MT2 Trail Running Shoes

These have a lot of cushion and super traction. Great on wet rocks and roots. Looking forward to test these in the snow!

I love the look, the feel, the response, the grip. They’re really nice trail runners. Sadly, after a couple months of use, maybe 100-150 km on them, I noticed the soles were holding water after exposure to wet conditions. I would walk around “squelching” from trapped water. The tongue of the left shoe also slipped a little causing a small but manageable rubbing on my ankle. Although they were outside of the 60 day return period I decided to check with the store and see what they thought, if in their opinion it was defective and to do the return. My visits to decathlon in the past have been great, and my shopping afterwards was fine, but It wasn’t a great experience in dealing with this concern. No one was experienced enough to determine if this was in fact a defect. I feel as though it is, but don’t feel right in returning them if it’s not agreed upon. I was offered a return but wanted to exchange for the same pair which was not available in the same size. I will check with an experienced local running store and maybe do the return then if they agree. The size I needed was available in other stores but could not be obtained either. Sort of counterintuitive. So yeah, the product is nice, but for such an expensive item, product integrity should be a fair expectation. Oh , and the price in the store showed 130$, online is listed for 110$. I think I bought for 110$. Inconsistent unfortunately. Attention to detail seems vacant in some ways. At the bottom here I’m asked to choose if I would recommend this product. While I would tell someone they are nice sneakers and have had no problems with other pairs, these have fallen short. I will say yes but would add a caveat of this experience.

I have had these for going on 2 years as my main off road shoe and must have put 100s of miles on them on all sorts of different terrains. Even managed a 22 mile fell run and a few other races. They are not mega cushioned which doesn’t bother me, but for longer distances (10 plus) you will start to feel it. Even so for the cost they are incredibly well made, stand up to the odd wash and just feel fun to run in. Would recommend.

I highly recommend trail shoes I've owned now 5 years each year they are getting better and better they've lasted many years some of them and for the price I can't say no when Nike has so much price I appreciate a shoe that works for flat feet not many shoes are good for flat feet and my feet fit perfect for flat foot syndrome I feel comfy and I love all the previous shoes I only wish you would bring more colours more same fit of evdict and lower the price allitle for those with disabilities who may not beable to afford any shoe thankyou for creating such a shoe that people with flat feet can wear I highly recommend schools make these shoes compulsory an make school shops to include your shoes thankyou

Bought these for improving my performance and making obstacle course races (OCR) easier.

Hi, nice shoe but after about 9 months use the lace eyelets at the bottom of the lacing system on my left shoe snapped/wore away. This is very disappointing as it means I've had to feed the lace through an eyelet further up which leads to the whole lacing system being lopsided and affecting the feel when running. Reading other reviews I believe that this is a design faulty. Can I get replacements shoes or a refund?

I’ve ran on very muddy trails to running on tarmac. The trainers preform better than some of the other brands in the same price bracket and better than some more expensive brands. I’ve only done 20 miles so not sure on trainer durability

Only been out for 3 runs in these, but first impressions are good. Very comfortable no rubbing at all. Usually wear a 9 got a 9.5 loads of room. Great grip on the trails. Only down side at the moment, seem to hold onto the mud. Not sure how long these will last?? Usually run between 6 - 10 miles.

A good shoe with a wide toe box. 5 mm lugs....would be better if were 8 mm; but 5mm is better than most so called "trail" shoes. Laces are good and did not slip. £69.99 is too high a price...IMO £ 59.50 is more realistic price. Good cushioning on the sole.

Had for six months and the cloth covering of the heel cuff has worn out causing back of foot blister on one foot. Not a problem I have had with other brands I have had and done many times more mileage in than these. The tread is pretty good - grips well and is lasting well. Laces and rest of uppers also lasting well. Nicely cushioned sole. Would I buy another or would I spend quite a bit more for a better lasting shoe? A tough one, but the latter I think - I like my trainers to be fit for purpose, reliable and to last a lot more than 350 miles.

These shoes grip well on the hills and in the mud. Not very sexy but then who cares as long as they keep you on your feet.

I bought these as I have wide feet and Decathlon's women's trail shoes are too narrow (and I preferred the colour of these). I haven't been disappointed. They are very comfortable and pretty good grip-wise. I go carefully over muddy patches on my local trails as they do slip a little, but overall I'm very impressed with the grip, I'm just very paranoid about slipping! I've used these for running on the byways near my home and for tail walking at ParkRun and I'm enjoying the freedom they're bringing me to run on trails during the autumn and winter.