Mount to Coast Men's H1

Our road-to-trail running shoe featuring a sustainable yet high-performance midsole.

Created through a process of advanced supercritical foaming, each pair of CircleCELL™ midsoles is made from up to 20 pounds (9 kilograms) of organic waste and residual biomass. Despite its sustainability credentials, CircleCELL™ delivers energy return on par with PEBA, with almost double PEBA's running lifespan. Beneath your foot, it feels responsive, comfortable, and ready for any terrain and any distance. Every step in CircleCELL™ is a demonstration that what we throw away can carry us forward.

Mount to Coast’s VersaGrip™ outsole delivers pace and performance on all terrain, so you can run to the trails from your front door without ever missing a step. VersaGrip™ is engineered to deliver exceptional traction, confidence, and durability across all terrain. Think road running in a trail shoe’s a drag? Not with VersaGrip™. Worried that a road shoe will be out of its depth on the trails? VersaGrip™ has got your back. This is optimal performance for real-world situations.

The TUNEDFIT™ Dual Lacing System offers separately customizable fit for the forefoot and midfoot. Because we know that in the ultrarunner’s pursuit of distance, feet can swell and change shape, and having a shoe that can adapt to those changes on the fly can be the difference between minor discomfort and injury. With TUNEDFIT™, you can enjoy the ride and channel your focus to the miles ahead.

The H1 features a dual-zone upper, for comfort, support, and ultra-durability. Across the top portion, the shoe is engineered with jacquard for adaptive fit and comfort, while the lower part is crafted for exceptional durability with a high-performance woven fabric, reinforced with aramid fibers that are five times stronger than steel.

We built the H1 to be as adaptable and tenacious as you are, holding steady across shifting sands, transcending distance one step at a time. The White Sands colorway takes inspiration from New Mexico and the wind-sculpted, physically draining terrain of its National Park. Joshua Tree takes inspiration from the Californian landscape, where cacti conform to the influence of heat and time, and the ground shifts with every stride. The H1 thrives through it all, its cushioning, traction, and stability more than matching whatever the landscape delivers.