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Scott Supertrac Ultra - Trail Running
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Scott Supertrac Ultra

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description Scott Supertrac Ultra Overview

The Scott Supertrac Ultra is a trail running shoe designed by the Swiss brand Scott for long-distance mountain racing and ultramarathons. It features an aggressive lug pattern on the outsole to provide traction across technical and muddy terrains. The shoe incorporates an AeroFoam midsole for cushioning and utilizes the brand's eRide rocker geometry to promote an efficient running gait. It is built for endurance athletes who require durability and grip over prolonged off-road distances.

insights Ranking position

Scott Supertrac Ultra ranks #15 of 41 in the Trail Running ranking, behind Altra Olympus 5, ahead of Adidas Terrex Speed Ultra.

balance Scott Supertrac Ultra Pros & Cons

thumb_up Pros
  • check excellent grip on mud
  • check aggressive lug pattern
  • check highly responsive midsole foam
thumb_down Cons
  • close narrow toe box fit
  • close outsole lugs wear quickly

help Scott Supertrac Ultra FAQ

Is the Scott Supertrac Ultra designed for muddy trails or dry ultramarathons?

Its aggressive outsole is designed to provide traction on loose, steep, and mixed trail surfaces. The shoe is aimed at long-distance mountain running, although deep mud specialists may prefer even more widely spaced lugs.

What is Scott's All Terrain Traction outsole on the Supertrac Ultra?

Scott arranges the outsole lugs to grip during forward motion, braking, and cornering rather than pointing every lug in one direction. This design is a defining feature of the Supertrac trail family.

Does the Supertrac Ultra have enough cushioning for an ultramarathon?

The Ultra version is tuned for extended trail distances and provides more protection than a minimal racing shoe. Fit and cushioning preference remain personal, so it is sensible to test it on a long training run before using it for a 50 km or 100 km event.

How does the Supertrac Ultra fit compared with road-running shoes?

Its trail-oriented upper is intended to hold the foot securely on uneven terrain, which can feel more structured than a road shoe. Because feet swell during ultramarathons, runners should check toe room while wearing the same socks planned for race day.

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