Topo Athletic

the roomy toe box makes a difference, i don't feel like untying my laces on the las miles of my long runs

I wore the Dunham Cloud for years. The roll bar was a plus. Wore size 12. But then it was time to move up in size. As get got older my feet flattened out a bit. Dunham does not make a size 12.5. Enter the Topo Trailventre 2WP. They feel great! And my inserts fit in them. If you over pronate. Give this boot a try. Very impressed with them.

These shoes are helping me heal. I used to be a sprinter who suffered several soft tissue injuries in my feet and ankles. I stopped running for several years because of those, until recently. I was able to ease into and complete a 5k running program with my first pair of Topos. I switched to the Terraventure 4s for the traction and rock plate. I now have completed a 10k program as well as my first 14 mile ride & tie (an endurance event with teams of two runners and one horse.) I am beyond excited to say, I am nearly pain-free running now! With every added mile, I am getting stronger and more comfortable. I will be training for a half marathon soon! The terraventure 4s are lightweight, comfortable, have great traction, fit my odd feet well, and protect well from rocks. The only downside I have had is living in a hot and humid state where the waterproof aspect of these shoes makes the feet heat up fast. As summer approaches, I may look into a different pair of Topos for that reason. I am beyond grateful to be able to merge my passions of running and riding together. These shoes have helped my feet and ankles tremendously!

The Specter 2 was my third pair of Topos. I had a pair of ST-5 for low mileage times and a pair of Pursuit 2 that I trained and raced a trail half marathon in. The Specter 2 is the best road shoe I have ever worn. While the Pebax looks like styrofoam, it has been incredibly durable and feels great. I have worn these more than 600 miles after a year of being in my running rotation. Where it says "topo" on the side of the shoe peeled off almost immediately but I didn't care much about that.

My favorite shoe. Wish they made a sandal!

I was a fan of the Phantom 3 and owned several pairs. After trying the Phantom 4 in wide (did not love the extra cushioning) I decided to call Topo directly for advice. The Magnifly 5 was recommended and, for the most part, I am finding them reasonably comfortable. I have owned these shoes less than one month primarily for walking 2-4 miles most days. Unfortunately, the inner portion of the soles are already showing significant signs of wear.

Great fitting shoe, light weight, good feel all around. I'm a size 8 in regular shoes, but have to size up a full size and a half for run/walking shoes, only had to size up a full size for the Topo's.

I have worn Topo's for years, walking, running, hiking...this was not my shoe. Maybe Topo WP is just not my brand, it is way too narrow and short in my regular size, going up in size was not a remedy. I have returned to the other brand of wide toe athletic shoes for WP shoes. I have 2 other pairs of Lone Peaks that I love and wear regularly.

I tried these boots they are too narrow for me. Please make wide-width version of these waterproof mid rise boots

Toe box curvature too aggressive for my long and very straight feet. Not enough room for smaller toes and way too much room on big toe side.

The material inside the shoe feels scratchy. There are tight places that feel as if a blister will rub.

Been wearing topos for 5 years now, switched from altras and never looked back. My last pair was the pursuit 2. I started my hike in Patagonia and the first 2 days were amazing. By the third day, the heels started to dig and hurt my Achilles tendon really badly. Didn't have other option, so I finish the 100 miles really hurting. Never had that before. And noticed I m not the only one. Did you fix that for the 3? If you noticed and fixed, I will buy a pair, that's how much I love topos

These are way too wide, making for a sloppy fit. I’m disappointed because otherwise they seem great. I found them to be about a half size larger in general too.

Way too wide which made it a sloppy fit. I don’t have narrow feet

I wear a size 15. If I could up it a half size I would like them better. Okay for walking around but a bit to tight for hiking.

I wear these everyday after my workout and before bed. The Revive even travels with me. After decades of searching, the perfect slipper for me has been found! The cushioning is perfect, not too firm not too soft.

Let me start with saying, this is my fourth pair of topos, but my first venture into their trial line. These shoes didn't disappoint from their road line. Not only are they zero drop, but the toe box is roomy, the cushion is protective (yet responsive) and the grips don't let me down on trails. Plus, unlike a lot of other zero drop, large toe box shoes, they look good and feel like a normal shoe (in other words they don't look and feel like clown shoes).

I was so happy to finally find some wide toe box shoes that are comfortable. These had cushion to the sole most importantly, oftentimes with zero drop shoes there’s minimal to no cushion. The color-way is my jam, and they were super comfy. My biggest issue is price… I ended up needing surgery right after I got these and with no paid time off I had to return.

I recently fractured my ankle, looking for supportive and airy material footwear for the summer months. ChatGPT suggested this model, and it was spot on! Topo Fli-Lyte meets all the criteria that I was looking for, extremely airy and flexible upper material so that the same shoe size can fit on one larger ankle with the brace on and one without. Yet the back ankle collar seems to have enough support for a safe walk.

I have a pair of Auras, that are great, but i'm going on a trip and need a waterproof pair. There are only a couple of choices from Topo, and i did not want a boot. As soon as i put them on, the right shoe was a little snug, but felt ok. The left shoe immediately put a pressure point just below my ankle. I tried the on the next morning, and same result, so i returned them. As some other reviewers have suggested, it seems like Topo built the shoe, and then added the waterproof bootie, making the shoes feel snug. Initially, i thought i may have just received a bad pair, but after reading some of the reviews, i'm thinking there may be a problem with this model, and i'll have to find something else. Bummer, because i love the way my Aura's fit.

Comfortable. Fit perfectly and just what I needed and hold for.

Olive green is beautiful for a shoe. The comfort level is unbelievable on first wearing. Shoe strings could be a tad longer. I have bad feet I was a little wary about them not being a max cushion boot.

Topos have been my favorite shoes/boots brand since I discovered them. "#sweepstakes" I used the ankle coverage boots for hiking on the rougher rocky hilly trails and I use the hiking shoes for flat trails. I also have a pair for road walking. Where has "wide toe box" been all my life? So comfy and durable-they last longer than other brands. I would not change a thing.

This shoe is comfortable and feels very responsive. I've only worn it for mid-mile tempo runs so far as I'm adding it into my rotation of Topo's. I tried these to test the Pebax and can say I'm very pleased. I also ordered and tried on the Aura to see the difference and which shoe I would like the feel of better. My foot immediately felt better in the Specter 2...lighter, more flexible, and more responsive all while still feeling a nice cushion.

I love playing agility with my dogs. My feet are in bad shape and these are the only shoes that don't make my feet hurt after a few minutes standing up.