The Altra Lone Peak series has long been a staple for trail runners and hikers. It offers zero-drop comfort with a spacious toe box. With the introduction of the Lone Peak 9+ alongside the Lone Peak 9 (only available in…
If you’re in the market for a zero-drop, wide toe box neutral road running shoe, you’ve likely considered both the Altra Rivera and the Altra Escalante. Both of these shoes fit the bill perfectly, but choosing between the two depends…
In this head-to-head comparison, we explore the distinct features of Altra's Lone Peak 8 and Superior 6 trail shoes. Find out which shoe best matches your trail running needs, from cushioning to fit, and make an informed decision on your next pair of trail champions.
If you’re looking for a foot-shaped, near-zero-drop running shoe, you’ve likely encountered two brands: Altra and Topo Athletics. Both have much wider toe boxes than the rest of the industry and have a heritage in the minimal running scene, but…
Altra Lone Peak; a shoe that’s been in the rotation of many trail runners over the years. There are few others on the market like the Lone Peak, and it’s solidified itself as the wide, responsive, flexible option when comfort…
Altra and Hoka have been a mainstay on the trail scene for a long time. They share common DNA but have fundamental differences that will likely be a huge decider when looking for your next road or trail bashers. In…
Whereas the Lone Peak 8 and the Superior 6 may look similar on the outside, the ride, fit and performance are drastically different.
Are you looking to transition to a zero drop shoe but don’t know what your best options are? (If so, start here) Maybe you’re already running in Altras, but you’re looking to transition to a more “barefoot” feel, and you’ve…
Are you looking at moving away from “traditional” running shoe brands, but you’re confused with the options on the market? Zero-drop shoes provide a perfect alternative to the norm, I will be comparing two zero-drop brands, Altra vs Xero Shoes,…