Mount to Coast C1
A 42mm plateless max-cushion trainer built for road ultras, pairing a CircleCell top layer with rubberized EVA on a wide, stable, rockered platform. Firm but smooth, with standout durability, making it a strong pick for bigger runners and long steady training. Skip it if you want a soft, bouncy max-stack ride.
Reach for the Mount to Coast C1 for everyday training miles, long runs and easy recovery days. It's a neutral shoe, best for runners with an efficient stride who don't need pronation support. The tall, soft stack favors comfort over ground feel. That's great for high mileage and bigger runners, less so for racing snappiness.
- Wide, stable platform at a big stack
- Excellent durability for high mileage
- TunedFit dual-zone lacing
- Firmer than most max-cushion rivals
- Feels heavier underfoot than its weight suggests
| Shoe | Cushion | Support | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hoka Clifton 10 | Maximum | Neutral | $150 | Analyze |
| New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080 v14 | Maximum | Neutral | $165 | Analyze |
| ASICS Novablast 5 | Maximum | Neutral | $150 | Analyze |
| ASICS Gel-Nimbus 27 | Maximum | Neutral | $165 | Analyze |
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