The North Face Offtrail Ultra - Men's
Built for mountain runners and technical trail adventurers, the The North Face Offtrail Ultra combines lightweight agility with exceptional stability and protection. Featuring a dual-density DREAMBOUND™ nitrogen-infused midsole, an integrated SCREEGUARD™ gaiter, and a grippy SURFACE CTRL™ outsole, this shoe is designed to tackle rugged terrain, steep ascents, and off-trail exploration with confidence.
Specifications
- Weight: 264 g
(Men's US 9)
- Heel-to-Toe Drop: 6 mm
- Stack Height: 29 mm heel / 23 mm forefoot
- Midsole: Dual-density DREAMBOUND™ nitrogen super-foam with firmer outer layer and softer inner core
- Outsole: SURFACE CTRL™ rubber outsole with THINWEB technology, 5 mm lugs, and scrambling zone at forefoot
- Upper: Lightweight seamless dual-wrap upper with hydrophobic ripstop rear quarter, bonded internal frame, TPU overlays, and an integrated SCREEGUARD™ gaiter
Key Features
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Dual-Density DREAMBOUND™ Cushioning – Nitrogen-infused super-foam delivers a stable platform with a soft, responsive ride for long days in the mountains.
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Integrated SCREEGUARD™ Gaiter – The stretchy, high-recovery gaiter helps keep rocks, dirt, and trail debris out while allowing easy on-and-off access.
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Technical Terrain Traction – SURFACE CTRL™ outsole with 5 mm lugs and a dedicated scrambling zone provides dependable grip on steep, rocky, and uneven surfaces.
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Secure Mountain-Ready Fit – A bonded internal support frame, abrasion-resistant TPU overlays, and racing laces with integrated lace management create a locked-in feel on challenging terrain.
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Lightweight Protection – Hydrophobic ripstop materials and strategic reinforcement offer durability and weather resistance without adding unnecessary weight.
Ideal For
Runners and trail runners seeking a shoe the offers lightweight performance, stability, and confidence on technical terrain. Perfect for rugged trail running, mountain adventures, scrambling, and off-trail exploration where grip, protection, and all-day comfort are essential.
