Atmos 2

I wore New Balance 840 running shoes in 10.5 wide for years. The big toe box accommodated by bunions. After they were discontinued I tried NB 880 (cut much trimmer, most noticeable in the toe box), not happy with them. Found happiness with the Brooks Glycerin 21 in 11 wide -- big enough toe box and wonderful cushioning. When they wore out Brooks had moved on to the Glycerin 22, which had a smaller toe box. I passed. Next tried Saucony Triumph (too narrow for bunions, even in wide width). I waited for the Glycerin 23 model to come out and am wearing those. Toe box is smaller than the 21 model but wearable for me. I also bought this pair of Topo Atmos 2. Wonderful, comfortable toe box and great cushioning! However, they have a 5 mm drop and I was coming from a 10 mm drop in the Glycerine 21 model, so for now the Topos are my everyday shoes as I see if I adjust well to the drop difference.

Not good for Hallus Rigidious. These checked all my boxes as far as comfort. I usually wear a wide, and the standard size was wide enough for me. I also have small ankles so I could do a runner's loop on these shoes. The problem for me is I need an early stage meta rocker for my condition. I wish Zappos and other brands would indicate where the rocker portion starts. I will be sending them back.

Besides the ugly color choices in Wide, this shoe is very cushioned and nicely wide across the toes. I would still have kept the crummy color if the design wasn't so narrow in the heels. Topo makes most of their styles like that, curving dramatically into the back inside arch/inside heel areas. Too noticeable to wear comfortably, and I have high arches.

can not say how shoe fit was. When I received the shoe it was used. So i did ia quick return.

HUGE disappointment! I have a pair of original Atmos, which I loved. They were comfortable and supportive right out of the box. I have congenital bunions on both feet, and the original Atmos had plenty of room for my forefoot to naturally spread yet accommodated my narrow heels. Plus, my bunions did not push out the fabric due to the wider toe box, so the material did not wear out. The toe box on the Atmos 2 is much narrower, so the bunions bulge the material out on each side, and they do not feel nearly as plush as the original Atmos. I am returning them, and I do NOT recommend these shoes.

It’s been a long time since I’ve tried on a shoe and instantly fell in love. I have very high arches, and it’s very difficult to find a shoe that meets my needs. I’ve had these for almost two months and I’ve already put a few hundred miles on them. I will definitely be buying more.

did not feel comfortable. I have drop foot and fall easy.

Fit and size were true and style great for Hallux Rigidus, but front was too round - reminded me of clown shoes, so had to return. Very comfortable and good looking otherwise.

I got tangled up in the wide heel base going down stairs, took a dive and broke my knee, requiring surgery. I would not recommend this shoe/design to anyone and if I could rate it at less than zero, I would. They are awkward and the heel base ends up being obstructive because it's too high and wide for normal walking. I appealed to the manufacturer to withdraw this design from the market and I received a rather dismissive response from them.

Topo does a great job of producing shoes with a "barefoot" toe box and cushion. But this shoe still didn't fit my bunion and I have had bunion surgery to help with my foot shape. Fit was just not right on the inside of the ball of my foot and one toe hurt after walking on a treadmill in these shoes. VERY disappointing.