Men's Timp 6 GTX

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0mm drop 30mm heel Trail
by Altra
Color: Dusty Olive

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Tackle any trail, rain or shine, with the Altra Timp 6 GTX—your go-to for daily trail runs and hikes in unpredictable weather. With its zero-drop platform and roomy toe box, it offers a natural stride and stable feel on uneven terrain, while the Gore-Tex upper ensures your feet stay dry and comfortable.

Specs

Use
Daily trail running, hiking, and wet-weather outings.
Surface
Trail
Drop
0mm
Heel Stack
30mm
Forefoot Stack
30mm
Weight
334.5g

This shoe is perfect for

A neutral trail shoe built for daily trail miles, hiking, and foul-weather use — especially on wet, uneven terrain where weather protection matters.

How This Shoe Compares

Compared to Altra Lone Peak

The Altra Lone Peak is more focused on rugged terrain with enhanced grip and durability, making it ideal for technical trails, whereas the Timp 6 GTX provides a better balance for mixed conditions with its weather protection and cushioning.

Compared to Salomon Speedcross

The Salomon Speedcross offers aggressive traction and a snug fit for technical trails, whereas the Timp 6 GTX prioritizes a natural foot position and spacious toe box for comfort over longer, less technical trails.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Timp 6 GTX true to size?
The Timp 6 GTX generally fits true to size, but the GTX upper may feel slightly snugger than non-waterproof versions. Consider sizing up if you prefer extra room or plan to wear thicker socks.
Can I use the Timp 6 GTX for road running?
While primarily designed for trails, the Timp 6 GTX can handle short stretches on roads, though its tread and cushioning are optimized for off-road surfaces.
How does the zero-drop design affect running form?
The zero-drop design encourages a more natural foot strike, which can promote a midfoot or forefoot landing, but it may require an adjustment period if you're used to traditional running shoes.