Topo Athletic Men's Pursuit Comfortable Zero Drop Trail Running Shoes, Athletic Shoes for Trail Running
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Size: 13
Color: Orange/Aqua
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Department : mens
Date First Available : May 14, 2022
Manufacturer : Topo Athletic
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Best Sellers Rank: #3,079,980 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #1,364 in Men's Trail Running Shoes
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (127)
Color: Orange/Aqua
Heel Type: Platform Heel
Toe Style: Closed Toe
Occasion Lifestyle: Casual
Style Name: Pursuit
Pattern: Solid
Seasons: All
Special Features: Cushioned
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Sport Type: Multi-Sport
Specific Uses For Product: Multi-Sport
Shoe Type: Athletic Shoe
Outer Material: Mesh
lining-description: mesh
Sole Material: Rubber
Insole Material: OrthoLite Performance Insole
Material Fabric: Mesh
Brand: Topo Athletic
Model Name: Zero Drop
Style Number: M057-130-ORGAQU
UPC: 810109144341
Manufacturer: Topo Athletic
Manufacturer Part Number: M057-130-ORGAQU
Item Weight: 0.5 Pounds
Shoe Height Map: Low Top
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To provide some background, I am a 6’2”, 190lb, midfoot-striking Wasatch mountain trail runner that ran exclusively in Altras for about 8 years. In 2019 I finally got fed up with Altra’s quality issues, inconsistent sizing, and cushioning that goes flat after 150 miles and switched to Hoka. I ran in the EVO Speedgoat for a few years, but they were too narrow for my feet. I would constantly get blisters on the outside of my big toe and the inside of my pinky toe. When the Speedgoat 5 came out, I purchased it in a WIDE, hoping that the toe box would be wider, but the toe box was still too narrow. It looked like they just made the midfoot and heel wider, it was a horrible fitting shoe… and I don’t consider my feet to be very wide. Most of my miles are on trails but I had some TOPO road shoes in my rotations for short pavement runs (Magnifly, Phantom, etc) and really liked the fit so I tried the MT-4 trail shoe last year and loved the fit. The Pursuit is very similar to the MT-4, with more cushion and zero drop (as opposed to 3mm drop in the MT-4), so I was excited to try the Pursuit. I purchased the Pursuit as soon as it came out this year and it was amazing right out of the box. The cushion is not as “springy” as the Speedgoat but the cushion is just right. It has a nice balanced feeling and I’m glad they did not put a rock plate in it, because it doesn’t need it. The Vibram Mega grip outsole lives up the hype - it has amazing grip on everything from wet granite to dry, loose sandy trails. The toe box is nice and roomy for toe splay, yet the midfoot and heel have a nice snug feel (this is critically important when descending 1000 feet per mile on a loose trail). I was able to get a perfect lockdown right out of the box without any lacing shenanigans, which makes the shoe feel very nimble and agile compared to the Speedgoat. The laces have kind of a chalky feel to them, which I think helps prevent them from loosening up on long runs. The mesh upper and the padded tongue are very comfortable and breathe well. The sizing is dead-on, just like all the other TOPOs I’ve ran in and I’ve never had any quality issues with TOPO shoes. I’m really hard on shoes and typically replace them around 350 miles. I don’t see hardly any wear on these after 100 miles and they still feel the same as they did after the first couple of runs. I don’t foresee any issues with these going the distance. These shoes are my new go-to for long distance trail runs and I’ve already stocked up on a few extra pairs.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2022 by Ginger Rast
I have been running in Altra shoes almost exclusively since 2014 but over the last 2 years their quality has gone down so I decided to try these shoes when my lone peak 5s were worn out. They are incredible. They feel like the lone peaks but with vibram soles, better construction and much better lockdown through the midfoot which keeps my feet much more stable on rocks and angled boulders. The are calling these the lone peak killers and I have to agree. I will be sticking with Topo for a long time is they continue to make such high quality shoes. I did try the first version of the Topo Ultraventure a couple of years ago and it was a good shoe but it was the first version and although I liked it I wasn't super impressed like I am with the pursuit. For me, I use the pursuit for runs of 10 miles or less and still use my Altra Olympus for long runs, 30ks and 50ks. When they wear out I will try the new Ultraventure 3s as my long distance shoe. I highly recommend you try the Topo Pursuit! I let one of my running friends try my Pursuits and they are also switching from Lone peak to the Topo. Altra- I still love you but you have fallen behind this great company.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024 by Amazon Customer
These are fantastic trail shoes. Hawaii is notorious for muddy trails, but these beasts tackle the mud like a pro. I’ve been running in them for 5 months now and they’re still doing great, very little signs of wear and the lugs on the bottom are still intact. I’ve already bought a second pair to queue up for when these finally break down. Very comfortable, perfect cushioning and ultra stable on rutted, root infested trails. I thought I’d provide an update. I’m now on my third pair of these shoes and will be ordering a fourth soon. The original pair is about 14 months old now. It was retired to yard work about six months ago. I have a very steep and rocky yard. These shoes keep me from tumbling down the slope. The lugs on the soles have held up well, unlike those on a previous pair of Solomons that frequently peeled off. The originals are now getting close to the end of their useful life. The uppers are separating from the soles, but I’ve definitely gotten my money’s worth. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2023 by Ken & Amy McAdams
I have flat feet. This means that zero drop shoes are the most comfortable me to run and walk in. I wanted to try these because they're zero drop trail runners, I'm always interested in testing out other zero-drop brands/models, and the reviews online were positive. I took them out on a short first run today. The shoe is definitely comfortable, and I could see how one could run in these for 25+ miles. They are also relatively flexible, which I like a lot and really appreciate in a runner. But the excessive arch support is really painful and not in line with the zero drop philosophy. After just 6 mi., my left foot was in so much pain from the arch support that I wasn't sure I could finish my run. The ortholite insole seems to be the problem. I will probably just have to run in these with an insole from my Altras and hope that that does the trick.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by A. Smith
I do a lot of high altitude running in the Rockies. Every summer I need a new trail shoe for fast, technical trail running. The Pursuits are without question my favorite shoes I've ever owned. I've been trail running for years and have experience with all the major brands. These are the best. Granted, what makes a shoe the best is specific to that person's foot shape and needs from a shoe. For me, the Pursuit checks all the boxes. It's got good treads that allow for fast running on rocky terrain, and they're also good in wet conditions (unlike Altras). Topo has the best toeboxes in the business. Plus, I love that the heel is snug. (I have a wide toebox and narrow heel, ymmv.) I much prefer zero drop, even over the industry standard of 5mm. Now that I'm at the end of this pairs life, I can say that the wear has been good. The uppers are still mostly unworn, though the ankle padding is fraying. The treads are really the only worn down part. I wish Topo would tighten up the tread pattern in future iterations, especially at the forefoot, something closer to Saucony Peregrine's, while keeping the rear treads. But it's a minor complaint, mostly for the sake of the shoes longevity to me. All in all, these shoes are the best technical trail runners I've ever owned. I'll be buying a pair yearly unless Topo changes things too drastically.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024 by J-Utah
I wore these for 10 days, while walking around Israel for at least 10 hours a day. No blisters, no aches, no pain. The shoes have great traction. I did get them wet but not soaked, they did dry fast but it was 90 degrees F and 60% to 80% humidity.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023 by Christine
A really nice trail shoe for longer distances, ample sized toe box while the mid-foot and heel are snug, so great lockdown without cramping my toes. I was considering Altra LP6 as I usually wear Altras and in the end went for the Pursuit instead, really glad I did. My size is exactly as expected - 11.5. I did a 8 mile run up the South Mountains right out of the box without any issue and the Vibram outsole has outstanding grip. I only missed the gaiter heel attachment, nothing a strip of velcro couldn't fix. Topo has their own style gaiter hooks so I might try a pair of their gaiters. Next, I'm looking into a road shoe too, something like the Topo Magnifly 4.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2022 by Belle
I'm not much of a runner, but do walk a lot. After some shopping around, I started to see a theme emerging...good running shoes also make good walking shoes. Well, I don't know if these are good running shoes, but almost right after I got them I spent 3 days in Vegas walking all day - something like 40 miles in 3 days and my feet were ready for more. The rest of my body not so much. I didn't say it, but you might have noticed I didn't mention a break in period. There isn't one! They're amazing right out of the box. Soles are nice & grippy - seems like they'll outlast the rest of the shoes (I have a few pair). They're almost weightless. You can throw them in the washing machine. I've always handwashed, but they take washes well. I can't say that for all my shoes. They're almost perfect. The only issue I have, and it may be my feet, is that they wear holes at the big toe after a while where the rest of the shoe is still perfect. And more color choices would be nice. If Topo never stops making these, I'm going to wind up with 20 pairs.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023 by Beaver