H1

I already put 20 mi and I really like the support in the back and the arc with enough space in the toe box. Great balance. Not supper responsive but the drop helps to move forward. I am now thinking to get the T1 for my heavy more technical trail running.

I wore the Mount to Coast H1 for Mont Blanc and it performed really well — no blisters at all, which let me rely on it as my only shoe for the rest of our trip through Europe. That included plenty of walking and road running in London (15+ miles a day) and more of the same in Berlin. For a shoe to handle everything from alpine trails to city pavement without any foot issues says a lot about the fit and comfort.

The one caveat: this isn't a super technical shoe. We got lucky with good weather on the trail, but on some of the more technical sections, the tread and grip weren't quite enough. If conditions had been wet or more rugged, I think the shoe would've struggled to keep up.

My other issue is durability — the seams started ripping in a few spots with only a little over 100 miles on them, which is disappointing for a shoe otherwise built well. That's really the only thing holding it back from a full 5 stars.

If I were to do this trip again, I'd actually bring this shoe specifically for city walking and running — the tread turned out to be genuinely helpful on the older, uneven streets and infrastructure you find in parts of Europe. But for the trail portion, I would've liked something more technical, like the T1.

Overall: excellent comfort and versatility for mixed-terrain travel and everyday mileage, just don't expect it to handle serious technical terrain or hold up over the long haul. Hope this helps anyone debating whether to pick these up!

Great fit … did a 2 mile recovery run right out of the box on a treadmill and they have great energy return and fit true to size. Next day did 11 miles on a state park trail and they held up great on the trails. Will be running an ultra in them at the end of September

Not a big fan of them, i just ran a 24 hour ultra marathon in them and had to seap them out after 6 laps. The toe box is too big and its way too tight on the sides of my feet. I would return them if i could.

I’ve taken these for 3 runs so far and I love them. Comfortable and secure fit

First run 9 miles this morning! These are fantastic best way I can describe them. Think of your favorite t shirt but for your feet! Highly recommend great product.

i bought myself a pair and loved them so much i had to buy my wife a pair. my swiss army knife in the shoe department.

The shoes are comfy. I love how well they transition from trail to road. I'm quite pleased with these shoes.

Purchased this (H1) at Oct. 9 2025 and didn’t do rucking with it until past 4 months. The collar padding worn out and had small holes on both shoes after logged around 600km. Others parts of shoes are still good though. Hopefully being improved on the next generation.

I have been running in these for a week now and feel amazing.

It would be the perfect shoe if the toe box were wider.

Overall, I’m ambivalent towards this shoe. There are some aspects I really enjoy and some that have left me pretty disappointed.

Pros:
- It is pretty lightweight
- It has a wide range of use
- I personally enjoy the tuned fit system as I usually need the forefoot very snug in my shoes and it can be hard to do that without getting lace bite. This system was great for avoiding that.

Cons:
- My biggest and most disappointing experience was that I only got 280 miles in this shoe before the outsole began peeling off. With the brand’s advertisements and several online accounts championing its “durability” I really expected to get more life out of these shoes. I exclusively used this shoe on gravel and easy trail so I was not really even putting it through the wringer per se. (For reference, 150-155lbs runner).
- The ride is smooth and efficient, but not bouncy; the brand claims its energy return is as good as PEBA, but I don’t feel that to be true. It has good cushion but not the same “pop”

For the price, I’m not sure if I will buy these shoes again. I thought the value proposition of significantly better durability was worthwhile when I originally purchased them but they didn’t quite hold up to that for me. YMMV.

I have only put about 30 miles on these shoes. 20 of which at a last man standing race. No blisters and the shoes felt great. My only minor complaint is the arch feels a little high for me.

Lives up to its name. Recently I purchased the H1 (along with t1 will leave another review). I’ve have done a couple shakeout runs in this shoes and it has felt great on trails and light gravel/clay paths around the area. This previous Sunday I set out on a solo self supported 100 mile journey from the Appalachian trail to Harper’s ferry down to the coast by the NationsCapitol. The shoes them selves held up great didn’t switch them out over the span of the activity and my feet were fine for minimal prep. I switched to the MTC shoes and over my last couple runs I don’t see myself buying any other shoes. Looking forward to the drop to the new M1 coming on going to snag a pair for utmb grindstone!

Great fit, roomy toe box, well balanced, rigid enough for trails, cushioned enough for comfort, just enough tread blocks for traction, great hybrid, road, gravel and trail shoe. I hope i get the miles out of them,

Comfortable out of the box, this is my second pair, took them out of the box and ran 17 miles on gravel, can’t think of a better shoe !