Customer Reviews The North Face Vectiv Enduris 3

Awesome. Great shoes, comfortable, good looking. True breand quality.

Great balance between softness and bounce. Plenty of protection underfoot and in the toe bumper with good grip.

Great product, nice looking and very comfortable

Awesome. Comfortable straight of the box, did a 10 mile hike the second day I got them and my feet felt perfect afterwards. I usually wear lone peaks for the wide toe box but switched to these after durability issues. Toe box is plenty wide enough for my wide feet.

Very comfortable and good looking so far.

Only use these twice so far but they are exactly what I was looking for in a lightweight hiking shoe.

amazing!!!!!

Took them on a rainy day through the Appalachian trail. They really ate up the wet rocks and roots! Very balanced with comfort and protection.

Woah... These are awesome. I run strictly in Altras, but their foam leaves a lot left to be desired. They go flat as a pancake by 200 miles. Outside of that I love the wide toe box to let my toes splay naturally and the low drop that promotes a natural running technique. So when I heard that Zach Miller couldn't blow these out plus the wider D last, I had to try them. I'm used to running in foot shaped shoes so I was worried even with the wider lasts that I'd still feel restricted. I did when trying Hokas. But the Enduris toe box. WOW. Bravo North Face. I compared them to my Altra Outroads and Escalantes and they are somewhere in between. Perfect amount of room for a non foot shape shoe. Upper is great as well. Feels like it's made out of breathable, well constructed materials. The low 6mm drop was attractive too. Feels springy but also doesn't hinder a natural running form. The only negative is the lugs. I would beef those up to 4-5mm.

Sizing is perfect. Max cushioning and stable platform. Vectiv rocker feels like it really quickens heel to toe transfer, and the energy plate, or whatever it's called, puts some spring in my step. Sole tread is great on rocky and muddy trails. I'm stoked on this shoe.

Incredible soft ride, very comfortable for road running as well.

Have bought multiple pairs but the first pair is still good! If that doesn't say enough not sure what will. These replaced Brooks as a brand for me, way happier.

love the color,

just ok not as comfortable as the previous version

Comfortable, rock solid and trail worthy. My pair performed perfectly in a 120 mile trail race in the Colorado across the Rockies. No blisters. No issues. I have two pairs of the second version of this show and this version (Enduris 3) is even better!

Tennis is very beautiful. Great for hiking and running on trails. The weight helps a lot, the sneaker is very light and comfortable.

Very comfortable and light.

this is my 2nd pair of vectiv enduris, they are really comfortable to run because of their great cushioning and without feeling that they lose reaction power, they surprised me from the first moment. I have heard that these shoes are not for very technical terrain but I have to say that I have never had problems running on terrain with stones, gravel, even some mud... My conclusion is that they are very well balanced shoes between cushioning, reaction and sole

Excellent trail runners but wish there was at least 4mm lugs on them. Agree with others that these suit less technical trails better and are great road to trail shoes. Please don't get rid of the wide toe box and I'll keep trying your shoes! Thinking of trying the infinite 2 and hope they are the same width.

It's super comfortable and I used every time a go out.

Great pair of shoes! Helps with foot pain on long hikes and has amazing grip for those slippery trails when it's wet!

I've had each iteration of the Vectiv Enduris. This version is a little more plush and cushier than previous versions and generally better. I like that they kept the full length sole (in comparison with the Infinite). I think the soles are quite grippy although that grip means the lugs wear down slightly faster than some shoes. The previous version width fit my forefoot better and this is a little excessively wide for me. Others love this though.

I've landed on the Enduris 3 as my go-to trainer after working through a half dozen other brands and being a long time user of a French company with high-stack shoes... I have a high arch, high instep, narrow heel and moderate width forefoot. I like high stack rockered shoes but have never consistently run in a shoe with a plate in it. The Enduris 3 fits really nicely for non-technical trail running, maybe a 70/30 split of road to trail or gravel roads. The upper is fairly loose on me and not insanely supportive so I would be hesitant to take it on really technical trails or lots of downhill with loose scree. This shoe really shines on smooth trails where it feels fast and fun. The rocker is great and doesn't feel in the way but gives a nice amount of spring. Absorption in the midsole feels really good and I haven't felt any fatigue on runs up to 10 miles. Haven't taken them on any ultra distances yet but I don't have major concern about the level of cushioning. Overall love them and looking forward to more miles.

LOVE these shoes! They have a good foot depth, snug from mid-foot around the ankle, and an ample toe box, which holds my foot right where it needs to be without sliding around in the wider toe box. I love the slight "rocker" shape of the bottom and they come with a decent amount of arch support, which isn't the case in most shoes. I have higher arches and almost always require supportive insoles. I could get away without them in this shoe. Plus, the style of these are great and the cushion is just right. Love the colors.

Very comfortable and great for road to trail runs.