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February 12, 2020
We have some exciting new products available at the Mont Shop Fyshwick and Online from Ultimate Direction, Topo shoes, Salomon and La Sportiva.
Topo brings a shoe fit like no other. With a wide toe box, these trail running shoes are designed to fit even the widest feet. Their latest edition, the MTN Racer (for men and women), features a flexible ripstop mesh upper designed to be lightweight and durable, an Ortholite Footbed providing a super plush ride, while the Vibram Megagrip outsole delivers optimal traction on any surface. These sturdy mountain trail running shoes are performance tuned for trail racing and speed hiking.
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Ultimate Direction have released new running vests and belts, bringing their women’s selection in line with the men’s. Highlights include the Women’s Adventure Vesta and Mountain Vesta, new running vests with more storage than the Ultra Vesta (8L) and a different pocket configuration including a removable beacon pocket for safety and for more gear on longer runs. These are a great alternative fit to the Salomon Advanced Skin 12 litre for 50 or 100km races where you need to carry mandatory gear.
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Featuring two 500ml Speed flasks for quick transitions, and updated colours, you’ll be able to tackle all your long runs in comfort.
The Salomon range of footwear and trail running gear is available in-store now at the Mont Shop Fyshwick, and will be available online soon. If you would like to discuss Salomon gear or order Salomon gear please contact the Mont Shop on 02 6162 1661 or at shop@mont.com.au.
This shoe is one of our best sellers for its immediate comfort under foot, fit and performance on any trail. Comfortable on both fire road and technical terrain, the La Sportiva Akasha is the perfect all-rounder trail runner.
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