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86% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe "Felt true to size"
89% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe "Felt true to width"
85% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe had "Moderate arch support"
Customer Rating/Review
Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Number of reviews: 5
Average customer ratings:
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2009-11-22 18:34:40 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: John from East Tennessee
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Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt narrower than marked
Shoe Arch: Moderate arch support
I am 6'5", 220 lbs and wear a 15 B, but was wanting some trail running shoes and heard these run narrow. My normal running shoes are the B width Asics 2130s. The MMs fit well. They definitely have a narrow heel and roomy toe box like the Asics. Biggest difference from normal shoes is the toe guard which feels odd when you try them on, but is fine to run with. It lifts the toe of the shoe, presumably to keep you from snagging stuff. I ran 7 miles on rocky, rooty terrain out of the box and they were great. I wear Superfeet green insoles, so no comment on arch support.
Other shoes recommended by reviewer: Asics B width
2009-11-21 07:20:04 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: Anonymous from Las Cruces, New Mexico
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Comfort:
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Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
Shoe Arch: Moderate arch support
The Masochist is a relatively lightweight shoe, yet provides fairly good protection even in moderately rocky areas. The Masochist is not as protective for the sides of the feet as heavier Montrails such as the Continental Divide and Hurricane Ridge, but I believe it is more protective to the heel, which is probably more important in sharp rocks.The Masochist, because of its light weight and great heel support, is also a good shoe for hard-packed fire roads and double-track, even rough gravel roads (experienced runners only!). Overall, the traction is as good as any shoe I've used. For me, the Masochist is plenty roomy in the middle of the shoe, but is slightly tighter on the little toes than previous Montrails, which I can accommodate by keeping the strings sufficiently tight. I've been running off-road since the 1960s and, overall, the Masochist is the best shoe for my feet that I've ever run in. I'm currently five weeks into (only) my second heel bruise, which I got running in heavy rocks in a pair of Continental Divides. With this recovering bruise, the Masochist is the only shoe I can run in without pain, which says a lot about the Masochist, given its lightweight design.
2009-10-12 06:14:05 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: Chase E from W. Massachusetts
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Absolutely fabulous. I've been trail running for over 2 years. My normal trails are hilly/mountainy single track with lots of roots, rocks, and all the things that mountain bikers love. For most of that time I used the North Face Arnuva 100TR GTX. Great shoes themselves, but they would wear out and start falling apart pretty quickly. Then I got the Montrails. Wow. Super light, traction is outstanding, mud shedding is great, and rock shielding is excellent. I ran with them for several weeks before running the Vermont Ascutney 50K in Sept 09. The race was a rainy mud-fest. I ran it hard and fast. The shoes performed flawlessly. No blisters or foot damage of any sort. Tread still looks brand new and the rock shielding seems not to have degraded at all. Couldn't have asked for better.
2009-09-03 06:58:02 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: Anonymous from Maine
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Be wary. These are definitely comfortable and good looking shoes, but unless you are using them just for casual wear they will not hold up. I've only had them for about six weeks and the sole is coming apart (tread is de-laminating). If you're looking for a trail shoe that will last I would not recommend this shoe. I have had much better success with Asics and Salomon shoes.
2009-09-02 17:54:33 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: john murphy from pittsburgh
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These sneaks are so comfortable. I bought and use them for trail running, but I would like another pair for messing around in. They are proving to be an excellent trail shoe: no hot spots, good forefoot protection against rocky trails and a fairly low profile. Unfortunately, they appear to be out of my size 12.5 (hint hint).
Other shoes recommended by reviewer: Asics trail attack
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Write an online review and share your thoughts with other Zappos.com customers!
86% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe "Felt true to size"
89% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe "Felt true to width"
85% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe had "Moderate arch support"
Customer Rating/Review
Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Number of reviews: 5
Average customer ratings:
Overall:
Comfort: Look: 2009-11-22 18:34:40 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: John from East Tennessee
Overall:
Comfort:
Look:Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt narrower than marked
Shoe Arch: Moderate arch support
I am 6'5", 220 lbs and wear a 15 B, but was wanting some trail running shoes and heard these run narrow. My normal running shoes are the B width Asics 2130s. The MMs fit well. They definitely have a narrow heel and roomy toe box like the Asics. Biggest difference from normal shoes is the toe guard which feels odd when you try them on, but is fine to run with. It lifts the toe of the shoe, presumably to keep you from snagging stuff. I ran 7 miles on rocky, rooty terrain out of the box and they were great. I wear Superfeet green insoles, so no comment on arch support.
Other shoes recommended by reviewer: Asics B width
2009-11-21 07:20:04 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: Anonymous from Las Cruces, New Mexico
Overall:
Comfort:
Look:Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
Shoe Arch: Moderate arch support
The Masochist is a relatively lightweight shoe, yet provides fairly good protection even in moderately rocky areas. The Masochist is not as protective for the sides of the feet as heavier Montrails such as the Continental Divide and Hurricane Ridge, but I believe it is more protective to the heel, which is probably more important in sharp rocks.The Masochist, because of its light weight and great heel support, is also a good shoe for hard-packed fire roads and double-track, even rough gravel roads (experienced runners only!). Overall, the traction is as good as any shoe I've used. For me, the Masochist is plenty roomy in the middle of the shoe, but is slightly tighter on the little toes than previous Montrails, which I can accommodate by keeping the strings sufficiently tight. I've been running off-road since the 1960s and, overall, the Masochist is the best shoe for my feet that I've ever run in. I'm currently five weeks into (only) my second heel bruise, which I got running in heavy rocks in a pair of Continental Divides. With this recovering bruise, the Masochist is the only shoe I can run in without pain, which says a lot about the Masochist, given its lightweight design.
2009-10-12 06:14:05 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: Chase E from W. Massachusetts
Overall:
Comfort:
Look:Absolutely fabulous. I've been trail running for over 2 years. My normal trails are hilly/mountainy single track with lots of roots, rocks, and all the things that mountain bikers love. For most of that time I used the North Face Arnuva 100TR GTX. Great shoes themselves, but they would wear out and start falling apart pretty quickly. Then I got the Montrails. Wow. Super light, traction is outstanding, mud shedding is great, and rock shielding is excellent. I ran with them for several weeks before running the Vermont Ascutney 50K in Sept 09. The race was a rainy mud-fest. I ran it hard and fast. The shoes performed flawlessly. No blisters or foot damage of any sort. Tread still looks brand new and the rock shielding seems not to have degraded at all. Couldn't have asked for better.
2009-09-03 06:58:02 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: Anonymous from Maine
Overall:
Comfort:
Look:Be wary. These are definitely comfortable and good looking shoes, but unless you are using them just for casual wear they will not hold up. I've only had them for about six weeks and the sole is coming apart (tread is de-laminating). If you're looking for a trail shoe that will last I would not recommend this shoe. I have had much better success with Asics and Salomon shoes.
2009-09-02 17:54:33 Montrail Mountain Masochist™
Reviewer: john murphy from pittsburgh
Overall:
Comfort:
Look:These sneaks are so comfortable. I bought and use them for trail running, but I would like another pair for messing around in. They are proving to be an excellent trail shoe: no hot spots, good forefoot protection against rocky trails and a fairly low profile. Unfortunately, they appear to be out of my size 12.5 (hint hint).
Other shoes recommended by reviewer: Asics trail attack
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