I got 11 men’s and it’s a generous fit; little bit of extra room. I actually like that with walking/running shoes, you can just tighten the laces slightly. Construction and materials are solid and high quality. The footbed is wider than other athletic shoes I’ve bought, especially towards the front of the foot. But again, that’s good for me. I rarely try new shoe brands, but in this case I’m glad I did.

I had LP6s but a size up (12). I found them uncomfortable when descending steep slopes.I'll report back once I've worn them for a while.

Sehr guter Schuh.Im Vorfussbereich super, aber an den Fersen zu weit, sodass ich schon beim Gehen herausrutschte.Zudem bildeten sich nach wenigen Minuten Falten im Obermaterial schräg über den Zehenbereich, sodass zu befürchten war, dass die Schuhe dort sehr bald aufbrechen.

top quality