Topo Athletic Mens Atmos

I think after much research on my overall health and foot care and after trying so many different name brand shoes like New balance and brooks, I finally think I may have found a winner here! Love the wide toe box fit and overall stability and comfort that is a more firm but not too firm but not too soft either. It is not crazy cushion but enough. You do not sink into these as much as some of the other brands max cushion. Some of the cushion you sink into can cause some people too much pressure and their feet hurt like mine, I needed something a lil firmer but still soft I think it's a good mix! There is a nice orthopedic insole in this shoe that I like that comfortable but I am also trying a another insole from power step to add extra support after time I should be able to improve my posture with this shoe and that insole and help my overall foot health too.. I have a low arch so looking for some support and to help with pressure pain from working in a warehouse for ten hours a day. I feel like if you get something to soft your foot will become weaker. I am trying to strengthen my foot but also improve my back, leg and knee health with these shoes! I will be able to start exercising regularly to help strengthen my legs again once my overall posture improves from using the shoes and insoles. I will most likely use these for roughly two weeks before I begin to add exercise! Also I recommend a Marino wool sock, darn tough has great socks that can also add extra comfort to this already comfortable shoe but also help with breathability, the shoe offers a soft mesh breathable upper that helps with sweating but also adding the Marino wool socks will benefit you as well! The wide toe box is my favorite, I plan to keep using toe spreaders to help align my toes, these shoes will improve my lifestyle!!! I wish they came in more colors! If topo makes a Atmos 2 than my only suggestion is making the upper even more breathable! I am also going to look into the topo arura as another option.. but most likely will be getting a second pair of the Atmos so I can rotate shoes from day to day! I tried other wide shoes and they were too wide for my foot, I mainly always wanted more toe space and now I finally have it with topo!!!

So comfortable! Very lightweight too, as advertised. The anatomical toe fits my wide feet well and even seems a pinch wider than some altras I have. They fit true to size, I'm a 9.5 in most and in these as well. They're so comfy, I basically don't want to take them off. I'm not a big fan usually of white shoes, but the white colorway with black laces looks really good to me in person.I mainly got these because I wanted something cushy like the Specter 2's but also something that will be more durable and these fit that bill. The outsole rubber is way thicker, even though the foam may not be as bouncy as the Specters, it's still nice and soft and will last longer against abrasive running surfaces like pavement.

Great toe box. Highly breathable. If I was purchasing again though, I would pick a model with less cushioning. It's actually too much. If you are not careful you will roll your ankle.

I'm a huge Topo fan and road run in Atmos and trail run in the Ultraventures. I've owned 5 pairs of Atmos since they were launched. They are fantastic max cushion shoes. Especially for someone like me with high arches and wide forefoot.Yes, there are a few annoyances. My biggest issue is that I find the laces to loosen during a run. Not a deal breaker but an annoyance.

If you're ordering women's size DEFINITELY think about ordering 2 full sizes down. I ordered one side down and I should have gone smaller. The fit is great around the ankles and toes And while I wasn't sure about the "duck feet" having room your toes when I'm running is quite nice! You can't lace them all the way up for them to fit comfortably. There's just no way with how the human foot is built. That last lace is more a design feature than functionality. They are super comfortable and have great arch support!

The human race has been making shoes for thousands of years. Shoes with tongues in them have been made for hundreds of years. You would think that a shoe company trying to portray themselves as cutting edge, forward thinking and innovative; would not have a huge fail on such a simple thing as the shoe tongue. I read reviews where buyers complained about the tongue being too short, but I thought those reviews might be exaggerated. Although Topo is trying to compete with Altra, and have succeeded well in several areas, making the tongue too short is not excusable. I purchased the shoes, knowing this might be an issue, but I really didn't think this would really be the epic fail some had pointed out. It is. I could not lace the shoes through the top holes and still keep the laces on top of the tongue. If I didn't use the top holes, then the laces were much too long. I had to take the laces out, and use laces from another shoe. Altra, your competitor, recently had a big fail in design on their Torin 5, where the tongue cut into the ankle. Here is some basic, common sense advice: Don't make a good shoe with a great design, and completely fail on one of the most basic components of the shoe. What were the designers thinking? Did anyone try out the shoe in real life? If the tongue was only 1/4" longer it would have made all the difference. Any grade schooler tying their shoes would notice this. Don't ever let one zinger of a mistake ruin a good shoe. I hope Topo succeeds. I hope Altra succeeds. I don't hope Budweiser succeeds. Those ingrates made an even bigger mistake than just a bad shoe tongue. Do better! It isn't hard.

These are overpriced in my opinion, however, they are comfortable and seem to be holding up well.

Very comfortable shoe