Men's Orange Topo Athletic Trail 🏃 Running Shoes - Perfect for Athletic Endeavors Review

I love the light weight, feel great, look great. Not suitable for running on hard surfaces such as sidewalks. Knees hurt afterwards. However, trail running/walking is fantastic.

For reference, I'm not a runner or a weightlifter. I love to be active and my job requires me to excel in all fitness categories and this shoe helps me to do that. Other than that, I usually train 6 days a week and always train strength and running at the same time. Run 20-50 miles per week depending on my goals for the year. I also ride Ultra for fun. I have stone feet and I always have trouble finding the right shoes. But usually I come at 10-10.5. For this model I ordered 10.5, ran and…

The fit, feel and zero heel are amazing. Unfortunately after two weeks indoors the shoes started to fall apart. Beautiful design, terrible quality. Don't do it, you won't be happy.

I was looking for a shoe that could be a trail/road hybrid shoe. I tried the Nike Wild Horse 5/Pegasus Trail/Terra Kiger 5 but they were too tight at the tip and/or had too much drop for my liking. The MT-3 fit great and I prefer a relatively small drop (think 3mm?). The ground is almost perfect - not too rough for the road, but enough traction/tread to handle rough terrain. I rode 70-100km, stay healthy. I'll probably try to buy them again when I'm ready.

I would give an instant 5+ stars for the comfort and style/fit of these shoes. I spent some time researching shoes and wearing different brands to treat my plantar fasciitis and finally settled on the Topo brand. Shoes come off the sole ONLY after 5 months (no continuous use). Upper shoe completely withdrawn from sale. For how much you spend and a reputable name, I'm REALLY disappointed! I don't even run with them, I just do light walks and gymnastics, any suggestions?

I love Topo and have bought many pairs for my husband and sons but the lace strap which broke in a key area with less than 20 miles is very disappointing!

very light weight, shape of the foot, good design, unusual synthetic material is a good point. but the tongue of the shoe is more tightened than the brand's shoe is not in the shape of the foot. The biggest disappointment was the collar on the heel. Heel collar too low. it doesn't support my ankle securely. topo bought my first. but i will try another top for better experience.

These shoes feel great. Super light and comfortable, roomy and seems to push you forward like a trampoline. Well, maybe not so much, but for me it's a noticeable recovery. So far they make a pretty solid impression. If they continue to work this well I may have to buy another pair in the future if they still make them. They look great and I love the orange color.

I had never owned a pair of Topos before, but I wanted shoes with more toe room as my toes were getting cramped from ski boots and other tight shoes. Ever since I got these shoes, my toes have started to separate. I've used them for trail running, hiking and short runs. I love her.

Very disappointed. Only 30 miles on foot and the day before he was due to start the Pacific Trail he discovered the boot was beginning to break the day after returning the boot. I buy through Revain partly because of the return policy, I've bought a lot through Revain with few returns.

Too tight all over and on the toes no matter how they are marketed. Also, the upper is significantly stiffer than the Altras I've been riding for years (Superiors, Lone Peaks, Timps). Returned.

I bought these shoes to replace worn out hiking boots on a trip to Utah's Big Five National Parks. I wore them to work for a few days to break in (one day would have been enough). On the trip I took only the MT-3 and a pair of sandals, so the MT-3 should serve both on paved ground and on difficult hikes. It handled both of these tasks impeccably, as did the Topo Athletic's signature fit and ground feel (I increased the size by 0.5 as recommended on the Topo website). Traction on the MT-3 was…

A synthetic coating can increase their lifespan, but compromise breathability and drainage. Excellent grip, but real stone slab can be used. When you walk on rocky paths you will feel everything, good and bad.

Great grip for trail running and incredible overall comfort. I was surprised to learn that they are made in China after browsing the manufacturer's website.

third pair of Topo MT shoes I've bought. Good padding and comfort, goes well with my high arches and temples. I order 1/2 size larger than what I usually wear with other brands

Maybe I got a bad couple? Uppers started separating after 5 miles of walking. I had better luck with the older version of Topo MT-2s. So maybe just inconsistent quality control? Got a refund for them.

I ordered the MT-3 as an economical successor to my Topo Terraventure 2 shoes, which I really liked, but have already ridden over 800 miles in them. The MT-3s just didn't fit, especially in the toe box, so I sent them back.

The build quality and the materials make a solid impression. Compared to the Altra Lone Peak, the forefoot is narrower. Also, the heel cup feels low and flat and the heel slides off. The Altra Lone Peak 12.5 is the same size as the MT-3 which is a size 13. Overall a tight and narrow shoe towards the forefoot and loose in the heel. This shoe doesn't fit me.

Topo's was recommended to me a few years ago because of my back problems. The only problem is if they are not well built. They tend to crack and fall apart within six months of use. However, they are very helpful for back problems.

Shoes felt good but a bit short. I went to the Topo website, they advised me to order half a size up for this model. So I returned it and ordered a new one without any problems. The size may vary I think