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Altra Torin 9 Womens - Coconut Cream/Pink Glow
Altra Torin 9 Women's - Coconut Cream/Pink Glow is a neutral and comfortably cushioned running shoe for daily training, long runs, walks and many hours on hard surfaces.
The new dual-density P35X™ midsole combines a softer inside with a more stable outside. Combined with a durable Vibram® XS DURA outsole , Altra's roomy Standard FootShape™ fit, and 0mm drop, you get a versatile cross-training shoe with a balanced and stable running feel. The women's model weighs approximately 228 grams per shoe .
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The Altra Torin 9 Women's is designed for runners who want to combine soft comfort, natural toe room and a stable feel during everyday running.
The model is particularly suitable for:
Daily running training
Calm distance workouts
Long run on asphalt
Recovery session
Walks
Treadmill
Everyday use
The Torin 9 features a new dual-density P35X™ foam midsole. The foam is firmer on the outside and softer on the inside, designed to provide a combination of cushioning, balance, and stability throughout your stride.
The outsole has also been updated. Vibram® XS DURA is a durable road rubber that, according to Altra, provides 8.5 percent better grip than the outsole on the Torin 8. This makes the shoe better suited to varying road conditions, such as dry asphalt, wet pavement and hard-packed park paths.
The shoe has a 0 mm drop , which means that the heel and forefoot are placed at the same level. The Standard FootShape™ also provides a foot-shaped and spacious toe box, but sits more envelopingly through the midfoot than Altra's roomier Original FootShape models.
Soft and balanced cushioning
P35X™ dual density midsole
Firmer exterior for a more stable feel
Softer inside for comfortable entry
Vibram® XS DURA outsole
8.5 percent better grip than Torin 8 according to Altra
0 mm drop
Spacious Standard FootShape™ toebox
Breathable mesh upper
Neutral construction
Moderate level of attenuation
Approximately 228 grams per shoe
Suitable for running and walking
Suitable for both shorter and longer distance workouts
Torin 9 is a road running and walking shoe with neutral support, moderate cushioning and Standard FootShape™.
| Property | Information |
|---|---|
| Product | Altra Torin 9 Women's |
| Paint | Coconut Cream/Pink Glow |
| Full color name | Coconut Cream/Pink Glo/Desert Flower |
| Article number | AL0A85UH89D |
| Category | Women's running shoes |
| Basis | Asphalt and other hard surfaces |
| Use | Road running and walking |
| Support | Neutral |
| Drop | 0 mm |
| Sole height | 28 mm according to Altra's Torin 9 guide |
| Damping | Moderate |
| Midsole | P35X™ Dual Density |
| Outsole | Vibram® XS DURA |
| Upper part | Breathable mesh |
| Fit | Standard FootShape™ |
| Weight | Approximately 228 g per shoe |
| Width | Regular, with Wide as a separate option in some markets |
The new midsole in the Torin 9 is made of P35X™ foam and consists of two different densities.
The construction is:
Firmer on the outside
Softer on the inside
Designed for a balanced feel
Tailored for cushioning and stability
Developed for recurring road running
The softer part contributes to a comfortable feeling underfoot, while the firmer outer part helps create a more stable foundation through the step.
The Torin 9 is still a neutral running shoe and doesn't have traditional pronation support. Instead, stability comes from the midsole construction, wide base platform, and foot-shaped fit.
The Torin 9 uses Vibram XS DURA , a rubber compound developed for durability and grip on hard surfaces.
According to Altra, the outsole provides 8.5 percent better grip than the Torin 8 .
The outsole is suitable for:
Dry asphalt
Wet walkways
Cycle paths
City streets
Treadmill
Hard-packed park roads
Relatively smooth gravel roads
The Torin 9 is not a trail shoe, however. For technical trails, mud, mountain terrain and loose rocks, a model with deeper studs and more protection is a better choice.
The shoe has a 0 mm drop , which means that the heel and forefoot are placed at the same level.
This is different from traditional running shoes where the heel is often positioned higher than the forefoot. A change to 0mm drop can affect the load on, among other things:
The feet
The ankle joints
The calves
The Achilles tendons
If you are used to shoes with a higher drop, Torin 9 should be introduced gradually.
Start with walks or short, leisurely runs.
Alternate the Torin 9 with your previous running shoes.
Increase the distance gradually.
Expect fast intervals and very long sessions.
Reduce the load in case of persistent discomfort.
How quickly the transition can occur depends on previous shoes, running habits, mobility and individual load tolerance.
The Torin 9 uses Altra's Standard FootShape™ .
The fit provides:
Plenty of room for your toes
Foot-shaped forefoot
Space for more natural toe spreading
More room than traditional pointed running shoes
Wraparound fit through the midfoot
More stable feel than Altra's roomier Original fit
The Altra Torin 9 has a Standard FootShape™, between the narrower Slim fit and the roomier Original fit.
The standard model fits many feet with normal or slightly wider forefoot. Runners with very wide or bulky feet may need the separate Wide version.
The upper is made of breathable mesh and is designed for a soft and comfortable step-in.
Torin 9 has also received:
Updated heel shape
Refined details around the tongue
Breathable upper
More comfortable material around the foot
Altra describes the changes as fine-tuned premium details for a soft and comfortable feel when the foot is placed in the shoe.
The mesh material prioritizes ventilation and comfort. The shoe is not waterproof and will let water in during rain or very wet conditions.
Daily volume training
Calm distance workouts
Long run on asphalt
Recovery session
Treadmill
Walks
Commuting on foot
Work with a lot of walking and standing
Runners who prefer 0 mm drop
Runners who want a roomier toe box
Runners looking for a neutral mass training shoe
Everyday use
Altra lists road running and walking as the model's main uses.
P35X™ dual density midsole
Vibram® XS DURA outsole
Improved grip
Updated heel shape
Refined tongue
Breathable mesh upper
0 mm drop
Standard FootShape™
Previous generation
Different midsole and outsole construction
Missing Torin 9 Vibram XS DURA sole
Similar use for daily running
The biggest updates in the Torin 9 are the new midsole, Vibram outsole, and the fine-tuned details around the heel, tongue, and upper.
More cushioning
Softer feel underfoot
Better for longer distance workouts
Vibram XS DURA outsole
Suitable for daily volume training and walking
Lower and more flexible construction
Clearer ground contact
Firmer and more direct running feel
Suitable for shorter distances and runners who want less cushioning
The Torin 9 is the better choice when comfort and cushioning are a priority. The Escalante is better suited when you want a lighter, more down-to-earth feel.
Moderate attenuation
Lower weight
More versatile as a mass training shoe
Balanced contact with the surface
Suitable for varied daily training
Higher and more maximally attenuated
More material underfoot
Suitable for runners who prioritize maximum comfort
More suitable for long, leisurely distance runs
The Torin 9 is the more flexible and versatile model. Via Olympus is suitable when maximum cushioning is more important than weight and ground contact.
Developed for asphalt
Smooth outsole for road
Standard FootShape™
Soft volume training shoe
Suitable for running and walking
Developed for trail running
Vibram Megagrip with studs
Original FootShape™
Stone guards and gaiter mounts
Adapted for trails, forests and mountains
The Torin 9 is the right choice for asphalt and hard-packed roads. The Lone Peak 9+ is designed for rough trails and technical terrain.
To extend the life of your shoes:
Brush or wipe away dirt after use.
Clean with cool or lukewarm water.
Use a soft brush if necessary.
Remove the insoles if the shoes have become soaked.
Let the shoes air dry at room temperature.
Avoid radiators and drying cabinets.
Do not wash the shoes in a washing machine.
Store the shoes in a dry and ventilated place.
Check the outsole, upper and adhesive joints regularly.
The light Coconut Cream color can become discolored by road dirt and rain. Regular, gentle cleaning makes it easier to maintain the bright color scheme.
Torin 9 has 0 mm drop and may require gradual getting used to.
The model is neutral and lacks traditional pronation support.
Standard FootShape provides a spacious toe box but does not fit all foot shapes.
Very wide feet may need the Wide version.
The shoe is developed for road and not technical trail.
The upper is breathable but not waterproof.
Weight may vary between different sizes.
The Vibram outsole does not reduce all slip risks.
Please try the shoe on with the socks you plan to use.
Altra states a weight of approximately 228 grams per shoe. The weight is for a reference size and varies between sizes.
The shoe has a 0 mm drop.
Altra's Torin 9 guide states a sole height of 28 mm.
The Torin 9 uses a dual-density P35X™ midsole, which is firmer on the outside and softer on the inside.
The shoe has Vibram® XS DURA, a durable outsole for roads and hard surfaces.
Altra states that the Vibram XS DURA outsole provides 8.5 percent better grip than the outsole on the Torin 8.
No. The model is classified as neutral. However, the dual density of the midsole and the shoe's wide platform contribute to a stable feel.
The shoe uses the Standard FootShape™, which provides plenty of room for the toes but a more enveloping fit through the midfoot than Altra's Original FootShape.
Yes
Yes. The soft and balanced cushioning makes the model suitable for distance and long sessions on asphalt.
Yes. The Altra Torin 9 works well for both walking and everyday use.
It can be used for varied training and lighter speed sessions, but is primarily designed as a comfortable mass training shoe. Runners who prioritize low weight and maximum responsiveness may prefer a more competition-oriented model.
Yes, on smooth, hard-packed gravel roads. For rocky trails, mud, and technical terrain, a trail shoe is recommended.
No. The model has a breathable mesh upper without a waterproof membrane.
Measure your foot, add about 0.5 cm and compare to Altra's size chart. Size selection is also influenced by foot width, socks and how much extra room you prefer.
Altra Torin 9 Womens is according to Altra and several tests normal in length . User reviews are more varied, and especially people switching from Torin 7 or Torin 8 may experience the new model as shorter, shallower and more fitted.
The model features Standard FootShape , which provides a foot-shaped toe box and a more stable fit around the midfoot. The Torin 9 Womens is available in both Regular and Wide .
| EU | UK | US women | Comparison measure* |
|---|---|---|---|
| 36 | 3.5 | 5.5 | 22cm |
| 37 | 4 | 6 | 22.5cm |
| 37.5 | 4.5 | 6.5 | 23cm |
| 38 | 5 | 7 | 23.5cm |
| 38.5 | 5.5 | 7.5 | 24cm |
| 39 | 6 | 8 | 24.5cm |
| 40 | 6.5 | 8.5 | 25cm |
| 40.5 | 7 | 9 | 25.5cm |
| 41 | 7.5 | 9.5 | 26 cm |
| 42 | 8 | 10 | 26.5cm |
| 42.5 | 8.5 | 10.5 | 27 cm |
| 43 | 9 | 11 | 27.5cm |
| 44 | 9.5 | 11.5 | 28 cm |
| 44.5 | 10 | 12 | 28.5cm |
*The comparison measurement corresponds to the length of the foot plus 0.5 cm, according to Altra's measurement method.
| Part of the shoe | Perceived fit |
| Length | Normal to slightly short |
| Toe box | Foot-shaped and roomy, but more snug than some previous Torin versions |
| Height above toes | Slightly low |
| Metatarsal | Normal and relatively safe |
| Ankle | Can feel cramped on high-volume feet |
| Heel | Enveloping and stable |
| Width | Regular and Wide |
Testers describe the length as normal and the toe box as roomier than traditional running shoes. However, several users find the Torin 9 to be shorter and have less volume over the toes than the Torin 7 and Torin 8.
The difference seems to be most noticeable on wide feet, high ankles, and feet with large volume. The toe box may be wide enough laterally but still feel limited in height.
Choose your usual Altra or running shoe size if you have a normal foot width, the measurement is clearly within the size range, and you have enough room in front of your toes.
Choose a half US size larger if you:
A full size larger is not normally needed, although individual users have needed to make a larger size change from previous Torin versions.
Choose Regular if you have narrow to normal foot width and want a stable fit around the midfoot and heel.
Choose Wide if you:
The Wide version gives more width and volume without having to choose an unnecessarily long shoe. If the length feels right but the shoe is pressing from the sides, Wide is therefore a better choice than automatically going up a size.
Don't go down a size just because the toe box feels roomy. Always check that you have enough room in front of your longest toe.
Torin 9 may feel slightly shorter, narrower and lower across the toes than previous Torin versions. If your old size was close to your foot, we recommend comparing with a half US size larger.
If you have previously used Wide, you should continue with Wide as the standard version will not necessarily be spacious enough by simply choosing a longer size.
Try the shoe on with the socks and any inserts you plan to use. Your toes should be able to move without touching the forefoot or upper, your midfoot should feel stable without pressure, and your heel should stay in place when you walk or run.
