Customer Reviews Altra Lone Peak All-Wthr Low

This shoe is quite comfortable, however it is anything but weatherproof. Even a little rain had my feet soaked which is an absolute uncomfortable feeling. Each year this model gets worse and each year the prices seems to rise. I'm done buying this shoe. I wish the 3.0 were still available.

I've been wearing Altras for a long time. I usually love the Lone Peaks, but they've gotten too narrow. I hate to say it, but I finally made the move to a different shoe company until Altra widens the toe box again.

My feet are narrow so in past brooks have been my go to shoes, but since covid hit. They been making bad shoes, so im trying the lonepeak 5. Be honest I wear a size 9 in shoes, tried hokas- hurt feet, these feel big in 9s. Soles are to squishy, lugs are spaced to far, thought about the lone peak all-weather, maybe not no more, I have planters facietis, hard to find good shoes, So I've noticed alot of bad reviews on here, looks like bad shoes being made like brooks

I'm a huge fan of Altra shoes, I own multiple pairs but this is the first time the shoe feels too narrow. Initially I only noticed the sizing was slightly different, I usually wear a 10 and had to switch to 10.5. However, after getting another pair it still didn't feel right. When I compared to my other Altra shoes I noticed those were half an inch narrower in the midfoot section! That's a lot. I can't say much about how this shoe performs, the sizing is off so after trying two pairs I had to return both.

I really wanted to like this shoe as a waterproof Altra is exactly what I needed. But it doesn't have a wide toe box so I couldn't even wear it. Very disappointing.

Toebox full cm less wide than my old Altras. Disappointing. I'm returning due to fit but otherwise appears to be a high quality shoe.

Similar to reviews for other styles, there seems to be a change in the width of the Altra shoes. This one is no different. I bought these for my husband as a gift to replace his TIMP 1.5 Trail Running Shoe (made in China). I decided NOT to go with the TIMP 2.0 after reading reviews of narrower fit from version 1.5. If you are considering a different style with these in hopes these fit like the older versions, don't waste your time/money. Not sure if it's because manufacturing is now in Vietnam or if there is intent in Altra making a more narrow fit, but if you have normal size feet, consider a different style.

Side wall started tearing after 6 weeks (see pictures). Side support began failing after two months. Shoes feel less supportive now than when new.

It's almost like they want us to remain in foot prison. Why is it so hard to find a shoe with Altra? I want a LOW profile, LOW cushion "true to foot shape" shoe.

I Have purchased many shoes from Altra over years. I've mainly bought the Superior, Timps and Olympus styles. I wanted to try the Lone Peaks 5s because I liked the look. However, after wearing them for a few days they just made my feet hurt. I walk and run with dogs all day so standing and being comfortable is a necessity. I will not buy these again. They look cool but feel bad.

I currently have 5 other pairs of Altras. I love them. THESE SUCK. Blisters after less than 5 miles. The heel is way stiffer than any other lone peaks. No gaiter attachment on front. GARBAGE.

Shoes were missing stitching from the factory. Also were not waterproof. Contacted customer support and was told that they did not cover the shoes even if it was a manufacturer defect becuase they consider it wear and tear for stitching to be missing.

It just "break" after few miles... you can see holes after 150miles. I would recommend buy any gore/tex running shoes. experience was awful.. I used similar product in 2019 to run 100miles race in AK, white mountains... they worked well new version is just awful.

I had run in nothing but Altra Lone Peaks (various models) for years. Tried these ones and I was sad to say they do not fit like the past models. Too narrow. Toe box is not open enough. I opted to stop running in them and went to the Olympus 4, which I have loved and am on my second pair of those now.

I'm a runner with low volume, normal width feet. Nike and Asics running shoes typically fit my foot well. I also enjoy nature waking and light hiking. Nothing long distance or carrying heavy loads, but I will tramp around off trail in any weather. In the past I've used my old running shoes to hike in, but they are not waterproof. Looking around for waterproof hiking shoes, I decided to give the Lone Peak All Weather a try. The fit was good, with the upper wrapping around the sides of my foot and still allowing enough space to cinch up the laces when wearing thin socks, and also to loosen the laces when wearing thick socks. Compared to my racing flats, the cushioning on the Lone Peaks felt substantial and offered welcomed padding over a variety of surfaces. The zero drop platform allowed the heels and balls of my feet to remain level, which, over the course of the day, resulted in less foot and leg fatigue. Overall, the feel of these shoes, from foot fit on up the anatomical chain to the ankles, knees, legs and lower back was quite comfortable. But here's the thing: these shoes are NOT waterproof. Not even close. I wore the shoes walking, hiking and biking on a 5 day family camping trip. It rained one day when I biking down a dirt road, and the insides of the shoes, and my socks, were wet. At first, I thought spray might have kicked up from my tires, or maybe ran down my leg into the shoe. After the camping trip I wore them around my neighborhood during a week of wet weather. During a very short walk in moderate rain, they again took on water. The upper material was visibly saturated. Arriving home, I took off the shoes and set them in the foyer. An hour later, the entire inside of the shoe - footbed, lining, etc, - was soaked. Altra can claim credit for producing a shoe that comfortably fits low volume feet, allows natural forefoot spread, and offers a well balanced zero-drop platform. But the shoe is not waterproof. Today, re-reading the online product description, I see it is described as having a "weather-resistant eVent bootie..." To be fair, the shoe did keep my feet dry while walking through dew-dampened grass on sunny mornings; however, I hardly consider that "weather resistant". Inside the actual shoe, the lining is alternately printed with the words "waterproof" and "eVent". I find the discrepancy between the actual printing on the shoe and the product description to be misleading at best. In conclusion, I find this to be a highly engineered, comfortable shoe, but one that does not deliver on the one feature I valued most.