Dynafit Alpine DNA

All three shoes have their advantages and disadvantages, but give a solid impression on the trails. Where I see the Alpine Pro and Alpine DNA more in the alpine area (as the name suggests), the Ultra 100 has its advantages on longer routes in low mountain ranges. I would like to tackle the 74 kilometers of the Rennsteig Supermarathon with the shoe. The Alpine Pro is at home on all distances and can be quickly and flexibly adjusted and readjusted with its Quicklace lacing system. Due to its more robust mesh material and the already mentioned Vibram sole, it is also very suitable for bad weather and winter running. I would place the Alpine DNA in the competition area because, according to the manufacturer, it fulfills all the characteristics "... to set new best times and break old records." The firm fit and the Vibram sole with its megagrip ensure the appropriate safety on the terrain. Even if there is no such thing as a jack-of-all-trades, I am thrilled with all three Dynafit shoes. If there's one thing I learned from the tests, it's that you shouldn't limit yourself to just one trail shoe, because nature offers different challenges and you don't always want to run just one route or one race. Stay flexible, but above all, try on the shoes before buying and if you have the opportunity to test them, take advantage of them. Read the expert report by Thomas Ritter - https://shop4runners.com/blog/post/dynafit-vergleichstest