Mount to Coast is a young brand built around ultra-distance running: light, durable road shoes like the R1, H1 and C1, the P1 for stability, and the T1 and M1 on the trail. Many have dual lacing to adjust the forefoot and midfoot separately.
7 current models, ranked by their average score from published reviews (how we rank). Updated October 2026. Want a personal pick? Try the shoe finder.
A mild-stability daily and ultra trainer that uses a 3D Archrail in its LightCELL midsole for guidance without a stiff post. It feels steady and well protected, with a traditional 10 mm drop.
Mount to Coast's first trail shoe uses a responsive LightCELL midsole, a tough aramid-reinforced upper and Vibram Megagrip with 4 mm lugs. It is a light, versatile option for everything from gravel to rocky ultra courses.
A light, unplated hybrid with a lively CircleCELL midsole and 2 mm lugs that moves easily between pavement, gravel and tame trails. Reviewers see it as one of the most versatile do-everything shoes around for the price.
A 42 mm, unplated long-run cruiser with a CircleCELL top layer over rubberised EVA, a wide base and a smooth rocker. It is built for comfortable, stable mileage rather than fast running.
A traditional 10 mm drop, high-mileage trainer built to soak up heavy ultra training blocks. It is steady and predictable rather than bouncy, and best kept for easy and long runs.
Mount to Coast's highest-cushioned trail shoe pairs an energetic JetCELL midsole with a broad base and full Vibram Megagrip. It is happiest cruising long miles on smooth to moderate trails rather than picking through steep technical ground.
The brand's original road shoe, designed for ultra-distance road racing, with a LightCELL midsole and ZeroSag inserts that keep their feel for hundreds of miles. It works best as a light, durable long-run and easy-day trainer.
240 g8 mm dropdurablelight£150 RRP
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