Altra - Lone Peak ALL-WTHR Low 2

I've got Altra Lone Peak All-wthr Low 2 which are more waterproof than the plain Lone Peaks and I'm quite happy with them, but I use them for trail running and have only really encountered shallow puddles or soft muddy spots, so not sure how much water you want to be prepared for. These "Low" ones are like running shoes but they also have a "Mid" that goes up to the ankle. Worth checking out Lems as well (www.footworksrunning.co.uk for UK) You might be able to find more info/recommendations on r/BarefootRunning otherwise

Living in Southern California, my hiking shoes are year around hiking shoes. I love my Altra Lone Peaks. I've had Line Peak 6's and 9's and they are both great for trail running and hiking.

I use Altra Lone Peak all-weather boots (they’re ankle height) for winter hiking in Colorado. Some reviews say they’re not very waterproofed, but I never had an issue with them getting wet, and you can buy the spray to waterproof them extra if you’re worried (I bought it but didn’t end up needing to use it). Paired with warm, thick hiking socks, my feet stay cozy in them! 

There is an Altra Lone Peak All-weather, which has a waterproof lining. I’ve used the regular Lone Peaks plenty in Scotland and though they get wet easily, they also drain and dry easily. I’ve had several times when I step in a bog but by the end of the hike my feet are dry again. They are incredibly comfortable too, at least for me.

There is an Altra Lone Peak All-weather, which has a waterproof lining. I’ve used the regular Lone Peaks plenty in Scotland and though they get wet easily, they also drain and dry easily. I’ve had several times when I step in a bog but by the end of the hike my feet are dry again. They are incredibly comfortable too, at least for me.

I use altra all weather lone peaks, smartwool socks, gaiters, and exospikes. It works really well for me on trails in Putnam county, NY.

Going completely against the grain here; I wear LPs around town and haven’t had issues with them wearing out (ever though I’m a bigger chap). I haven’t found a shoe I like to run or hike in as much as the LPs (except for one, see at the end) However, if you are thinking about the all weather LPs I wouldn’t buy them. I had a pair and they just aren’t LPs. Can’t quite put my finger on it but they fit different. And they are not waterproof. Our local running shop has lots of complaints about them. I’ve searched a fair bit for a waterproof zero drop day to day shoe and I’ve finally found one that I love and have worn all winter; xero ridgeway Chelsea boots. They are perfect when it’s wet out. And strike a nice balance between cushioning and being more minimalist (but not as much as a vivo). But get half a size bigger than your normal shoe as they are a little snug.

Altra makes (made?) the Lone Peak Alpine which has the same fit and tread as the lone peak but a more casual looking upper. I’m on my 2nd pair of them as my everyday shoe but I think they may have been discontinued.

I’m taking a pair of zero drop trail runners, lone peak 8 to be precise. They aren’t for everyone, and take a little getting used to. The idea is that is more natural than having a lifted heel. The shoes them self’s are extremely fast drying and very light. They also come in a “waterproof” version I own a pair of these as well, love them, but wouldn’t recommend. The water proof ones will get some breakthrough (wetness) on the inside after some time in the rain. The longest I’ve worn them in pouring rain, snow or puddles has been about an hour and I didn’t have any breakthrough. But it will happen eventually. So the extra heat from the waterproof lining isn’t worth it to me. If it starts raining too bad I’d switch to my chacos.

Trail runners for grip. I play Altra Lone Peak Waterproof Lows in the wet months. They are treaded with no drop for a balanced feel.

I buy mine new on Poshmark at a good discount. Op, Buy the Altra gators that attach to them and it’s like a mid.