Altra Experience Form running shoes

Very comfortable

Muy cómodas

2025/12/15

RUBÉN MARCOS

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Very comfortable and high quality...with a wide sole, as all shoes should be, shaped to the foot...

Muy cómodas y de calidad...con suela ancha como deberían ser todas las zapatillas, con forma de pie...

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2025/07/31

giuseppe

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It's my third pair of shoes, I'm happy with them, and they're an excellent shoe with a low drop, recommended, comfortable, with a nice color, I've been using Altra for many years, I'm a little biased

E' il mio terzo paio di scarpe ,mi trovo bene ,ed è un ottima scarpa con drop ,basso,consigliate, comode ,con un bel colore ,uso Altra da tantissimi anni ,sono un pò di parte

new support logic, 4mm ideal to balance weight

new support logic, 4mm ideal to balance weight

2025/07/30

spyridon

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I did my first run without shin pain after 10 years! It’s definitely not because of the foam — it’s the same category as all the other supportive shoes I’ve worn. I believe the secret is the shoe’s geometry that offers better mechanics. Initially, the toe box width gives a nice feel (surprisingly, the NB 574 are wider). Also, the 4mm drop ,is key. It helped me run “naturally” since with other >6mm drops I often felt like I was dragging my heels (midfoot runner and yes, I’m a bit heavy and slow). But, I don’t think I’ll ever choose 0mm drop ,because I think it messes up the geometry — it’s something nobody talks about. Depending on foam quality (soft-firm) 0mm might even feel like -4mm. The +4mm drop ,of the Altra Form balances this out since the foam is a bit firm. While running, this feeling is unique and pleasant, but during walking and standing, I caught myself leaning backward many times. However, I’ve been wearing 0mm Birkenstock sandals at home for years and for many hours, so maybe that also matters. Finally, with the foam you don’t feel the pointy harder spots that other supportive shoes have, which keep the foot from rolling. They say the new logic and natural body mechanics might be better, and the shoe comes with side walls only to hold it straight when needed and yes its true, its much better. The overall package feels upadated (fabric, laces, design) but who cares if mechanics are great to run? To not bore you further — I ran without discomfort in my shins, achilles, or knees and this is a big satisfy.

I did my first run without shin pain after 10 years! It’s definitely not because of the foam — it’s the same category as all the other supportive shoes I’ve worn. I believe the secret is the shoe’s geometry that offers better mechanics. Initially, the toe box width gives a nice feel (surprisingly, the NB 574 are wider). Also, the 4mm drop ,is key. It helped me run “naturally” since with other >6mm drops I often felt like I was dragging my heels (midfoot runner and yes, I’m a bit heavy and slow). But, I don’t think I’ll ever choose 0mm drop ,because I think it messes up the geometry — it’s something nobody talks about. Depending on foam quality (soft-firm) 0mm might even feel like -4mm. The +4mm drop ,of the Altra Form balances this out since the foam is a bit firm. While running, this feeling is unique and pleasant, but during walking and standing, I caught myself leaning backward many times. However, I’ve been wearing 0mm Birkenstock sandals at home for years and for many hours, so maybe that also matters. Finally, with the foam you don’t feel the pointy harder spots that other supportive shoes have, which keep the foot from rolling. They say the new logic and natural body mechanics might be better, and the shoe comes with side walls only to hold it straight when needed and yes its true, its much better. The overall package feels upadated (fabric, laces, design) but who cares if mechanics are great to run? To not bore you further — I ran without discomfort in my shins, achilles, or knees and this is a big satisfy.

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Fan de Altra

2025/06/24

Pedro

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I've been using Altra for many years, and although I like to try other brands, I always end up going back to Altra. For my wide feet, they're the most comfortable I can run in. The 0-0 drop has always worked well for me, and now I wanted to try Altra's 0-4 drop, since the experience with other brands with a higher drop has always been positive. So far, I've tried them out on a 10km run, and what I consider key in a good pair of shoes, I haven't felt anything in my foot that caught my attention, so I've only worried about breathing and running.

Llevo utilizando Altra muchos años y aunque me gusta probar otras marcas siempre acabo volviendo a Altra. Para mis pies anchos son lo mas cómodo con lo que puedo correr. El drop ,0 cero siempre me ha ido bien y ahora quería probarme con drop ,4 de Altra ya que las sensaciones en otras marcas con un drop ,mas alto siempre han sido positivas. De momento las he probado con una salida de 10km y lo que para mi es clave en unas buenas zapatillas, no he sentido nada en el pie que haya llamado mi atención, por lo que solo me he preocupado de respirar y correr.

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2025/02/08

simon

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not so many running shoes with a 4mm drop anymore... It's unfortunate and so I tested these Altra in desperation. I'm delighted, the sensations are really great and comfortable. For the size, I wear 45 in life and 47 for running (notably the Peregrine from Saucony). So I took 47 for these pumps, it was what was needed.

plus tant de chaussure de course avec un drop ,de 4mm... C'est malheureux et du coup j'ai testé ces Altra en désespoir de cause. Je suis ravi, les sensations sont vraiment top et confortables. Pour la pointure, je chausse du 45 dans la vie et 47 pour la course (notamment les peregrine de chez Saucony). J'ai donc pris du 47 pour ces pompes, c'était ce qu'il fallait.