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From an inspiration to an evolution.
Premium Performance: We are constantly looking for new and innovative solutions to augmenting and improving human performance.
Natural Fit: We give your feet more space to sit naturally for a more comfortable run.
Purpose: Unleashing human potential by inspiring the world to move naturally.
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| LONE PEAK 5 | LONE PEAK ALL-WTHR LOW | LONE PEAK ALL-WTHR MID | LONE PEAK HIKER | |
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| Weight | 9.2 oz / 260 g | 10.4 oz / 295 g | 12 oz / 340 g | 9.9 oz / 281 g |
| Midsole | Altra EGO | Altra EGO | Altra EGO | Altra EGO |
| Outsole | MaxTrac | MaxTrac | DuraTread | DuraTread |
| Cushion | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate |
| Stack Height | 25 mm | 25 mm | 25 mm | 25 mm |
| Upper | Quick-Dry Air Mesh | eVent | eVent | Midweight Mesh/PU Overlays |
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Our Balanced Cushioning platform positions your heel and forefoot at an equal distance from the ground, encouraging better alignment, better form, and a low impact landing. |
Our signature FootShape comfort gives your feet more space to sit naturally and is designed to address biological differences in men's and women's feet. |
The Fit4Her technology means we customize every women's shoe to the unique anatomy of the female foot. |
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Our dense rubber outsole is designed to last longer and offer grip on both tame and technical terrain. |
Our original Altra EGO foam is designed to provide added energy return and a responsive, yet soft, comfortable feel. |
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ALTRA Women's AL0A4VR8 Lone Peak Hiker Trail Running Shoe
C. M. Lopez
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Maybe my perfect shoe finally
I've been on the search for the perfect shoe for years now. Living in poverty makes that harder to afford to do than for many others. It is also hard to judge a shoe without wearing it a couple times and by that point it isn't returnable.I'm disabled from driving and walk almost everywhere I need to go to survive independently on my own. So having a good walking shoe is a must. I've gained a lot of weight so getting back into walking for exercise and not just survival has made it a struggle to find a good comfortable shoe.I was 5'8.5" and 296 lbs (now losing a lot of weight because I can walk more again with these shoes). I'm carrying around a lot. My feet measure 10.5" and the width is 4W, extra wide, whatever it measures like 4 1/8". I can typically find a comfortable shoe in length but my issue is the width part.Often so many shoes that are really comfortable for walking don't last long with me because they make the bottom sole smaller than the actual shoe. Like New Balance does. So after about a month of wearing and waking around the outside part of the shoe collapses down over the sole and I begin tripping on my own feet because it makes me walk on the outside of my feet. Yet that isn't how I walk when barefoot.So I've been searching for a good minimalist sole that also has good enough tread to last and also have good grip to not slide all over if walking on surfaces not ideal BUT also is wide width. Having them look nice and be in my office of affordability is a must too.I've bought New Balance, Fittville, Vionic, Sketchers, Saucony, this minimalist military boot that had Vibram soles, and Vibram 5 fingers in this search. All of them either sucked horribly or just barely didn't suck horribly and see barely passible.But these Altra shoes are just simply amazing. I love the iceberg blue color, though they do get dirty easy, but I'll take that. The sole is wide enough. Both inside and on the bottom. I don't even need to wear additional insoles for comfort. Being as overweight as I am I have minimal foot pain after walks now.They lace up nicely and I like the high top design for giving me extra stability. I don't see the outside of my foot slowly going over the side of the bottom sole like other shoes yet the bottom sole isn't thick and clunky like other shoes that provided support to not do that. Like Fittville shoes didn't make my foot fall over the sides, but the bottom sole is thick and makes me feel like I'm stomping around like Frankenstein's monster.My only dislike is I think they are a little too big. I'm going to buy another pair and size down a half size and see how that fits. So I normally wear 10.5 in women's and will try 10 next purchase. I'll update my review when I find out which size fits better. Not sure if 10 will be too small and what I feel is too big is actually what my other shoes should have been all along for comfort. Mostly the being bigger is an aesthetic issue, not comfort. It just looks a little floppy in the toe box area and I think it'll look better a bit smaller. But could be wrong. At the value on these I can afford to buy multiple pairs at once anyway. I intend to buy the beige color as well. Wish they'd make other colors too. Like muted pastel colors like the iceberg blue color. I'd buy them all up.Edit: I've since bought another pair and love them just as much. First pair was the ice blue in size 10.5. The color was amazing but the size a little too big as I stated previously in the review. They lasted almost a year on minimal walking. I think once I start exercising more they don't last 6 months. Which is ok. These shoes are worth it.This time I bought a size 10. To get ice blue it would be way more expensive than buying the beige even though I didn't think I wanted that color. Well I need to pinch money and decided to just be unhappy with the color. Indoors the beige is kind of ugly. But outside it is a beautiful muted sage color. It definitely has green in the pigment and isn't true beige. I took a picture in the shade outside then in the light. My phone camera sucks so you can't see in the image just how green it is in person but y'all need to trust me. The 10 seemed like a better choice at the time, but as I've worn them in I begin feeling a pinch on my foot near my pinky toe area. I pulled back out my 10.5 and wore them again and felt the difference. I'll continue getting the 10.5. the extra room in the toe box really helps keep my feet in its most natural state while still being protected from the elements of a human society.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022
Cups heel to provide perfect ankle placement. Great all terrain hiking shoe.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022
I really love Altra Lone Peak Trailrunners. They keep my weak ankles supported, without adding any unnecessary arch supports. I hiked 700 miles in my last pair, which is about 200 miles too far for this shoe. This particular pair I just received is a bit different from my last. They are actually not black as advertised but they are a dusty grayish-green, a lot like the color of a black pair after a day of hiking on dusty trails. I find I don’t mind that at all. This pair cups my heels particularly well and lace-up better than any previous version of Altra Lone Peak Trailrunners. That’s a huge improvement over previous versions. I wish Altra did a better job at cushioning the Lone Peak Trailrunners as they do with their Torin 2.5 Trailrunners, which are like walking on a cloud. I could have used that kind of cushioning when walking the steep rocky trails of France’s GR 65. The Torin unfortunately does not have the kind of grip as the Lone Peak. I find that I have to add good cushioned inserts (like the Trailblazers) in the Lone Peak, having to tolerate a little arch support in order to get the cushioning. That adds another $50 to the overall cost of these shoes. But with three bone spurs and plantar fasciitis in both feet, It's worth the extra cost. Still, they are the best hiking shoes I’ve found so far, even better for my feet than the Italian Dolomites hiking boots or Germany’s Lowa hiking boots. The zero-drop is non-negotiable for my finicky feet even though some of its value is lost by the need to add cushioning with arch support. My high arches do not appreciate being artificially supported. Altra should really address that issue. I size up 1 1/2 sizes. I usually wear a 7 1/2 shoe, but I need the size 9 for steep downhill treks. This makes the wide toe box look much like clown shoes, but it's worth it for the extra room for downhill scrambles. My feet never are cramped or blistered. This shoe requires almost no break-in time. I did 8 miles on my first day of wearing them with no blisters or hot spots. These do feel a little flimsier than previous Lone Peaks, which makes me wonder if this pair is a knock-off. I'll wear this version as a training shoe to be on the safe side and save my recently purchased old faithful Lone Peak Altras for my next trip abroad where replacing them can be problematic.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2023
Man, do I love my hiking boots. No hot spots, blisters, rubbing, etc. Nice wide toe box with enough room for doubling up on socks, when needed. No breaking in necessary. Walked 90+ miles across Scotland. All terrains, in the rain. Not waterproof but no problem! Shoes dried fast! These boots are only great if you don't have plantar/foot issues. Zero drop/elev so you feel the trail under your feet. Hi top keeps the ankle secure. These are very lightweight! My feet were never sore at the end of 15+ mile day and ready to go the next day with no tiredness. Boots are true to size. I wear a 7.5 wide normally.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2023
