H1

After my second run, I noticed a tear in the exposed white foam channel in the forefoot area of the outsole, likely caused by sharp ground debris puncturing the unprotected midsole groove.

Almost perfect hybrid shoe. I love the simple shoe with no plate or beefed up design. Only thing I would change is adding a 3mm vibram outsole. I live on the east coast and a good outsole will make a good trail shoe great. It was a little slippery on the rocks but then again I probably had it on trails it wasn’t designed for.

I’ve gone from Altra to Topo and now to MTC. This is my second pair of the H1’s. I need a wide toe box and was cautious about the MTC, but they fit like a glove and last! I put 531 miles on my first pair, having done a trail 50 miler toward the end of that time, and I plan getting a 3rd pair of H1’s when this second is spent! Thanks MTC!

Took it for 10mile trail. Overall great shoe. Bit of slip going down hill and wish it had a bit more padding on the heel to prevent heel cuts. Maybe just me wearing thin running socks.

I bought these to walk the Camino Portuguese, total of 375km. The tow box was really narrow compared to their other shoes and the shoe ran small. I was starting to feel the bottom of the shoes after mile 6/8 everyday which was a big bummer. I will say my joints felt supported and I didn’t notice much back pain when I would wear them. They are ok shoes but I think they have better ones

Just wrapped up 600 miles in my pair that I bought last November!

I used these as my "do it all" shoe. Lots of road miles on sidewalks/streets. Lots of miles on gravel roads. A trail marathon. And some technical trails.

Definitely best for smooth trails. Love this shoe going up hill.

Shoe did feel a little narrow in the mid-foot at times.

I ran my first ultra in the H-1s the road portion of the race was breezey the gravel section was a little to much for this shoe for me. I love this shoe it got me my first buckle. But the best part is no matter what I want to wear the shoe not just a runner the shoe is comfortable and functional.

I've now worn these for multiple races and they are my shoe of choice. They are great for my run to the park because I have to take road to get there and then it is dirt/grassy paths. These are comfortable enough for the road and still have enough grip for the trails. I wear a size 8.5 which is my normal running shoe size.
I also very much like that there are the dual laces.

Great shoe, I have used 2 pairs and put 500+ miles on one and working to do the same with my newer pair. This shoe would be 5 stars if it had a wider toe box. I understand Mount to Coast advertises these shoes as a good fit for people with wide feet but I disagree. My toes are left with little room and the company would benefit from having a wide toe box option. My toes felt crushed after my last ultramarathon, the double lacing system helps but not enough.

Otherwise, everything else about the shoe is pretty great, just be careful about rubbing the shoe on something, the foam rips somewhat easy.

Quickly has become my favorite shoe. From Nike and Topo to T1 & H1’s.

The H1 has been the most reliable running shoe that I have worn yet. I have logged around 1000 miles so far this year while rotating between three pairs of the H1 shoe.

Excellent fit, adaptable for all foot types and training needs. Most comfortable shoe I’ve ever worn.

Pony Express 50 miler this weekend in a single pair of H1's. These shoes are the absolute truth, no issue or discomfort the entire run. Great product Guys, looking forward to more adventures in mine!!!!

Loving the H1’s so far! Ran my first BYU in them with no major issues. 77 miles and only one tiny blister. My new go to trainer for road and trail.

The laces are short. If you tie them, because of the short laces tie them it makes it really tight and it hurts the top of your foot. Hard to assess other aspects of it when the fit doesn’t feel good.