The Mammut MTR 201 Pro Low fit true to size. You will notice that it has new lower lugs with a “sticky” rubber outsole (Gripex Sonar II).
It has a secure fit due to the “anchors” – lacing is built into the shoe.
I like the speed lace system with the lace garage to store the extra lacing. The tongue is not gusseted, but there is a mesh material under the lacing to keep debris out.
The upper is built to last (abrasion-resistant 3-D polyamide fabric) with liquid rubber protection on the toes. The Strobel midsole functions as a rock plate and runs the entire length of the shoe. This sturdy package comes in at approximately 11.8 oz with a 9 mm offset.
TRAIL TEST
The MTR 201 Pro Low performed very well on all types of trail terrain. The speed lacing locks in well. It is a solid shoe on all types of terrain especially on the rockier sections. The shoe drained well after river crossings.
It is definitely a shoe built for the longer distances. The traction is aggressive enough to bite into terrain without much effort. Overall, the MRT 201 Pro Low is a great performer on the trails.
TECH SPECS
- Weight – 11.80 oz (335 g) (Size 9)
- Heel: 17 mm
- Midfoot: 8 mm
- Offset: 9 mm
- Non-gusseted tongue (but has a piece of sewn material across tongue)
- Neutral Shoe
- Rock Plate
- Midsole – EVA
- Upper – Synthetic
- Made In – China
- Women’ Version
Weight Table
CONCLUSION
The Mammut MTR 201 Pro Low trail shoe is durable and stable in all types of terrain. It is designed for the longer hauls. I love the aggressive outsole with its “sticky” features. The MTR 201 Pro Low is designed for runners going the longer distances in a durable package.
