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Montrail Streak Trail Running Shoe - Men's

Montrail Streak Trail Running Shoe - Men's description

Montrail made the Men's Streak Trail Running Shoes with multi-directional outsoles and Gryptonite sticky rubber, so you have less of a chance of decking and scraping some delicate areas as you streak through the woods. Since the rest of your skin is free, cool, and comfortable in the evening air, it's only fair that the Streak Trail Shoes' lightweight uppers allow for feet cooling and breathing. Responsive midsoles in these Montrail shoes absorb shock, while flexible, protective materials between the outsoles and mid-soles protect the sides of your feet from rock jabs.

These are quite nice. The heal has a ton of cushion and they feel great on the old dogs (feet). I do not recommend using these in the Desert where there is a lot of sand because the sand easily slips through the mesh and builds up in the shoes. Made my feet a little raw when that happened. Other than that I love these bad boys. Light weight with good cushioning. They fit true to size.

I got a pair of these to go with my Montrail Hurricane Ridge XCR's. The XCR's are Gore Tex and perfect for the wet weather here in the Pacific NW. (I'm on my second pair in as many years). Like the Hurricane's the Streak felt perfect right out of the box, no break in time was necessary. I went right out and did 6-miles with no complaints. They are a very light shoe and with the mesh sides, I agree with ironpaw, they are a perfect shoe for hot days. The next best thing to barefoot, I am a big fan of Montrail. Once I found the size that works for me, I grabbed another pair. When it is time to retire my well-worn faves I've got a replacement in reserve. Great company, great shoe.

I have worn the Montrail Hardrock's for ten 100 mile runs and thought I would never use another shoe. Then the Streak came along this summer and I fell in love all over again. I just did a 50 mile race in them and they were great, my feet were no more sore then they would have been in the Hardrock's. They are light, responsive, they protect fairly well but not like the Hardrock. So for super technical trails the Hardrock is still the way to go. I've had no problem with the laces, I've never had to retie them. They won't last as long as other shoes however, I'm 5'8" 165 and I only get about 200 miles on them before they lost their spring. Sizing is the same as all other Montrail shoes so if you wear an 11 then get an 11 in the Streak. Try them you'll love them!