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Topo Athletic Ultraventure

Topo · Mid · About 1 lb 2 oz a pair

A cushioned trail shoe with a roomier toe than most race shoes, and a drop that is not zero.

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Use this when the Lone Peak feels too floppy and a KEEN feels too warm. It is still a shoe. If your ankles roll, a boot is the honest answer. Wide feet should try it late in the day.

Who should buy it. Hikers who want cushion and a wider toe box without zero drop.

Best for. Wide-enough trail shoes with a lower drop

Standout limitation. Not a boot

A wide-toe cushioned trail shoe on wet rock and roots

Specs

Type
Trail shoe
Drop
Moderate
Use
Day and light pack

Pros

  • Roomy toe
  • Cushion
  • Moderate drop

Cons

  • Not waterproof
  • Not a heavy-pack boot
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