An unusually durable ultramarathon stability shoe whose 3D Archrail forefoot guidance is a rare and useful feature; not a fast or bouncy ride, and the toe guard forces a half-to-full size up, but Matt prescribes it for runners with mild forefoot stability needs going long. — Doctors of Running
An unusually durable ultramarathon stability shoe whose 3D Archrail forefoot guidance is a rare and useful feature; not a fast or bouncy ride, and the toe guard forces a half-to-full size up, but Matt prescribes it for runners with mild forefoot stability needs going long.
Best for: Long-distance and ultramarathon runners with a higher cadence, shorter stride, and mild medial forefoot stability needs.
Doctors of Running notes: Knit upper is comfortable against bare skin and the gusseted tongue locks in well, but the aggressive toe guard pressures the first toe — Matt recommends a half size up daily and a full size up for ultras to allow for swelling.
Per Doctors of Running.
The Mount to Coast P1 weighs about 269g (men's 9), has a 36.0mm heel stack and a 10.0mm heel-toe drop.
Next Pair aggregates 1 expert review of the Mount to Coast P1, including Doctors of Running.
Per Doctors of Running.
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