Nice shoe

These shoes are so comfortable, it’s my go to on everyday plus running. Highly recommend!

Best Torin to date...have worn the 2,3,3,5 and 4....this fits my odd shaped foot like a glove...BUT dont know what they were thinking with the tongue...it isnt a problem for me but see how it could be for some......too sharp

I love the Torin 5 heal fit; really feels locked in and secure! The cushioning is good enough to pound pavement (as I’m a Clydesdale) 255lbs., 6’1”. As always, with the Altra toebox, there is plenty of comfort up front for the piggies to splay in! The only dislike; the edge of the unpadded tongue rides against the point where top of foot and bottom of leg meet…the material of the tongue is plenty soft, but it is thin, with no padding, and caused my legs to scab a thin crease, much like a paper cut, after only an easy 10K. Ouch!! To be fair, I was wearing very low cut socks, so my next run out the problem was cured by taller socks. All in all, these runners are very pleasing and were a great bargain at the price!! I’m ordering another pair to carry me through winter.

The most comfortable shoes I’ve ever run in. These also make great walking shoes.

This is my second pair of the Altra Torin 5 and they are great shoes. They fit true to size, have ample room in the toe box, and although I only use them for walking, they have held up very well in all aspects.

Top the tongue is rigid and sharp. Really can't wear below the ankle socks as they are not tall enough to protect your foot from the sharp tongue of the shoe.

Shoes are attractive and are a good fit.

I've been using Torin's since version 1.5 and they've always been great. This year, version 5, the tongue is a stiff piece of thin rubber. After my first 3 mile run/jog -> I was bleeding from both feet from the tongue cutting into my upper foot -> it was raw and the skin literally rubbed off. Trying to find a solution -> bandaids don't stay on. Found pads made for shoe tongues... seems to help a little.

This particular model runs small. Not really, the shape of the shoe and tongue doesn't hold the foot very well so even tight my foot moves forward to touch the front go the shoe .Now there is about a thumbs thickness of space at the front and still my toes make contact. That should not be , also you need to wear taller socks because the shape of the top of the tongue will rub you bloody.The footbed of the shoe is good and spongy but I think I need more support. I can't give a deep dive in the Torin 5 yet but after I get some time in them we'll see. I think most of the issues may be the tongue, since I can't seem to be able to keep my foot planted . or maybe I have get an even bigger shoe to avoid contact. But then i worry about heel rub.