I’ve been in the Army for 34 years now and I started wearing Altra shoes on one of my Deployments to Afghanistan. They’re a great shoe and at the time time shoe I’ve ever worn to run and workout in, until I bought a pair of Speedland shoes by far the most durable and comfortable shoe I’ve ever had. Love them. But my big thing is I buy 4-5 pairs of shoes a year due to miles. So my question is why are you always sold out? Well I guess I answered my own question. But if you’re always selling out 🫶🏻, then why aren’t you making more?

Put a 100 or so miles on these when on vacation in AZ. They worked equally well on well groomed, flat, desert trails and technical, mountainous paths outside of Tucson. Highly recommend!!!

This is my second pair of Speedland shoes. The shoes are comfortable right out of the box. No break in period required. The boa two lace system is super convenient allowing you to tighten or loosen the shoes with a simple twist. The knit uppers are comfortable and durable. I used my first pair on the Wasatch 100 and plan on taking this pair through Western States. I have used them with and without the carbon fiber insert and love the convenience of taking it out for certain conditions. The toe box is ample. The knit uppers helps prevent gaps around the ankle that I have found with other boa lace system running shoes. The only thing that I wish was different was the I wish there built in gaiter attachments seen in other shoes.

I was concerned about the toe box but it is just as wide as the altra shoes i’ve ran in. The shoes give great cushion and room. Definitely worth it

Shout out to Chris for getting back to me when I reached out for advice. I have really wide feet and have struggled to find an ultra shoe. It took a while to break these in, but one they were dialed they were keepers. Fast, responsive, a lot of protection but I still have some solid ground feel.