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Topo Athletic
Ultraventure Trail Running Shoe - Women's

4.5 out of 5 stars
2 Reviews

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Ultraventure Trail Running Shoe

Whether your adventures involve big mountain ultra races or quick after-work trail runs, the Topo Athletic Ultraventure Trail Running Shoe will be a steady go-to for those looking for added support, comfort, and on-trail performance. When you need grip on steep trails, wet rock, and quick switchbacks the Vibram XS Trek oustole is there to give you trusted traction in any conditions, and even features a spaced-out lug design that sheds mud and snow easily while still maintaining the performance you need to cover ground fast.


The Ultraventure provides a little more cushioning than most Topo shoes thanks to its triple-density EVA midsole, which uses an innovative design that balances responsive cushioning, soft protection on downhills, and a stable transition throughout your gait. The result is a solid all-around ride that makes it easy to cruise over technical terrain, and thanks to the Ultraventure's abrasion-resistant mesh upper and self-draining system, you'll be ready for anything the trail can throw at you.


Details

  • Max-cushioned trail runner for long days spent far from home
  • Triple density midsole ensures a smooth ride on any terrain
  • Vibram outsole sheds mud and snow while offering reliable grip
  • Breathable mesh upper resists abrasion to roots and rocks
  • Ortholite footbed provides responsive comfort that won't break down
  • Drainage gills help release water when you pound through puddles
  • Gaiter attachment works easily with Topo Athletic gaiters
  • Item #TPA0015
Upper Material
mesh
Closure
lace
Footbed
Ortholite
Midsole
multi-density EVA
Sole
Vibram XS Trek
Cushion
max
Heel / Forefoot Height
30 / 25mm
Drop
5mm
Claimed Weight
(size 7) 8oz
Recommended Use
trail running
Manufacturer Warranty
30 days

Overall Rating

4.5 based on 2 ratings

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4 out of 5 stars

December 14, 2020

Great for wider feet

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer
Size Bought:
8.5
Height:
5' 4.5"
Weight:
180

I purchased these shoes in August for trail running and also used for speed walking on pavement. In terms of fit, I feel I have finally found the perfect shoe for me after 30 years of trying different brands and styles. I have a close-to-wide foot and always bought regular width shoes because the wide width would be too loose in general. Because of that the fabric outside of my small toes would tear out over time. These shoes have plenty of room for my toes and I am able to adjust to a perfect fit in the heel. Regarding shoe length - my one foot is an 8 and my other is an 8.5-9ish. I usually buy size 9 running shoes. I did purchase these in an 8.5 size anticipating more play in the toe area. My larger foot did touch the end of the shoe at times, but no blisters, the other foot fit great. I believe if I would have sized up to 9 as I usually do in running shoes, these would have been too big. I found the shoes to be responsive, cushioned. I had a little ankle rolling and tripping on roots but not more than usual for me. My feet were not sore after running on trails with rocks and roots. They feel like a glove and I'm not "aware" of my shoes when running with these. I am disappointed in the durability of the sole. After about 125 miles I already had significant wear on the sides of the foot bed portion at the front of the shoes. At 200 miles now, the soles are basically flattened with no tread from the middle to outer third of the shoes. I realize I am a heavy runner, about 180lbs, but I have never had shoes wear out so quickly before. The trails I am running on are typical for Indiana - dirt/mud/roots/some rocks - nothing extreme. I question whether the training I do on pavement has caused the quick wear. I plan to buy another pair and see how the next ones wear. I really hope they last longer because otherwise I really really love these shoes and would say I found the exact brand for my feet.

Beverly T
5 out of 5 stars

November 1, 2020

Simple no-nonsense shoe

Familiarity:
I've used it several times

I chose the Topo Ultraventure because it fit all of my criteria: a modest drop, wide toe box, good cushioning and somewhat stiff sole. I had Hoka Speedgoats before these and found the cushioning was just too lofty for all but the mildest trails. While I appreciated the feel of the footbed, I would roll my ankles regularly so I wanted something with a lower profile. Additionally, I read a review that compared these to the Pearl Izumi EM trail series which were my favorite shoes of all time and sadly aren't made anymore. Having worn these shoes for about two weeks now, on 5-8 mile rugged trail runs, I can say with some confidence that I love them. My heels swam around in them a bit until I dialed in the fit, and now they are snug and comfy. In fact, I don't even think about the shoes at all while I'm wearing them, which is probably the best thing that can be said about a pair of shoes! They are just stiff enough to offer some protection against roots and rocks. I have sesamoid problems so I try to wear shoes with plenty of cushion and protection. These are comfortably cushioned without being over the top like the Hokas. They feel low to the ground so I can feel the terrain without being tall and tippy. I would compare the ride to Salomon XA pro or Sense pro with a wider toe box. The toe box is reminiscent of Altras without the super flexibility and zero drop, which have been a problem for me. I have not done any long runs with these yet but from my current perspective I'd say the Ultraventure is a great choice for a simple, no-nonsense trail runner. They have the cushioning and protection I need without going overboard, and they have a natural, glove-like fit with a generous toe box. I can't say how these will hold up over time but they do have a solid toe cap and the upper material seems rugged.

Amalia S