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Closeouts. Go from blacktop to backcountry in Montrail's Sabino trail running shoes. These lightweight warriors handle tough terrain with a rugged synthetic leather upper that's reinforced with a thermoplastic forefoot Trail Shield for outstanding bruise protection and torsional rigidity.
- Thermoplastic forefoot Trail Shield provides bruise protection and torsional rigidity
- Medial posting for stability
- Medium width
- Made in China
- Runs large, order 1/2 size smaller
- Visit our Running Shoe Guide
- US shipments only
- Trail Running
- Non-Waterproof
- Gusseted tongue
- Upper: Mesh and synthetic leather
- Lining: Mesh
- Removable insole
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Rubber
- Shank: Composite
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 4 oz.
- Made in China
- Runs large, order 1/2 size smaller
- Visit our Running Shoe Guide
- US shipments only
Average Rating (39 reviews)
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Reviewed by Janet from Arizona on Wednesday, May 15, 2013I have been using the women's Sabinos for PCT section hiking and general day-hiking for many years. I was unhappy when they discontinued the model, was thrilled when another PCT hiker told me I could get them as closeouts from STP. Some, but not all, of the women's that I got seemed to have a narrower toebox, so I got several pairs of men's. It seems like the turquoise ones are narrower than the gray ones. The men's and women's both work really well for me. My only complaint about these shoes in both men's and women's models is that I wish they had a grippier sole. But since they fit well and hold up well for me, and I hate shopping, I bought multiple pairs of both models to last for at least a few years. I do use custom orthotics in them, have never worn them with the insoles they come with. I just made an appointment with a podiatrist because of weird toe pain (in the bones) on one foot when hiking. Then I realized the pain started after I started using a new pair of the women's Sabinos. I hiked yesterday wearing a pair of the men's, and had no pain. I cancelled the doctor appointment, will be experimenting to see if I have the pain with other shoes when I carry a heavier backpack. If not, I'll be trying to learn what to do about a single defective shoe.
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Reviewed by Ann from Tennessee on Tuesday, May 14, 2013So comfortable! No break in period. Grat lateral stability. Montrails are the best trail running shoes out their, and I've tried them all.
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Reviewed by Happy feet from Massachusetts on Tuesday, May 07, 2013I am really happy with these shoes. I was misled by a review saying to order a size smaller and that was not the case for me. I had to return the original ones and get my usual size but am now completely happy. They are comfortable and offer a lot of support. I will be wearing them on many hikes with my dog.
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Reviewed by Montrail fan from Idaho on Sunday, April 21, 2013Like the wide toe box and stiffer sole on these shoes. These shoes do run a half size bigger.
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Reviewed by LindaGottaGo from Ohio on Thursday, April 18, 2013These are light and yet they provide good support. Plenty of toe box room and of course am excellent buy. They do run large. I wear a 10.5 but I ordered a size 10 which fit perfectly. Also, I have a leg length discrepancy and I did not have a problem fitting my orthotic in the shoe.
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