Offtrail Ultra Trail Running Shoe - Women's

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I took the Offtrail Ultra Trail Running Shoe on a big vert day that started on runnable trail and finished on exposed scrambling, and the shoe handled the full range without asking me to compromise at any point. At 8 ounces per half pair, it barely registers on the foot, and the SCREEGUARD gaiter is one of those features you stop noticing because it just quietly does its job all day long."

Some objectives demand a shoe that refuses to be the limiting factor, and the North Face Offtrail Ultra Trail Running Shoe was designed alongside North Face athletes specifically for those days. The kind of days when the route starts on buffed singletrack, transitions into loose, rocky switchbacks, and eventually asks you to use your hands. A lightweight seamless dual-wrap forefoot wraps the foot in a supportive, friction-free lockdown, while hydrophobic ripstop at the rear quarter handles moisture without dragging weight into every stride. The integrated SCREEGUARD gaiter moves with the foot and seals the collar against the scree, debris, and grit that accumulates relentlessly on technical mountain terrain.

At just 8.0 ounces per half pair, the Offtrail Ultra Trail Running Shoe carries the kind of featherweight feel that disappears on long approaches and stays imperceptible through big descents. The dual-density DREAMBOUND nitrogen super-foam midsole does the heavy lifting underfoot, pairing a firmer outer and bottom layer for protection and durability with a softer inner layer that rebounds and cushions through steep and rocky miles. The 29mm heel stack and 6mm offset keep the platform low and connected to the trail without sacrificing the comfort needed to stay moving late in the day. A full-length SURFACE CTRL outsole with THINWEB technology sheds weight from the sole without giving up a single point of grip, and the athlete-informed scrambling zone at the toe turns rock moves from a hesitation into a confident commitment. This is a shoe built for the mountains by people who actually run them.