Mountain Marathons generally involve off-road, off-path terrain - grass, rocks, bogs, tussocks, heather etc! As such they require proper fell shoes. Road shoes should never be worn, as they have insufficient grip and can even be dangerous. Road / Trail shoes generally lack sufficient stability, as they hold the heel to high from the ground, and allow too much movement inside the shoe. Trail / Fell hybrids may be ok in some situations, for example in some summer MMs when the ground is hard and firm and some cushioning may be required. However the winners choice will always be an out-and-out fell shoe, provding grip, lightness and a tight fit.
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Inov8 Mudclaw 333 Fell Running Shoe
The Mudclaw 333 is an updated version of the 330 with a new sticky rubber sole. When the Mudclaw 330 '0' first arrived on the scene people where amazed at the depth and... |
£85.00 £76.50
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La Sportiva Crosslite
La-Sportiva have been making footware in Italy for over 100 years! (and you thought Walsh had heratage) However this is there first foray into the fell shoe market proper. Having... |
£85.00
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La Sportiva Xcountry
A model designed specifically for fell running races on wet and muddy terrain. Ideal... |
£85.00
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Walsh PB Elite Extreme
A super durable version of the classic PB Elite Trainer. Walsh use a much stronger upper fabric to help resist against wear from scree, bracken and under growth. Built on the same... |
£70.00 £63.00
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