H1

I train on the road because I'm a mom of 3 and have to go early in the morning but I race on the trail, so I need a shoe that can do both. I've been wanting to try these for awhile and I'm so glad I did! Love them!

I was a little hesitant because I've never heard of the brand, but they came highly recommended from a close friend who has done cross country all her life. My H1s surpass every running shoe I've owned. I rotated them in after I ran 6 miles in my hokas which gave me blisters around my toes. While running in them, my feet are supported to where my toes don't rub and I havent had blisters since.

Great shoe. I usually wear an 8.5 but should have gone with a 9, feels just a bit snug at the end of shoe. Width is good.

I really love these shoes for longs runs. I specifically needed shoes like these because in the area where I run, it's a trail, road and gravel😅 so I'm really excited I found these shoes, they work great!

I wore these shoes during the Yeti 100 miler (a rail to trail course, with a mix of pavement, dirt and crushed gravel) and here is why they are my new favorite shoe!
1. I got them only days before the race and had not run in any Mount to Coast shoes prior. I’m seasoned enough in Ultras to know better than to try anything new on race day, but I had my drop bags packed with my usual shoe – so I knew I could bail on these if I needed to. I ran the ENTIRE race in this shoe, only changing my socks once.
2. The humidity was brutal, but these shoes were so breathable that my feet stayed mostly dry. Where other runners were literally taking off their waterlogged shoes and wringing out their socks – my feet stayed damp at their worst.
3. I don’t remember seeing this advertised, but I noticed that I wasn’t getting any small rocks inside my shoes, even though I wasn’t wearing gaiters like most of the runners. The way the cushion is designed around the ankle is somehow so snug that it keeps rocks out, but something I didn’t even notice until I realized I wasn’t having the issue like most other runners out there.
4. The dual lacing system came in to play after mile 80 – I stopped for about 10 minutes at an aid station, and my feet started to swell. I was able to loosen the toe box area as needed, while keeping my ankle lacing nice and snug.
5. Adding this last, but it is my favorite part. Trail shoes are EXPENSIVE, and over the last few years when I’ve purchased shoes from other major brands, I can only ever get about 200 miles out of them before the uppers start to tear, or the tread comes unglued, or they are so worn down they aren’t grippy anymore. After 100 miles (most like 200 miles now) this shoe, although dirty, still looks new.

** SIZING, i normally wear a 9.5 Wide in almost every shoe. I ordered a 9.5 regular in this shoe and it was a perfect fit.