That’s interesting because I bought a 10 1/2 in both now. The dub version one I had when they very first came out with it was the earliest one and it was tight. I used it for a little bit and then I ended up trying to sell it um I guess as my foot grew it got worse I just bought the the two same thing a 10 1/2 and that’s big I’m actually trying to see if I’m going to either sell it or maybe try to put one of those heel bumpers in the back that would cut down on the room home so I I guess on the new sizing, I would need a tan and on the old sizing I would need 11 and I don’t know, interesting though yeah seems like yours were the exact same side both of them and on but I think that’s the only difference is that they are sizing a young company takes a little while I guess to get that lockdown
Absolutely looove the Mesa Trail but the first version DESTROYED my toes with that weird toeguard. Version 2 was a necessary update. I think they also need a gusseted tongue to perfect it. Best warm weather hiking shoe ever.
Yes! Gusseted tongue would be nice. I've also always liked the shoelaces which pinch in every half inch or so, and stay locked down once laced. These really are a great summer shoe, thin uppers. I need to try running these through some creeks. Right now everything is frozen. Hopefully v2 doesn't destroy your toes. The guard did ok for me, even on steep down.
No sure if you are referring to the old version or the new. I don't pay much attention to distance on shoes. The old one (green) probably has 200-300k and the new maybe had 60k-100k at the time of the video. Sorry, rough estimates!
Hi! I already have the Mesa Trail 1 at 10,5 US size, but they feel a little too tight, I have to take out the insole for my toes to feel comfortable. I consider ordering the new Born to Run version of the Mesa Trail II, but I'm not sure if it would be better to size up at 11, or stay at 10,5. If I understood, you felt the Mesa Trail 2 is bigger in size compared to the first one?
Hi! I don't have the Born to Run version, but the Mesa Trail 2 definitely felt a little roomier in the toe box to me. Just a bit though... a little more play. It may have more to do with that toe guard material being different vs an actual volume change - not sure.
Great video! The many points and comparisons in review of the shoes, in a short time, is the best guide I’ve found so far. Thanks!
Wow, thanks for this!
Great comparison! Just what I was looking for.
That’s interesting because I bought a 10 1/2 in both now. The dub version one I had when they very first came out with it was the earliest one and it was tight. I used it for a little bit and then I ended up trying to sell it um I guess as my foot grew it got worse I just bought the the two same thing a 10 1/2 and that’s big I’m actually trying to see if I’m going to either sell it or maybe try to put one of those heel bumpers in the back that would cut down on the room home so I I guess on the new sizing, I would need a tan and on the old sizing I would need 11 and I don’t know, interesting though yeah seems like yours were the exact same side both of them and on but I think that’s the only difference is that they are sizing a young company takes a little while I guess to get that lockdown
I'd say the newer version did feel a little roomier/loose, but only by a small amount. Now I've got my eye on the Scrambler Low!
Absolutely looove the Mesa Trail but the first version DESTROYED my toes with that weird toeguard. Version 2 was a necessary update.
I think they also need a gusseted tongue to perfect it. Best warm weather hiking shoe ever.
Yes! Gusseted tongue would be nice. I've also always liked the shoelaces which pinch in every half inch or so, and stay locked down once laced.
These really are a great summer shoe, thin uppers. I need to try running these through some creeks. Right now everything is frozen.
Hopefully v2 doesn't destroy your toes. The guard did ok for me, even on steep down.
What do you mean the toeguard destroyed your toes? How so?
@@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou Too tight on the sides and too stiff. Painful experience.
How many kilometers does that shoe have?
No sure if you are referring to the old version or the new. I don't pay much attention to distance on shoes. The old one (green) probably has 200-300k and the new maybe had 60k-100k at the time of the video. Sorry, rough estimates!
Hi! I already have the Mesa Trail 1 at 10,5 US size, but they feel a little too tight, I have to take out the insole for my toes to feel comfortable.
I consider ordering the new Born to Run version of the Mesa Trail II, but I'm not sure if it would be better to size up at 11, or stay at 10,5.
If I understood, you felt the Mesa Trail 2 is bigger in size compared to the first one?
Hi! I don't have the Born to Run version, but the Mesa Trail 2 definitely felt a little roomier in the toe box to me. Just a bit though... a little more play. It may have more to do with that toe guard material being different vs an actual volume change - not sure.
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