The North Face Altamesa 300 Trail Running Shoe

Product Condition: The Altamesa 300 Trail Running Shoe - Women's is in Good condition. VFC- These shoes were previously owned for a month.   The following observations were made regarding this item: *The soles have some dirt from normal walking or wear. *There are no holes or rips on the shoes.   *There is still plenty of use left in the soles * Item sold as is, all warranties void. * Comes with vendor package.

Size: Unisex 9.0

Color: Mauve/Midnight Mauve

Retail Cost: $129.00

What Our Gearhead Experts Are Saying:

"I’ve been impressed by how plush yet stable this shoe feels on mixed terrain. The high-rebound midsole takes the sting out of longer miles, and the heel counter keeps things steady on sidehills. It’s a great option for runners who want comfort-first cushioning without losing trail control."

We lace up the Altamesa 300 Trail Running Shoe when the trail stretches long and comfort matters most. Designed by The North Face to balance cushion and control, this shoe feels equally at home on rolling singletrack, gravel paths, and everyday runs that wander off pavement. The ride is smooth and forgiving, helping us stay focused on the miles ahead instead of what’s happening underfoot.

The high-rebound midsole delivers plush cushioning with a 31/25mm stack that softens impact while maintaining a natural feel thanks to a moderate drop. A seamless mesh upper keeps airflow moving, while added structure through the heel and forefoot boosts stability on uneven terrain. Finished with a SURFACE CTRL outsole and 4mm lugs, the Altamesa 300 grips confidently when trails turn loose or dusty.

High-cushion trail comfort meets confident grip in the Altamesa 300 Trail Running Shoe (DWGC8R0)

TECH SPECS

• Responsible Collection: Recycled/Repurposed
• Upper Material: synthetic (53% recycled)
• Waterproofing: none
• Closure: lace
• Midsole: high-rebound
• Sole: SURFACE CTRL
• Support Type: neutral
• Cushion: plush
• Heel / Forefoot Height: 31mm / 25mm
• Drop: 6mm
• Activity: trail running