VJ Maxx 2 Mens

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Grippy sole. Good fit. The laces are too long and can't be tightened. The Ultra triples have good laces, they need to be replaced.

I run Spartan Races, I bought the VJ Spark and they are top for short and muddy races. Despite, the VJ Maxx 2 are top for longer and more technical races but I don't pay the right attention, they fit completly different from.the Spark and so that size I choised didn't fit properly my slim feet. Therefore "only" 4 stars.

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The shoes look very good, they are comfortable and the size seems right (I took the size I always take for running shoes, 14 US). I still have to test them with a run, but at the moment the impressions are very positive, the shoe also seems well cushioned and at the same time very reactive.

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Best VJs for long distance trail running so far. Previous ones were Ultra2 and Spark. I especially like the soft upper, which doesn't hurt your toes like with the Ultra2s.

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After 50 km of testing, it seems good. Good fit even for a wide foot and the heel stays firmly in place. Quite a bit of cushioning, but on the trails the feel of the surface is good. Those looking for more cushioning and those with larger sizes should consider the Ultra 3 model from VJ.

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Based on initial experiences, the shoe is surprisingly spacious, even though it looks narrow. The last of the shoe is a bit long, I definitely recommend trying on a suitable size. The sole pattern is a good basic model, not a particularly aggressive stud, but the grip still seems good. The grip on bare rock/stone is really good, whether dry or wet. Mossy rock is a different story, but I don't think there is a material that solves that problem. The shoe seems handy, the cushioning doesn't feel soft and comfortable, but it will probably still perform very well on longer runs. A simple and flexible go-to in a good way, as long as the fit is just right for your foot. The inner surface of the heel cup is, hmm... non-slip material. The idea is to prevent the heel from moving in the shoe. I recommend investing in good socks, because a damp cotton sock and this material are not a good combination, even though I didn't cause myself much damage during a three-hour jacking workout. The upper is quite thick and/or stiff, but it works well and there is nothing to complain about it so far. Some reviews have mentioned it being a bit warm, but that will be resolved in the spring. The shoe doesn't absorb water at all due to a very small puncture, so I can't comment on how water drains out of the shoe yet. Overall, it seems like a really versatile and flexible shoe. Looking forward to longer rides!

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Very good shoes.

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A great surprise for me!!! Very light, reactive and for me the best sole I have ever tried, highly recommended.

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Best trail shoes and best grip

Good price and fast delivery, not tested the product yet unfortunately.