I m going back and forth between the Alp Trainer and the Mountain Trainer. I will be moving up to 40 miles a day with loads of up to 60 lbs and need to move fast over varied terrain. Which do you recommend? Also, where can I find the correct sizing chart to know which to order? Thanks a lot. — 8 Answers

by Davelucas7, from UT, United States Asked on October 8, 2012

Name Salewa Alp Trainer Mid GTX Hiking Boot - Men's
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Answered by Rachel, guest, from UT, United States, on October 09, 2012

The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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Answered by Rachel, guest, from UT, United States, on October 09, 2012

The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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Answered by Rachel, guest, from UT, United States, on October 09, 2012

The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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Answered by Rachel, guest, from UT, United States, on October 09, 2012

The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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Answered by Rachel, guest, from UT, United States, on October 09, 2012

The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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Answered by Rachel, guest, from UT, United States, on October 09, 2012

The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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Answered by Rachel, guest, from UT, United States, on October 09, 2012

The Alp Trainer Mid GTX is more lightweight and flexible than the Mountain Trainer. It incorporates features similar to approach shoes. The Mountain Trainer is stiffer and has a PU shock absorber in the midsole which improves comfort over long distances. The mountain trainer is built for heavier loads and longer distances.

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