Altra Duo 1.5 Review: 100-Mile Rundown
The lightweight, beefy Altra Duo 1.5 is built for races but well-suited for logging urban miles.
We put 100+ miles on new shoes and report how they handle the road or trail—and our feet.
The lightweight, beefy Altra Duo 1.5 is built for races but well-suited for logging urban miles.
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