Dynafit Trail Running Shoes // Are They Any Good?

[@zachasay5171]

I need more mediocre trail running reviews

[@Summit_Seeker]

Nothin beats the Lasportiva Mutants. Just completed the WURL with em and they did not disappoint as you said

[@kodycoggin]

I watched your video the day you posted it. Nice work! It would be a cool local collab for you and Danny to get together and tackle an objective.

[@Summit_Seeker]

@@kodycoggin would be legendary

[@darren6110]

Danny doesn't need to collab.

[@Summit_Seeker]

@@darren6110 great input Daren

[@Simssss888]

I can highly recommend and would also be interested in your opinion on the scarpa ribelle run. I love them, best alpine Trailrunners with the most natural fit and best climbing / alpine sole i ever had. I do all my big alpine objektives in them and the feel and control you have on rock and alpine terrain is amazing. Gonna get my third soon(the calibra version) and would recommend the XT-Version which has some more support and cushing und will probably last longer.

[@Zimmi1989]

Dynafit always gets me with their awesome design but for me all of their products from backpack, vests and shoes have flaws or quality issues and there are better options out there. Thank you for the review!

[@deathjester6406]

I absolutely agree. I have the Transalper, which has the same lacing system as the Alpine Pro 2 and after only a few month the cord from the quick lacing system had cut through the first lace loop. Really annoying and really hard to fix. Shoes is otherwise still in perfect condition. I don't know why they went with this thin and "sharp" quick lace cord and the lace loop made from fabric... real design flaw!

[@RowOfMushyTiT]

They make good pants and jackets. Will stick to Salomon for backpacks.

[@bilaltahir9978]

​@deathjester6406 other than the laces, how does the transalpers perform on rocky and muddy terrain? How is the fit?

[@sinepari9160]

I purchased some Hoka Speedgoat 6, Salomon s/lab genesis, and the Dynafit Ultra 100s last month. I'm actually liking the dynafits more! You do have to size up a FULL size.

[@nilsalb]

Pls bring merch back!!

[@Dimitrioglousport]

does anyone have a problem with the heel cup? a have a customer with a heel wound in the first two races

[@kylepayton1036]

I like my clown shoes but I haven’t tried a lot of the other popular options yet

[@jasonwooden]

Really liked my 1st gen Dynafit Alpines...until both pair fell apart at 100 miles. Hope the new ones last longer. I usually get well over 350 miles out of the Salomon Speedcross and Hoka Speedgoat.

[@jimclean2]

You need to review that dope hat, and get some more up for sale!

[@adamscholl8110]

Can we buy that hat you are wearing? It's badass

[@spicee1000]

I swear by my Dynafit Ultra 100. Fantastic for trail running, also attains well.

[@paulkerr3253]

Can you review shoes for scrambling/fast hiking? I've enjoyed ultra raptor 2's for this but would be interested in what else is out there

[@RowOfMushyTiT]

Is it dee-na-fit or die-na-fit?

[@daneelolivaw4323]

Dynafit is an Austrian company, so the first one.

[@Skulltech75]

Here it's actually du-na-fit

[@jasonwooden]

@@daneelolivaw4323 Dynafit is actually located in Kiefersfelden, Germany. But yeah, Deutsch pronunciation is Dee-na-Feet.

[@robopecha]

in german it would be "dünafit", but if you dont know how to say that please go for ee and not for u.

[@MrTCFIRE]

If you’re like me and their ski boots it’s pronounced “Duz-not-fit” 😂

[@VolcanoHatingMountaineer]

I just realized something, why the heck do you have so many ice axes? I counted 6, not sure why someone would ever need more than 4

[@PNWAscents]

Two ultralight axes for technical ski tours (petzl gully’s) Two for mixed mountaineering where vertical walls are involved like some routes on Mt. Hood. One for longer expedition style climbing and a few more because they look really really cool

[@abuhnerkemper]

I don’t understand how your lugs don’t wear down in the Wasatch. I’ve used 5 different companies’ shoes and they all are flat by mile 200 or less. Maybe it’s me 🙃

[@zacharygarner9425]

It’s just you or you are mostly scrambling. If you are actually running the midsole will probably loose its original characteristics first

[@abuhnerkemper]

@@zacharygarner9425 Mostly trail running on the foothills which tend to be kind of rocky, but nothing sharp or consistent. I’ve been mostly running in Bushidos, which I love, but their lugs durability might just be weak.

[@napnap5094]

75 miles before comfort too long for me