Lone Peak Series

I bought a pair of shoes from Altra they were consider no drop/ barefoot trail shoes. I wore them for two caminos close to 300km of hiking. Also for hiking at home here in the USA Midwest. I just picked up my second pair. They are not exactly the same but I’m breaking them in only had them for a week. They are a wide toe box as well which gave my toes lots of room to move with no blisters either trip. I included a link for the shoe I just bought. [shoe link](https://www.altrarunning.com/en-us/trail/mens-lone-peak-9%2B/AL0A85RG.html)I’m 6foot6inches tall weigh roughly 285lbs (2metes 130kg).

Topo for life. I switched from LPs in a wide to normal Pursuits (though a half size larger) and will never go back. You lose a tiny bit of responsiveness Ill admit, but the tradeoff is a substantially more durable shoe that performs far better on rocky terrain.

I’m not a fan of zero drop running shoes. I had one pair of Altras and won’t buy another. I guess I’m not allowed to share my shoe opinions on a post asking about shoes without getting downvoted. 🤷‍♂️

Altra LP's were great for me on the HRP, assuming you mean summertime.

Altra trail runners. Or any trail runners really. You don’t need climbing specific approach shoes.

Go to REI and let them Guide you. I ended up with Altra trail runners. They’re great

My altra lone peak 9’s have a few hundred rounds in them and going strong. Might not be minimalist enough for you though.

And to be clear I meant the 9+ with the vibrant soles, they are superb.