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Summit Series Offtrail TR Shoes

TrailReleased 2024-09-11UK

Summit Series Offtrail TR is a high-protection trail shoe for adventure runs and FKT efforts on challenging terrain. A BOA Li2 dial, PerformFit wrap, protective shroud and integrated gaiter provide lockdown and help keep debris out. An overlasted Matryx forefoot with Kevlar reinforcement, Skycore rock guard and reinforced toe cap add protection, while SURFACE CTRL rubber with 7 mm lugs targets grip around rocks.

Intended uses:
Trail, Long run
3 sources · checked 2026-08-01

Specs

Among 865 listed shoes, this is a heavier Trail

Weight
355g
Of 811 known values: 803 lower, 2 equal, 6 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
heavierUpper 1%, including ties / average +88g
Drop
6mm
Of 815 known values: 221 lower, 156 equal, 438 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
Standard36.7th percentile (tie midpoint) / average -0.8mm
Stack height (heel/forefoot)
-
Not registered
Carbon plate
No
83% of 786 known models have no carbon plates
Midsole
High-rebound EVA
Outsole
Surface CTRL
Reference price
$199
US price
Weight measurement and plate details
Weight note
The North Face official exact-model page lists approximately 355g per half pair.
Plate note
The official page does not state a carbon plate; it describes a BOA Li2 fit system, integrated gaiter, Skycore rock guard, and Surface CTRL outsole.

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Weight

This shoe 355g·registered average 267g (811 shoes)

97g375g

Drop

This shoe 6mm·registered average 6.8mm (815 shoes)

0mm13.8mm

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