Reviewers' opinions on fit and volume are mixed: Nathan praises the fit and notes it avoids the low-volume issue of other Altra shoes, while David finds it still a bit lower volume and not quite comfortable enough for a workhorse trainer.
Altra Experience Flow version 3: building consensus — a public grade is not available yet; synthesized so far from 3 reviews across 3 creators, freshest review Sep 20, 2026.
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The clearest point of agreement among reviewers is that the Altra Experience Flow 3 works as a true daily-training all-rounder. Several reviewers describe it handling everything from easy recovery jogs to long runs and even up-tempo efforts without feeling out of place in any of those roles. That versatility is underpinned by a cushioning tune reviewers consistently call well-balanced—soft enough to take the edge off tired legs, but not so plush that it feels mushy or disconnects the runner from the ground. For a buyer hoping to consolidate much of a weekly training rotation into a single pair, this is the strongest and most consistent signal in the reviews.
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Altra's product director Cody Campos states that the Experience Flow 3 is a daily trainer for runners who want a lightweight, poppy ride that is versatile enough to be worn on runs and then for activities afterwards.
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Reviewers' opinions on fit and volume are mixed: Nathan praises the fit and notes it avoids the low-volume issue of other Altra shoes, while David finds it still a bit lower volume and not quite comfortable enough for a workhorse trainer.
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The clearest point of agreement among reviewers is that the Altra Experience Flow 3 works as a true daily-training all-rounder. Several reviewers describe it handling everything from easy recovery jogs to long runs and even up-tempo efforts without feeling out of place in any of those roles. That versatility is underpinned by a cushioning tune reviewers consistently call well-balanced—soft enough to take the edge off tired legs, but not so plush that it feels mushy or disconnects the runner from the ground. For a buyer hoping to consolidate much of a weekly training rotation into a single pair, this is the strongest and most consistent signal in the reviews.
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Altra's product director identifies the Experience Flow 3 as the first launch in Altra's 2026 road lineup.
Altra's product director states that the Experience Flow 3 has a price of $145.
Altra's product director states that the Experience Flow 3 releases on February 1st (2026).
Road Runner Sports finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 feels super versatile, suitable for both long runs and short runs.
Road Runner Sports finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 is light enough to pick up the pace and do up-tempo running when legs feel frisky.
Road Runner Sports finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 nails a perfect medium point between having cushion, support, and ground feel.
Road Runner Sports finds the cushion on the Altra Experience Flow 3 is enough for a short easy day when legs are beat up.
Road Runner Sports observes that on a downhill, toes are not touching the top of the Altra Experience Flow 3.
Road Runner Sports observes the Altra Experience Flow 3 has so much room for toes to spread out and does not feel cramped.
Dr. Matthew Klein recommends the Altra Experience Flow 3 as a flexible, non-rockered shoe option for runners who want to expose their body to a different stimulus compared to stiff rockered shoes.
Nathan Brown also names the Altra Experience Flow as a shoe that comes to mind when asked about flexible, lower-stack options — describing it as having a 4mm drop, moderate stack, and flexibility in the forefoot.
Another reviewer (David) judges the Altra Experience Flow 3 to be 'almost there' but still a little bit lower volume and not quite as comfortable as he would like for a workhorse trainer.
Another reviewer describes the Altra Experience Flow 3 as a rockered shoe for daily miles, decently lightweight for its cushioning, not crazy responsive, meant to be an easy day shoe.
In the flagship bracket discussion, the reviewer (Nathan) prefers the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Saucony Ride, calling it an upset of the 14 seed over the 3 seed.
In the quarterfinal, reviewer Matt votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying it works a lot better for him personally in terms of fit and transition.
In the semifinal, reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Hoka Clifton 11, saying the P35 midsole gives him 'everything that the Clifton would give me and more' and the fit is better.
Reviewer David says the P35 midsole in the Altra Experience Flow 3 is much better than what they used to have, but calls it 'not a bad shoe by any means'.
Reviewer David votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, describing it as 'basically like the Clifton just slightly off of it' and 'almost there'.
Reviewer Matt finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 'a lot more runnable for me right now' and votes for it over the Saucony Ride, creating the upset.
Reviewer Matt states the P35 midsole on the Altra Experience Flow 3, while not perfect, is a lot better — it doesn't feel as harsh or break down as quick as some of the other models, and they did a much better job updating it.
Reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying he has appreciated what you can do in that shoe — easy, longer stuff, pick up the pace; it is light enough to do a little bit more; he loves the fit; as a daily trainer it checks a lot of baseline boxes; and the foam is soft enough.
Reviewer Nathan, in the third-place match, says he has 'not many complaints about the Experience Flow, would have picked it to go to the final' and votes for it over the Topo Phantom 4, finding the fit, geometries, and transitions slightly better, and the foam slightly firmer in a way he likes.
Doctors of Running (Nathan) describes the Altra Experience Flow 3 as having a P35 midsole, a 4mm drop, and being an 'ultra shoe' with a bit of softness but not overly soft.
Doctors of Running (Nathan) finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 a little bit more flexible in the forefoot but says the fit is good and doesn't have the low volume some other ultra shoes have been having.
Doctors of Running (Nathan) states the combination of the geometry, the 4mm drop, and the softness allows them to get a lot of miles in the Altra Experience Flow 3; it is light enough, pleasant to run in, and they have done long runs with some tempo in it.
Doctors of Running (Nathan) states they would have put the Altra Experience Flow 3 in consideration for their trainer of the year, and calls version 3 even better than version 2 from a fit perspective.
Every row is an attributed summary of each creator’s opinion — third person, in our words, never a verbatim quote. Raw quotes live in Reviews, below.
Earlier reviews
Doctors of Running (Nathan) states they would have put the Altra Experience Flow 3 in consideration for their trainer of the year, and calls version 3 even better than version 2 from a fit perspective.
Doctors of Running
Later reviewsa later take
Another reviewer (David) judges the Altra Experience Flow 3 to be 'almost there' but still a little bit lower volume and not quite as comfortable as he would like for a workhorse trainer.
Doctors of Running
One reviewer recommends the Altra Experience Flow 3 specifically as a flexible, non-rockered alternative to stiff rockered super shoes, while another reviewer in the same publication describes it as a rockered shoe.
Earlier reviews
Doctors of Running (Nathan) finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 a little bit more flexible in the forefoot but says the fit is good and doesn't have the low volume some other ultra shoes have been having.
Doctors of Running
Later reviewsa later take
Another reviewer describes the Altra Experience Flow 3 as a rockered shoe for daily miles, decently lightweight for its cushioning, not crazy responsive, meant to be an easy day shoe.
Doctors of Running
Several reviewers find the Altra Experience Flow 3 highly versatile as a daily trainer, capable of handling easy days, long runs, and up-tempo efforts.
Buyers looking for one shoe that can cover most of their weekly training—from recovery jogs to tempo—will find broad reviewer agreement that the Experience Flow 3 fits that role.
3 creators5 opinions
Doctors of Running (Nathan) states the combination of the geometry, the 4mm drop, and the softness allows them to get a lot of miles in the Altra Experience Flow 3; it is light enough, pleasant to run in, and they have done long runs with some tempo in it.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying he has appreciated what you can do in that shoe — easy, longer stuff, pick up the pace; it is light enough to do a little bit more; he loves the fit; as a daily trainer it checks a lot of baseline boxes; and the foam is soft enough.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:03:45Road Runner Sports finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 feels super versatile, suitable for both long runs and short runs.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch sourceRoad Runner Sports finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 is light enough to pick up the pace and do up-tempo running when legs feel frisky.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch sourceAltra's product director Cody Campos states that the Experience Flow 3 is a daily trainer for runners who want a lightweight, poppy ride that is versatile enough to be worn on runs and then for activities afterwards.
Altra 2026 Road Preview (ft. Vanish Pulse and Torin 9) | The Running Event 2025Watch sourceMultiple reviewers at Doctors of Running (Nathan, David, and Matt) note that the P35 midsole represents a significant improvement over previous Altra foam iterations, feeling less harsh and more durable.
Runners previously put off by harsh or quick-breaking-down Altra midsoles may find the updated P35 foam in version 3 addresses those concerns.
1 creator4 opinions
Doctors of Running (Nathan) describes the Altra Experience Flow 3 as having a P35 midsole, a 4mm drop, and being an 'ultra shoe' with a bit of softness but not overly soft.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer David says the P35 midsole in the Altra Experience Flow 3 is much better than what they used to have, but calls it 'not a bad shoe by any means'.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket35:04Reviewer Matt states the P35 midsole on the Altra Experience Flow 3, while not perfect, is a lot better — it doesn't feel as harsh or break down as quick as some of the other models, and they did a much better job updating it.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket35:04Reviewers' opinions on fit and volume are mixed: Nathan praises the fit and notes it avoids the low-volume issue of other Altra shoes, while David finds it still a bit lower volume and not quite comfortable enough for a workhorse trainer.
Fit may be volume-dependent; runners with lower-volume needs may love it, but those wanting a more spacious or plush upper should try before committing.
1 creator4 opinions1 counterpoint
Doctors of Running (Nathan) states they would have put the Altra Experience Flow 3 in consideration for their trainer of the year, and calls version 3 even better than version 2 from a fit perspective.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Doctors of Running (Nathan) finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 a little bit more flexible in the forefoot but says the fit is good and doesn't have the low volume some other ultra shoes have been having.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying he has appreciated what you can do in that shoe — easy, longer stuff, pick up the pace; it is light enough to do a little bit more; he loves the fit; as a daily trainer it checks a lot of baseline boxes; and the foam is soft enough.
One reviewer recommends the Altra Experience Flow 3 specifically as a flexible, non-rockered alternative to stiff rockered super shoes, while another reviewer in the same publication describes it as a rockered shoe.
The degree of rocker presence is contested even within the same publication; runners seeking a deliberately non-rockered, flexible shoe should verify the ride feel personally.
1 creator3 opinions1 counterpoint
Dr. Matthew Klein recommends the Altra Experience Flow 3 as a flexible, non-rockered shoe option for runners who want to expose their body to a different stimulus compared to stiff rockered shoes.
Most Stable Super Shoes? Do I Need a Rocker, Toe Spring, Flexible or Stiff Shoe? | Mailbag!29:46Nathan Brown also names the Altra Experience Flow as a shoe that comes to mind when asked about flexible, lower-stack options — describing it as having a 4mm drop, moderate stack, and flexibility in the forefoot.
Most Stable Super Shoes? Do I Need a Rocker, Toe Spring, Flexible or Stiff Shoe? | Mailbag!39:02Doctors of Running (Nathan) finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 a little bit more flexible in the forefoot but says the fit is good and doesn't have the low volume some other ultra shoes have been having.
Multiple reviewers at Doctors of Running (Nathan, Matt, and David) consistently voted the Altra Experience Flow 3 over established competitors including the Saucony Ride, Skechers Arrow Burst, Hoka Clifton 11, and Topo Phantom 4 in a bracket-style comparison.
The Experience Flow 3 punches above its seeding in direct head-to-head comparisons, making it a strong value contender against more prominent daily trainers.
1 creator6 opinions
In the flagship bracket discussion, the reviewer (Nathan) prefers the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Saucony Ride, calling it an upset of the 14 seed over the 3 seed.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer Matt finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 'a lot more runnable for me right now' and votes for it over the Saucony Ride, creating the upset.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket35:04In the quarterfinal, reviewer Matt votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying it works a lot better for him personally in terms of fit and transition.
Our Daily Trainers BracketReviewers find the cushioning hits a balanced medium point—soft but not overly soft, with enough protection for beat-up legs while retaining ground feel.
Runners who want cushioning without a mushy or disconnected feel will find the Experience Flow 3 described as striking that middle ground well.
2 creators4 opinions
Doctors of Running (Nathan) describes the Altra Experience Flow 3 as having a P35 midsole, a 4mm drop, and being an 'ultra shoe' with a bit of softness but not overly soft.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying he has appreciated what you can do in that shoe — easy, longer stuff, pick up the pace; it is light enough to do a little bit more; he loves the fit; as a daily trainer it checks a lot of baseline boxes; and the foam is soft enough.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:03:45Road Runner Sports finds the cushion on the Altra Experience Flow 3 is enough for a short easy day when legs are beat up.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch sourceOne reviewer observes that the Altra Experience Flow 3 provides ample toe room with no cramping or toe-strike on downhills.
Runners who prioritize a wide toe box—consistent with Altra's brand identity—should find the Experience Flow 3 accommodating, though this observation comes from a single source.
1 creator2 opinions
Road Runner Sports observes the Altra Experience Flow 3 has so much room for toes to spread out and does not feel cramped.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch sourceRoad Runner Sports observes that on a downhill, toes are not touching the top of the Altra Experience Flow 3.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch sourceAltra's product director states the Experience Flow 3 is priced at $145 and releases February 1, 2026, as the first launch in Altra's 2026 road lineup.
At $145 the shoe sits in the mid-range daily-trainer price band, offering competitive value given the versatility reviewers describe.
1 creator3 opinions
Altra's product director states that the Experience Flow 3 has a price of $145.
Altra 2026 Road Preview (ft. Vanish Pulse and Torin 9) | The Running Event 2025Watch sourceAltra's product director states that the Experience Flow 3 releases on February 1st (2026).
Altra 2026 Road Preview (ft. Vanish Pulse and Torin 9) | The Running Event 2025Watch sourceAltra's product director identifies the Experience Flow 3 as the first launch in Altra's 2026 road lineup.
Altra 2026 Road Preview (ft. Vanish Pulse and Torin 9) | The Running Event 2025Watch sourceDoctors of Running (Nathan) states the combination of the geometry, the 4mm drop, and the softness allows them to get a lot of miles in the Altra Experience Flow 3; it is light enough, pleasant to run in, and they have done long runs with some tempo in it.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying he has appreciated what you can do in that shoe — easy, longer stuff, pick up the pace; it is light enough to do a little bit more; he loves the fit; as a daily trainer it checks a lot of baseline boxes; and the foam is soft enough.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:03:45Road Runner Sports finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 feels super versatile, suitable for both long runs and short runs.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch sourceAltra's product director Cody Campos states that the Experience Flow 3 is a daily trainer for runners who want a lightweight, poppy ride that is versatile enough to be worn on runs and then for activities afterwards.
Altra 2026 Road Preview (ft. Vanish Pulse and Torin 9) | The Running Event 2025Watch sourceBeyond the ride itself, reviewers at Doctors of Running—Nathan, David, and Matt—single out the new P35 midsole compound as a meaningful step forward from prior Altra foams, describing it as less harsh underfoot and more durable over time. This comes from one publication's team rather than a broader spread of outlets, but the agreement among that group is notable. Runners who steered away from earlier Altra models because the foam felt stiff or wore out quickly may find this update addresses exactly that complaint.
Multiple reviewers at Doctors of Running (Nat…
Doctors of Running (Nathan) describes the Altra Experience Flow 3 as having a P35 midsole, a 4mm drop, and being an 'ultra shoe' with a bit of softness but not overly soft.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer David says the P35 midsole in the Altra Experience Flow 3 is much better than what they used to have, but calls it 'not a bad shoe by any means'.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket35:04In the semifinal, reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Hoka Clifton 11, saying the P35 midsole gives him 'everything that the Clifton would give me and more' and the fit is better.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:07:34That same group of reviewers also put the Experience Flow 3 through a bracket-style comparison against established daily trainers—the Saucony Ride, Skechers Arrow Burst, Hoka Clifton 11, and Topo Phantom 4—and consistently voted it ahead of all of them. Again, this is a single publication's judgment rather than a wider consensus, but a clean sweep against that competitive set suggests the shoe offers real value relative to more established names in the category.
Multiple reviewers at Doctors of Running (Nat…
In the flagship bracket discussion, the reviewer (Nathan) prefers the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Saucony Ride, calling it an upset of the 14 seed over the 3 seed.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer Matt finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 'a lot more runnable for me right now' and votes for it over the Saucony Ride, creating the upset.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket35:04In the quarterfinal, reviewer Matt votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying it works a lot better for him personally in terms of fit and transition.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:03:45In the semifinal, reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Hoka Clifton 11, saying the P35 midsole gives him 'everything that the Clifton would give me and more' and the fit is better.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:07:34Reviewer Nathan, in the third-place match, says he has 'not many complaints about the Experience Flow, would have picked it to go to the final' and votes for it over the Topo Phantom 4, finding the fit, geometries, and transitions slightly better, and the foam slightly firmer in a way he likes.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:11:14Where reviewers diverge is on two more specific points, and both are worth pausing on before buying. First, fit and volume: Nathan praises the fit and feels it avoids the low-volume, cramped feeling that has dogged some other Altra models, while David finds it still runs a touch low-volume and not quite plush enough to serve as a true workhorse trainer. This suggests fit satisfaction may hinge on the shape of the buyer's own foot rather than a flaw or strength inherent to the shoe. Second, and more strikingly, reviewers can't agree on whether the shoe is rockered at all—one review recommends it specifically as a flexible, non-rockered alternative to stiff, rockered super shoes, while another review in the very same publication describes it as a rockered design. Given that contradiction exists within a single outlet's coverage, buyers who care specifically about rocker geometry (or its absence) should treat published descriptions as unsettled and judge the ride feel for themselves.
Reviewers' opinions on fit and volume are mix…One reviewer recommends the Altra Experience…
Doctors of Running (Nathan) states they would have put the Altra Experience Flow 3 in consideration for their trainer of the year, and calls version 3 even better than version 2 from a fit perspective.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket31:16Reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, saying he has appreciated what you can do in that shoe — easy, longer stuff, pick up the pace; it is light enough to do a little bit more; he loves the fit; as a daily trainer it checks a lot of baseline boxes; and the foam is soft enough.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:03:45Reviewer Nathan, in the third-place match, says he has 'not many complaints about the Experience Flow, would have picked it to go to the final' and votes for it over the Topo Phantom 4, finding the fit, geometries, and transitions slightly better, and the foam slightly firmer in a way he likes.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:11:14Dr. Matthew Klein recommends the Altra Experience Flow 3 as a flexible, non-rockered shoe option for runners who want to expose their body to a different stimulus compared to stiff rockered shoes.
Most Stable Super Shoes? Do I Need a Rocker, Toe Spring, Flexible or Stiff Shoe? | Mailbag!29:46Nathan Brown also names the Altra Experience Flow as a shoe that comes to mind when asked about flexible, lower-stack options — describing it as having a 4mm drop, moderate stack, and flexibility in the forefoot.
Most Stable Super Shoes? Do I Need a Rocker, Toe Spring, Flexible or Stiff Shoe? | Mailbag!39:02On a narrower point, one reviewer notes generous toe-box room, with no cramping or toe-strike issues even on downhill running—consistent with Altra's broader brand reputation for wider forefoot space. As this comes from a single review rather than a corroborated pattern, it's a reasonable expectation rather than a settled fact, but it aligns with what the brand is generally known for.
One reviewer observes that the Altra Experien…
Road Runner Sports observes the Altra Experience Flow 3 has so much room for toes to spread out and does not feel cramped.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch sourcePractically speaking, Altra's product director has confirmed the Experience Flow 3 will retail for $145 and release February 1, 2026, as the opening shoe in Altra's 2026 road lineup. That price places it squarely in the mid-range daily-trainer bracket. Combined with the versatility and balanced-cushioning consensus above, it reads as a reasonably priced option for runners wanting a single shoe to anchor most of their training—provided they can verify fit and ride feel firsthand given the mixed notes on volume and rocker feel.
Altra's product director states the Experienc…
Altra's product director states that the Experience Flow 3 has a price of $145.
Altra 2026 Road Preview (ft. Vanish Pulse and Torin 9) | The Running Event 2025Watch sourceIn the semifinal, reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Hoka Clifton 11, saying the P35 midsole gives him 'everything that the Clifton would give me and more' and the fit is better.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:07:34Reviewer Nathan, in the third-place match, says he has 'not many complaints about the Experience Flow, would have picked it to go to the final' and votes for it over the Topo Phantom 4, finding the fit, geometries, and transitions slightly better, and the foam slightly firmer in a way he likes.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:11:14Another reviewer (David) judges the Altra Experience Flow 3 to be 'almost there' but still a little bit lower volume and not quite as comfortable as he would like for a workhorse trainer.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket35:04Another reviewer describes the Altra Experience Flow 3 as a rockered shoe for daily miles, decently lightweight for its cushioning, not crazy responsive, meant to be an easy day shoe.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:11:14Reviewer David votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Skechers Arrow Burst, describing it as 'basically like the Clifton just slightly off of it' and 'almost there'.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:03:45In the semifinal, reviewer Nathan votes for the Altra Experience Flow 3 over the Hoka Clifton 11, saying the P35 midsole gives him 'everything that the Clifton would give me and more' and the fit is better.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:07:34Reviewer Nathan, in the third-place match, says he has 'not many complaints about the Experience Flow, would have picked it to go to the final' and votes for it over the Topo Phantom 4, finding the fit, geometries, and transitions slightly better, and the foam slightly firmer in a way he likes.
Our Daily Trainers Bracket1:11:14Road Runner Sports finds the Altra Experience Flow 3 nails a perfect medium point between having cushion, support, and ground feel.
Altra Experience Flow 3 vs Wild 3: The Perfect Pairing for Runners Who Love Road and TrailWatch source