Name: La Sportiva Mutant
Brand: la sportiva
SKU: 630292b332dba6afcc3a524c
Rating: 2.8 (13 reviews)

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 There are four colour choices for men and two for women, although you may still find some other colors around from previous years. The Mutant has a 10 millimeter drop and a reasonably rounded toe box. For me, they run a little small so I went to full size up from my standard shoe size and with that I found them to be really comfortable straight out of the box. Steve runs in his usual size, so do spend a little time in them to make sure you're comfortable before you commit to getting them dirty

 I've highlighted the grip in soft conditions, but I must also mention that mutant is perfectly comfortable on hard packed trails and tarmac too. The retail price in the Uk is 115 pounds, but you usually see them on sale for around 100 and for that money, I think you're getting a lot of shoe. One of the Mutants features, according to La Sportiva is the integrated Gator. So you have this piece of the shoe here that's supposed to act as a gator personally

 You can see this by the fairly extensive grip that's on the bottom. You've got six millimeter lugs nicely spaced out. La Sportiva use their friction white sole, which they describe as being ultra grippy and nothing that I've seen so far from the shoe would lead me to think that that's not true. It's performed really well in in muddy conditions and also on some of the stony paths in the Peak District that I've been running on

 The grip is great, although I have found that some mud does get packed in on the heels, making things a bit heavy going, but that might be more related to a problem with my gait. Getting back to the grip which the mutant is all about, I felt comfortable and confident on all surfaces, including wet rock. And yes, they do drain quickly. One of the things that's different about the La Sportiva mutant is actually the tongue

 La Sportiva use their friction white sole, which they describe as being ultra grippy and nothing that I've seen so far from the shoe would lead me to think that that's not true. It's performed really well in in muddy conditions and also on some of the stony paths in the Peak District that I've been running on. The grip is great, although I have found that some mud does get packed in on the heels, making things a bit heavy going, but that might be more related to a problem with my gait. Getting back to the grip which the mutant is all about, I felt comfortable and confident on all surfaces, including wet rock

La Sportiva Mutant Review - Trail Running Shoes

 Now the last part, even mutant comes in at 130 dollars, which is not cheap. Certainly not the most expensive thing out there, but you got to consider what this can do If you're somebody who's looking for a one quiver shoe that you can go out, run on those buffed out trails. Also run on technical stuff. Also, run on mountains as it were, this is a really good option and for something that is multi-purpose is that that? Swiss Army that I mentioned earlier

 This is probably not a bad price at $130 and I actually think we may have found it cheaper if you check the buy links down in our description. I've said it a couple times and I take a second to say it again that calling this a mountain running shoe is going to scare some people off. but I don't think that you should be. This is an overall trail running shoe if you want it to be or it can just be your dedicated hardcore stuff shoe

 What they make are mountain running shoes now. I'll comment on this a few more times in this review because I think it actually is important to this kind of category. but I would like to say that issue, while it is certainly appropriate for running up some pretty gnarly mountains, technical trails and the like, is also a shoe that can be kind of like a Swiss Army knife. This shoe can handle some buffed out trails

LA SPORTIVA MUTANT REVIEW | Gearist

* La Sportiva Mutant: I like de grip and toughness of these shoes. The only complain I have is that I made a mistake with the size, I should have gone half size up.

I live in Utah so a lot of the trails I run on are very rocky and simply tear apart my running shoes. I bought some HOKA speedgoats about 3 months ago and the bottoms are already torn to shite. But Hoka's are easily my favorite, especially due to the padding i need on those steeper downhill runs that i need to be easier on my joints + the longer runs I do. BTW I tried Altras and I just can't get on board, even though they're a local UT company. They feel cheaply made and very uncomfortable to my feet (though I probably just have weak, sensitive feet).   


Would anyone have any recommendation of trailrunners made for rough rocky surfaces/impact? I know someone may just suggest day hikers but not looking for that. Maybe im searching for a unicorn.

<div class="md"><p>I live in Utah so a lot of the trails I run on are very rocky and simply tear apart my running shoes. I bought some HOKA speedgoats about 3 months ago and the bottoms are already torn to shite. But Hoka&#39;s are easily my favorite, especially due to the padding i need on those steeper downhill runs that i need to be easier on my joints + the longer runs I do. BTW I tried Altras and I just can&#39;t get on board, even though they&#39;re a local UT company. They feel cheaply made and very uncomfortable to my feet (though I probably just have weak, sensitive feet). Oh and I have a flat arch, so having some sort of arch support is crucial otherwise my back starts bothering me. </p>

<p>Would anyone have any recommendation of trailrunners made for rough rocky surfaces/impact? I know someone may just suggest day hikers but not looking for that. Maybe im searching for a unicorn.</p>
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Shoe recommendation for rocky trails

I personally love my La Sportiva boots. They’re comfy and survive snow and mud. They’re basically hiking boots made by a climbing shoe company.

Women's size 9 US (don't mind men's but needs to be 7.5, which is sometimes hard to find)

Roomy toebox

Ankle support

Preferably black, but looks don't really matter. These will be dedicated work boots I leave in the office. 



I'm in IT and occasionally spend my day crawling under desks on carpet.  It's ruining the toe caps of my shoes. 



I need ankle support.  If I'm going to be doing some sort of active work,  i usually wear 8 or 10 eye docs, but I'm not willing to demote any of those to full time work boots, and the toe wear on them is already  telling me they wouldn't last long. 



Fashion sense isn't important on these. I plan on leaving them at work for when I need them.  I just need ankle support and toes that won't wear out running on carpet.  Rather just go on and invest in a good pair now; I'll need them for another upcoming office move soon.

<div class="md"><p>Women&#39;s size 9 US (don&#39;t mind men&#39;s but needs to be 7.5, which is sometimes hard to find)</p>

<p>Roomy toebox</p>

<p>Ankle support</p>

<p>Preferably black, but looks don&#39;t really matter. These will be dedicated work boots I leave in the office. </p>

<p>I&#39;m in IT and occasionally spend my day crawling under desks on carpet.  It&#39;s ruining the toe caps of my shoes. </p>

<p>I need ankle support.  If I&#39;m going to be doing some sort of active work,  i usually wear 8 or 10 eye docs, but I&#39;m not willing to demote any of those to full time work boots, and the toe wear on them is already  telling me they wouldn&#39;t last long. </p>

<p>Fashion sense isn&#39;t important on these. I plan on leaving them at work for when I need them.  I just need ankle support and toes that won&#39;t wear out running on carpet.  Rather just go on and invest in a good pair now; I&#39;ll need them for another upcoming office move soon.</p>
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Women's work boot recommemdations

 I tried Lowa this round. So I will see how many years they last. The Swiss swear by La Sportiva for its resoling.

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I'm having a difficult time finding recommendations on shoes that are for trails when dealing with achilles pain/rehab. Almost everything I see lists only road shoes. Basically what I'm looking for is something a little more cushioned (vs minimal) that could potentially encourage midfoot striking (vs forefoot) and has a relatively mild drop in the range of 5-7mm. Any ideas? My current shoes are 3mm drop, wide foot box, with a 25mm heel stack height. I've sadly had to refrain from running for almost 1.5 months now but finally feel like I can start feathering in short runs pretty soon. I'm stoked about this but need to find less aggressive shoes. Any feedback or recommendations help.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m having a difficult time finding recommendations on shoes that are for trails when dealing with achilles pain/rehab. Almost everything I see only talks about road shoes. Basically what I&#39;m looking for is something a little more cushioned (vs minimal) that could potentially encourage midfoot striking (vs forefoot) and has a relatively mild drop in the range of 5-8mm. Any ideas? My current shoes are 3mm drop and wide foot box with a 25mm heel stack height. I&#39;ve sadly had to refrain from running for almost 1.5 months now but finally feel like I can start feathering in short runs pretty soon. I&#39;m stoked about this but need to find less aggressive shoes. Any feedback or recommendations help.</p>
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It's about time to trade in my Bushido II's for a new pair. The traction, response, weight, and protection under foot are great. But the toe box is just too narrow. Any suggestions on a new pair to try that's comparable over technical terrain, but a touch wider? 

Any ideas are greatly appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>It&#39;s about time to trade in my Bushido II&#39;s for a new pair. The traction, response, weight, and protection under foot are great. But the toe box is just too narrow. Any suggestions on a new pair to try that&#39;s comparable over technical terrain, but a touch wider? </p>

<p>Any ideas are greatly appreciated!</p>
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Trail running shoes suggestions

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<div class="md"><p>Hey all! I am SO sick of bulky ski pants that serve one purpose taking up so much room in my bag. I do travel to ski - but I run really warm, I don&#39;t ski in the backcountry, and I can&#39;t help but think there has got to be a good (lined) pant that can hold up to skiing and winter hiking without making me feel like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. Any suggestions?</p>
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