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The North Face Altamesa 300 review: what runners say
- Fit
- Generous fit, especially in the forefoot and midfoot. Some runners report excessive internal volume with standard laces, fixable by tightening the serrated laces.
- Feel
- Single-layer EVA with a surprisingly lively character: bouncy and soft, with a moderate rocker. After 30–50 km, a progressive loss of foam feel becomes noticeable.
- Durability
- Category-standard around 300 km, but the foam shows early rocker breakdown in the forefoot within the first 50 km. Surface Control 2.0 outsole with 4 mm lugs rated solid on varied terrain.
- Best for
- Daily trail from road-to-trail to moderately technical singletrack. Suited for long training runs and active recovery; not recommended for deep mud or snow.
- Weak points
- Foam feel degrades faster than expected (30–50 km). Heel collar and tongue can create friction points with prolonged use. Some runners report toe jam on technical descents.
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3 shopsSpec sheet
- Drop
- 6 mm
- Heel stack
- 36 mm
- Forefoot stack
- 30 mm
- Weight
- 293 g
- Plate
- TPU
- Foam
- EVA
- Use
- Trail
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