I have a pair of Superior 1.5’s and prefer their foot bed and toe box over that of any shoe I’ve tried. But they don’t have the traction I desire.
Can anyone compare them to the King MT?
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Altra Superior 1.5 compared to King MT?
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Actually, make that the King MT 1.5.
Check out this discussion https://reddit.com/r/Ultralight/comments/7iufqu/altra_king_mt_review/
Thanks for that link! It appears the insole and rock plate are not removable, in which case I’d pass on these shoes. If this is not the case, someone please correct me.
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