Good (75%)
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Good (75%)
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Average (53%)
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Better than 75% of 2,492 running shoes ranked.
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Better than 79% of 391 trail shoes ranked.
Good (79%)
Lone Peak Family
Better than 73% of 10 lone peak family ranked.
Good (73%)
Altra
Better than 89% of 125 Altra shoes ranked.
Very good (89%)
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4 reader reviews
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Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025
5/5
Overall
Good all-around zero-drop shoe that does what it is supposed to do without being too heavy or bulky. That said, I run in everything from barefoot to Hokas so they might be a little more cushion and support than I need. But for most people, a good combination of cushion and protection with the added bonus of wide forefoot for those who want or need it.
Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025
5/5
Overall
Not much has changed from the last Lone Peaks, this model still has the wide toebox and zero drop with the same full rubber grippy claw outsole. The upper seems to be a bit more weatherproof with a more plastic feel to it, but still fits well. With narrow feet it's harder to get a good lockdown in the shoe but still possible. Only complaint is that after a couple hundred miles the outside layer of the upper has started peeling a little bit.
Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025
5/5
Overall
This is my first pair of Altras after getting curious about their “foot-shaped” shoe. So far I’ve loved the way my feet have been adjusting to the zero drop shoe and Altra’s wider toe box. The cushioning is minimal which hasn’t been an issue personally and, after playing around with lacing, I love how my foot locks in and it feels like I’m running without shoes (in a good way).
Anonymous runner · Sep 28, 2025
5/5
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