A durable, well-priced max-cushion trainer that particularly suits heavier runners. The dual-density midsole may feel firmer than expected initially but breaks in over time, and the shoe earns a unanimous green light from both reviewers despite one preferring a softer ride. — Believe in the Run
A durable, well-priced max-cushion trainer that particularly suits heavier runners. The dual-density midsole may feel firmer than expected initially but breaks in over time, and the shoe earns a unanimous green light from both reviewers despite one preferring a softer ride.
Best for: Heavier runners seeking a durable max-cushion trainer for long runs and daily training. Also viable as a long-distance racing shoe for runners not seeking a traditional carbon racer.
An enjoyable and versatile shoe that handles easy through tempo runs comfortably with standout fit and stability, but lacks the explosive liveliness and speed of top super trainers, making it feel more like a premium daily trainer at a super trainer price point.
Best for: Runners wanting a stable, accommodating high-stack daily trainer for easy to tempo paces, especially those who find other super trainers too wobbly or narrow.
Reviewers note: Engineered mesh upper with dual lacing system allows independent adjustment of forefoot and upper midfoot. Gusseted tongue is lightly padded. Heel collar has comfortable but not excessive padding. Fits well overall.
Per Believe in the Run.
The Mount to Coast C1 weighs about 261g (men's 9), has a 42.0mm heel stack and a 6.0mm heel-toe drop.
Reviewers compare the Mount to Coast C1 to Nike Vomero Plus, ASICS Super Blast 2, ASICS Super Blast 3, Mount to Coast H1.
Per Believe in the Run, The Run Testers.
Next Pair aggregates 2 expert reviews of the Mount to Coast C1, including Believe in the Run, The Run Testers.
Per Believe in the Run, The Run Testers.
Compared to other road long run in the same lane.
