
PROVEN BY COMPETITION
STABILITY IS SPEED WHEN THE TRAIL GETS HARD.
2025 · TRIPLE CROWN OF 200s
In 2025, Manu Vilaseca wore early M1 prototypes while breaking the women’s record for the Triple Crown of American 200-mile races by more than 29 hours.
THE ULTRA-DISTANCE EQUATION
Long trail races demand more than soft foam. M1 balances high energy return with protection, predictable grip and the stability to keep working when your legs are tired.
01 · JETCELL™
A next-generation supercritical midsole made from automotive-grade material. JETCELL™ delivers Mount to Coast’s highest energy return, consistent stability and twice the material strength of standard PEBA foams.
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02 · VIBRAM® OUTSOLE
Full-coverage Megagrip, lightweight Litebase construction and Traction Lug micro-features work together for confident control on wet rock, loose soil and mixed mountain trails.
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03 · TUNEDFIT™
Independent forefoot and midfoot adjustment helps you respond to foot shape, sock thickness and swelling over ultra distances. The TPEE-blended upper is durable, breathable and quick drying, with a reinforced toe box for late-race protection.
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PROVEN BY COMPETITION
2025 · TRIPLE CROWN OF 200s
In 2025, Manu Vilaseca wore early M1 prototypes while breaking the women’s record for the Triple Crown of American 200-mile races by more than 29 hours.

2026 · WESTERN STATES 100
In June 2026, Canyon Woodward raced Western States 100 in the M1. On his debut at the event, he overcame challenging heat to finish eighth in 14 hours 45 minutes.
| Best for | Long-distance trail races |
|---|---|
| Stack height | 38 mm heel / 34 mm forefoot |
| Upper | TPEE-blended yarns |
| Lug depth | 4 mm |
| Drop | 4 mm |
| Weight | 275 g (US men’s 9) |
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Stability
Fit note: Mount to Coast recommends ordering half a size up from your usual shoe size.
YOUR DISTANCE. YOUR RACE.