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Altra · Men's · Speedwork & performance
Men's Altra Escalante 4
A lightweight, flexible zero-drop road shoe for daily running, walking, and faster training. Choose your available size and color above.
Altra EGO
Responsive midsole cushioning balances energy return, durability, and ground feel.
InnerFlex
Flex grooves support natural movement and help keep the shoe light and flexible.
Standard FootShape
Altra's balanced FootShape fit provides toe room while sitting between its roomier Original and slimmer fit profiles.
Product details
The Escalante 4 is designed for runners who prefer a close-to-the-ground, flexible ride for daily miles or uptempo training. Its engineered knit upper provides a breathable, sock-like wrap, while the FootPod outsole follows the natural structure of the foot for flexibility and responsiveness.
- Midsole: Altra EGO
- Upper: Engineered knit mesh
- Outsole: FootPod
- Weight: 8.7 oz (men's size 9)
- Heel stack: 25 mm
- Forefoot stack: 25 mm
- Heel-to-toe offset: 0 mm
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