OMM FOOTWEAR / FELL · TRAIL · ULTRA
FIND YOUR
FOOTING.
From soft fell to long trail days. Find the shoe for the ground ahead.
THREE SHOES. DIFFERENT GROUND.
Choose your line.
Start with where you run. Compare the feel underfoot, then choose your colour and fit.
YOUR TERRAIN MATCH
SOFT GROUND / OPEN FELL
Fell Shoe
£150.00For mud, bog and rough fell. Deep 8–11mm lugs and a low-drop platform for technical ground.
- Drop
- 4mm
- Stack
- 23.5mm
- Weight*
- 272g
Orange / Grey
YOUR TERRAIN MATCH
PATHS / MIXED TRAILS
Trail Shoe
£150.00A responsive all-rounder for changing trails, with 4mm lugs and a balance of cushioning and ground feel.
- Drop
- 6mm
- Stack
- 27mm
- Weight*
- 246–249g
Blue / Grey
YOUR TERRAIN MATCH
LONG TRAIL DAYS / MORE CUSHIONING
Ultra Shoe
£150.00More cushioning for longer trail days. A 30mm platform and two-layer upper put comfort over distance first.
- Drop
- 8mm
- Stack
- 30mm
- Weight*
- 265g
Black / Aqua
*Published shoe weights: Trail 246g Regular / 249g Regular+, and Ultra 265g, at UK size 8. Fell 272g; sample size is not stated. Check your chosen product page for current sizes, widths and availability.
GROUND FIRST. SHOE SECOND.
Find your match.
Use the terrain you run most often as your starting point. Fit and personal preference matter too.
Swipe across the table to compare all three shoes.
| THE DETAILS | Fell Shoe | Trail Shoe | Ultra Shoe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Soft fell & technical ground | Paths & mixed trails | Longer trail runs |
| Drop | 4mm | 6mm | 8mm |
| Stack height | 23.5mm | 27mm | 30mm |
| Published weight* | 272g | 246–249g | 265g |
| Width options | Regular | Regular / Regular+ | Regular / Regular+ |
| Take a closer look | Explore Fell | Explore Trail | Explore Ultra |
*Weight references are explained above. Width and colour combinations vary; choose your available fit on the product page.
TESTED OUT THERE.
FELL SHOE / RUNULTRA
“On wet grass, rock, and off-camber terrain, the grip has been excellent.”
The full review also discusses heel fit and tongue padding. RunUltra discloses that products are supplied free for testing.
TRAIL SHOE / SPORTSSHOES.COM
“Light enough to race in, robust enough to train in.”
Retailer review. Tom assesses mixed-terrain performance and fit, including some movement at the heel.
ULTRA SHOE / IAN CORLESS
“The thick EVA midsole provides plenty of protection and comfort without becoming overly soft or unstable.”
An excerpt on cushioning from a mixed review. Ian also raises concerns about wet-rock grip and fit.
BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT
A good fit
starts here.
Need a hand choosing?
Tell us about your usual ground, the distances you run and the fit you prefer.
Ask the OMM teamWhat is the difference between the Fell, Trail and Ultra Shoes?
Fell prioritises soft-ground grip. Trail is the versatile option for mixed surfaces. Ultra adds cushioning for longer trail days. Compare the drop, stack and fit options above alongside the terrain you run most.
Which OMM shoe is best suited to mud and open fell?
The Fell Shoe is the starting point for soft ground, with 8–11mm lugs. The Trail Shoe uses shallower 4mm lugs for mixed trails. Ground conditions still matter: no outsole guarantees grip on every surface.
Do I need the Ultra Shoe to run an ultramarathon?
No. Choose for the terrain, fit and feel you prefer, as well as distance. The Ultra Shoe offers the most cushioning in this range, but the other models may suit your route and preferences better.
Are different widths available?
The Fell Shoe is listed in Regular. Trail and Ultra offer Regular and Regular+ options. Available width and colour combinations vary, so check the selection on the individual product page.
How should I choose my size?
Check the size chart on your chosen shoe’s product page and consider the socks you run in. If you are between sizes or unsure about width, ask the OMM team or try a pair with a stockist.
What do drop and stack height mean?
Drop is the difference in height between the heel and forefoot. Stack height describes the thickness underfoot. They help describe a shoe’s geometry, but neither number on its own tells you how a shoe will feel or fit.
What outsole technology do OMM shoes use?
All three models use Vibram MegaGrip, LiteBase and Traction Lug technologies. Their tread designs and platforms differ, so choose the complete shoe for your terrain rather than the rubber compound alone.
Where can I try on OMM footwear?
Use the OMM shoe stockist finder to locate a retailer. Contact them before travelling to check the model, colour, width and size you want to try.