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It was not good

I had to order online, and the shoes were too big. The store didn't have small shoes.

Not for me

Shucks! I purchased the GTX version of the Ultra Raptor after having worn three pairs of the non-Gortex ones, so am confident I know my size. And I know the Ultra Raptor, or though I did until these, which I have decided to return. I wear these for hiking on trails and long-distance walking (10-14 mi/day). I am disappointed in the GTX version, although the same size as the other ones I’ve worn out, these seem to run small and they are narrow so I’m not confident even sizing up would do. I will instead go back to the Saucony Peregrine GTX, another of my go-to shoes for long hikes and walks and every day wear.

Ulta Raptor GTX trail running shoe

They fit my slim foot great! Very comfy and supportive .. would buy again ..walking 12 miles

Wide width

I purchased these shoes because they came in wide width. They are a good shoe overall except for the width is not wide enough in the toe box. As I keep wearing them and hoping they will break in more and not be uncomfortable for me.Not sure if ordering half size up would have helped.

great hiking shoe

I wanted a hiker that wasn't a boot but wanted it to be waterproof. I tried on many, and these seemed to fit my foot the best with an excellent heel lock. I have pretty narrow heels. They go up high enough on the ankle that I didn't feel like I was going to get annoyed, and the low coverage of a shoe. I broke them in on a 3hour hike to the Sea to Summit trail. If you know the trail, it's not just a path but lots of rock slabs and roots, streams, snow, and uneven ground. I liked how the stiffness of the shoe allowed me to have to confidence to move quickly but wasn't restricting like an aggressive hiking shoe. The soles are amazingly grippy on wet and dry rocks; wet roots were ok until they were slimy, then not. It even performed nicely in the heavy snow we ran into. ... MoreI wanted a hiker that wasn't a boot but wanted it to be waterproof. I tried on many, and these seemed to fit my foot the best with an excellent heel lock. I have pretty narrow heels. They go up high enough on the ankle that I didn't feel like I was going to get annoyed, and the low coverage of a shoe. I broke them in on a 3hour hike to the Sea to Summit trail. If you know the trail, it's not just a path but lots of rock slabs and roots, streams, snow, and uneven ground. I liked how the stiffness of the shoe allowed me to have to confidence to move quickly but wasn't restricting like an aggressive hiking shoe. The soles are amazingly grippy on wet and dry rocks; wet roots were ok until they were slimy, then not. It even performed nicely in the heavy snow we ran into. It wasn't very good on ice, but thankfully, there wasn't much of that up there. I had no trouble doing the hike in them fresh out of the box. Someone told me this company fit very narrow, but I don't find them uncomfortably narrow like the "on clouds".