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Mountain Trek Shoes

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$223.17 $359.95 In stock

The Mountain Trek Shoes are a hybrid of trail running shoes and trekking boots. The lightweight shoes offer large grooves on the sole for gripping the ground in muddy conditions, ankle stability, and water resistance. The Mountain Trek Shoes feature a nylon upper, lugged sole, tongue with pull tab, and laces.


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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Avery G. ★★★★★

Took these through a muddy trail last weekend and the ankle stability was a pleasant surprise—no rolling on the uneven rocks. They're light enough to feel like running shoes, but the grip kept me solid on the slick patches.

Christopher ★★★★★

The sole’s deep grooves grabbed the slick trail after yesterday’s rain without a hint of slipping, and I barely felt the weight on my feet for a full eight-mile loop. They’re the first shoe that feels ready for both a fast jog and a rocky scramble.

Hannah ★★★★★

The ankle support is exactly what I needed on rocky descents, and the sole’s big grooves kept me steady through a slick, root-covered section. Lighter than my old boots yet felt just as stable, which surprised me.