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Altra Lone Peak 2.0

Trail shoe · Neutral · Trail · 11.4 oz (men's) · 20/20mm stack · zero-drop

Discontinued — we no longer see this shoe in stock. The Altra Lone Peak 2.5 replaced it

How it ranks

The Altra Lone Peak 2.0’s rating is an early estimate. We’ve collected 3 runner reviews so far, with product line history also informing the score.

Current estimate: Below average

66
Overall
66
Comfort
80
Appearance
70
Value
69
Durability
67
Cushioning
57
Confidence

Confidence

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Confidence

74 Moderate

74

Based on

The bars show roughly how much each source contributes to this shoe’s rating. Their influence depends on how many reviews we’ve collected, how many earlier versions are in the product line, and the external ratings available.

  1. Product line track record
  2. Our ratings
  3. External ratings

What runners say

“I have a morton's neuroma and basically couldn't find a way to run for years. Now thanks to Altra, I'm back in the game.”
4/5 Full review 13 mpw training for ultramarathons came from the Merrell Bare Access Trail
“Good stability on trails—doesn't easily roll due to low drop and stack height.”
4/5 Full review 80 mpw training for a marathon
“Zero drop and a wide toe-box. Those things are super necessary for me.”
4/5 Full review 13 mpw training for ultramarathons came from the Merrell Bare Access Trail
“Comfortable on technical trails over 2.5 hour runs.”
4/5 Full review 80 mpw training for a marathon
“Most shoes are too narrow for me even though I have normal to wide feet.”
5/5 Full review 60 mpw training for a marathon came from the Nike Zoom Wildhor
“Altra's are zero drop shoes which feel really natural.”
5/5 Full review 60 mpw training for a marathon came from the Nike Zoom Wildhor

Prefer this shoe over another

50% 2/4

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Prices updated daily. Last checked Oct 22.


Pros

  • Reviewers value the wide toe box and the zero-drop platform.
  • One reviewer finds it stable on trails, quick to drain, and comfortable on technical ground over 2.5-hour runs.

Cons

  • The Lone Peak 1.5 before it scores 81 on two reviews.
  • Its 20mm heel stack is well below the 36.5mm median for trail shoes for sale.
  • At 11.4 oz it is well above the 8.9 oz median for trail shoes for sale.

Rating & Confidence vs. other shoes for sale

Each dot is one rated shoe for sale, placed by its rating and by how much evidence sits behind it. Shoes toward the top right are both well rated and well established.

Confidence
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Better Shoes Rating

Lone Peak 2.0 rates 66. This shoe has moderate confidence. See how we rate shoes.

Better Shoes Rating of prior versions of the Altra Lone Peak

Each dot is one version of the Lone Peak, placed by its rating and release year. The gold dot is this shoe.

Rating

Release year

We use the reviews of past versions to inform this shoe’s rating. See why.
  • Lone Peak 4.5

    2019 · 3 reviews

    68 Below average

    74 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 3.5

    2017 · 2 reviews

    64 Below average

    68 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 2.5

    2016 · 1 review

    67 Below average

    53 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 1.5

    2014 · 2 reviews

    68 Below average

    61 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 9

    2025 · 4 reviews

    79 Decent

    72 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 8

    2024 · 6 reviews

    76 Decent

    79 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 7

    2023 · 16 reviews

    84 Good

    86 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 6

    2022 · 4 reviews

    78 Decent

    73 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 5

    2021 · 0 reviews

    75 Decent

    71 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 4.0

    2018 · 6 reviews

    74 Decent

    84 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 3.0

    2017 · 1 review

    65 Below average

    69 Confidence

  • Lone Peak 2.0 This shoe

    2015 · 3 reviews

    66 Below average

    74 Confidence

Runner Ratings

3 ratings
5/5 1
4/5 2
3/5 0
2/5 0
1/5 0

Specs & fit

Sizing and ride details at a glance.

Weight
11.4 oz (men's)
Release
2015
MSRP
$120
Stack
20/20mm
Drop
0mm

Runner reviews

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4/5

Overall

Zero drop and a wide toe-box. Those things are super necessary for me. I have a morton's neuroma and basically couldn't find a way to run for years. Now thanks to Altra, I'm back in the game.

booksbikesbeer · Dec 18, 2015

13 mpw training for ultramarathons came from the Merrell Bare Access Trail

Comfort
5/5
Durability
1/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
4/5

4/5

Overall

Good stability on trails in terms of not easily rolled due to low drop and stack height. Drains well. Comfortable on technical trails over 2.5 hour runs.

Anonymous runner · Dec 11, 2015

80 mpw training for a marathon

Comfort
4/5
Durability
4/5
Appearance
4/5
Value
4/5

5/5

Overall

most shoes are too narrow for me even thought I have normal to wide feet (like most people I believe). also Altra's are zero drop shoes which are really like for natural like feel.

[email protected] · Apr 3, 2015

60 mpw training for a marathon came from the Nike Zoom Wildhor

Comfort
5/5
Durability
5/5
Appearance
5/5
Value
5/5

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Shoe properties
Type
Trail shoe
Trail shoe
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Pronation
Neutral
Neutral
Neutral
Weight
11.4 oz (men's)
10.3 oz
9.7 oz Lightest
Stack
20/20mm
25/25mm
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Drop
0mm
0mm
8mm
Release
2015
2025 Q4
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MSRP
$120
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$101
$93 Lowest price
Ratings
Overall
66 Below average
79 Decent
92 Very good Best overall
Comfort
80 Good
82 Good Best comfort
79 Decent
Cushioning
57 Bottom-tier
57 Bottom-tier
77 Decent Best cushioning
Durability
67 Below average
70 Decent
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Appearance
70 Decent
67 Below average
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Value
69 Below average
75 Decent
84 Good Best value rating
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