Customer Reviews Altra Lone Peak All-Wthr Low

The shoes were comfortable out of the box once I adjusted the tongue a little. I was a little worried they would be on the heavy side with a listed weight of 374 g. My size 8 were 304 g each. It would have been nice to have gaiter traps, but that's not a deal breaker. I like the reflective strip that runs down the middle of the tongue and heel. Sometimes Altra toe boxes leave too much room for me to slide around a bit, but these shoes nailed the Goldilocks principle. I'm happy and dry with these!

Have a couple pairs of Altra's. This pair is the "original" design width wise; narrow heel and wide toe box. They fit perfect. My other pair, a current model running shoe, offers width options. I found the medium width too narrow and the wide is too wide. Both pairs I had to order half a size larger. I wise Altra would offer all their shoes with a "original" width option.

Great trail shoe. Warm and dry for winter running. Good traction. They run a half size small compared to my other Altra shoes.

Great trail shoe or just ordinary walking shoe. Wanted Gore-Tex for bad weather days. Look the zero drop and foot shape concept. Surprising comfortable considering it has only a 25MM stack.

Mainly used for trail winter trail running (early am) with the dog on the nordic tracks in Park City. Super comfortable and keeps the feet dry + warm.

This is my fifth pair of Altra Lone Peak trail runners and my third pair of the RSM (now "ALL-WTHR") variety. The Lone Peaks suit my wide feet nicely and, contrary to some other reviews, the fit has been consistent across three generations now. I run 3-4 miles every other day with my dogs, exclusively on single-track trails in the Sierras around Lake Tahoe. Until the snow gets deep enough to require boots and snowshoes, we do it all - dry, rain, light snow, and packed snow/ice with MICROSpikes. In fact, I've come to enjoy 'spike-running' more than anything, cuz the dogs love it, and the snow adds a little extra cushion for my 57-year-old joints. And the trails are blissfully vacant. Folks who shy away from the mountains in 'bad' weather don't know what they're missing. :-D I do suggest buying your first pair of Lone Peaks through a local running store, to dial in the sizing. I normally take a size 13 shoe (or less), but for the Lone Peaks, I take a 14 - and that's saying something, given their extra width. My wide feet love these shoes. The toe box is blissful. It's absolutely liberating to go running without any constriction in my feet. Now that I've dialed in my size, I reorder my Lone Peaks online without hesitation. I don't read the reviews anymore cuz there's always somebody claiming the new generation is narrower or shorter or lower or whatever than the last - a point of recurring online shopping anxiety. I don't mean to discount their experiences out of hand, but only to say that this hasn't been mine at all. My only complaint, if I must, is that the Lone Peaks go out of stock for months at a time. Four of the five pairs I've purchased so far required some sort of special-ordering, scavenging or just plain waiting for the next generation to be released. In fact, this model was out of stock in my size just days after Altra announced it. Thankfully, it was restocked a few weeks later. Now that I subscribe to their emails, I'm maybe starting to get a handle on Altra's seasonal release cycle and can perhaps synchronize my habits to suit. We'll see. Otherwise, I can only ask that Altra kindly make more shoes! Or, maybe, a subscription model? :-) I hope this is helpful. See ya'll on the trail!

Bought the Men's Lone Peak All Weather Shoes for everyday around the house and yard - they are so comfortable! Love the shoes!

Well made and best part is it is water proof

Husband and I have the lone peak 3.5 and the hikers. We really like these shoes.

used on trails