Altra Olympus 275 - 100 mile review @altrarunning

100 Mile Review | Altra Olympus 275 Trail Running Shoes – Honest Long-Term Test

Link to first video    • Altra Olympus 275. Best hiking shoe yet?  
Altra Olympus 275 link - https://geni.us/CQPoaMS (Amazon)
Lock Laces Link - https://geni.us/NA3Jvr (Amazon)

Today I’m revisiting the Altra Olympus 275 trail running shoes after putting in 100 miles. Stay tuned to see my honest thoughts on comfort, durability, and performance.

If you haven’t seen my first impressions video, check the description and pinned comment for the link—it might be helpful to watch that before diving into this long-term review.

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What I Cover in This 100 Mile Review:
• Comfort over long distances compared to the Altra Lone Peak
• Cushioning and fatigue reduction on full-day hikes
• How I solved the tight fit issue by swapping in elastic lock laces
• Breathability concerns: why my feet sometimes felt hot in warmer UK weather
• Durability after 100 miles: outsole, midsole, and upper wear points
• My closing thoughts on whether the Olympus 2.75 is worth buying

Overall, I’ve found the Altra Olympus 275 to be one of the most comfortable trail running and hiking shoes I’ve owned. They provide excellent cushioning for long hikes, reduce foot fatigue, and perform well across a variety of conditions. The only downsides I noticed were some heat buildup in hot weather and potential creasing wear in the upper, but nothing that’s a dealbreaker.

If you’re considering these shoes for ultrarunning, thru-hiking, or backpacking, this 100-mile review should help you decide if they’re the right fit for you.

My Setup:
• Shoes: Altra Olympus 275
• Laces: Elastic Lock Laces (linked below)
• Socks: Darn Tough lightweight hiking socks

Pros:

✔️ Extremely cushioned & comfortable
✔️ Great for long hikes and full-day use
✔️ No heel slip or sore feet after 100 miles
✔️ Improved fit with elastic laces

Cons:

❌ Can run hot in warmer weather
❌ Slight tightness in the upper with the original laces
❌ Possible durability concern in crease areas

👉 If you’re interested in trying lock laces, I’ve left a link in the description—they made a big difference for me.

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Thanks for watching, and see you on the next adventure!

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