New Balance MT20 Minimus
$72.95
MSRP: $99.99
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User Reviews
I really like these shoes! Light and grippy. I bought…
Rating: ![]()
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $100
Summary
I really like these shoes! Light and grippy.
Pros
- Light
- Comfortable
- Minimal
Cons
- Soles are coming apart
- Black gets hot in the sun
- Price
I bought these for the gym and to carry in my backpack to wear in basecamp. And after a year of use, I am still happy with my purchase. They work great as bouldering shoes around camp too!
The fit is great! Wraps my foot like a glove.
For such a minimal shoe, they're quite comfortable... even on a rocky Sierra trail.
They don't have much support, so you better have strong kankles.
They're not water resistant, however, they dry crazy fast! Especially if you're wearing some good socks, like Wrightsocks Coolmesh II.
The traction on these shoes are quite well. Even on wet granite.
I will get another pair of these once these have worn out. They take up very little space in my backpack and seem to hold up well to my abuse.
Description
The MT20 Minimus is a men's trail running shoe made by New Balance. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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