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Mackall - Chiseled Stone + Gum

$160.00
$160.00
Color: Chiseled Stone
Mackall - Black + Forged Iron Mackall - Chiseled Stone + Gum Mackall - Earth + Forged Iron Mackall - Forged Iron + Chiseled Stone + Gum Mackall - Legion Blue + Gum
Shoe Size: 4 (W6)
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THE RUCKING SHOES

"They're built for all-terrain, and I use mine on asphalt every day. I murder running shoes in no time, but I can put over 1,000 miles (with 45# minimum) and 2-3 workouts/week on my Mackalls before it's time for a new pair." — Jason, GORUCK Cofounder (former Green Beret)

Rucking is the foundation of Special Forces training and the Mackall™ is an off-road rucking machine. Maximum versatility and maximum support in a low top trail shoe named in honor of Camp Mackall, the home of Special Forces training.

Features

  • Aggressive triple compound outsole
  • Rugged EVA midsole wraps entire upper for stability
  • Lightweight knit + reinforced TPU upper (230 g/sqm polyester knit)
  • Protective dual-layered toe cap
  • 13mm heel-to-toe drop
  • Wide toe box
  • No spacer mesh
  • 3D molded heel lock
  • 3mm speed laces
  • Reflective pull tab
  • Dual density insert

Specs and Materials
  • Upper: 230 g/sqm polyester knit + TPU film reinforcement
  • Lightweight EVA midsole
  • Triple compound rubber outsole
  • Custom dual density insert included
  • 13mm heel-to-toe drop
  • Weight (size 9): 13.5 oz
  • Built in Vietnam
GORUCK grey rucking shoe with rugged brown sole, side view on white background

Mackall - Chiseled Stone + Gum

$160.00
$160.00

Overall rating: 4.6486487 / 5 from 1036 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Mackall Chiseled Stone + Gum shoes offer excellent support, comfort, and durability for various activities. Customers appreciate the rugged midsole, triple compound outsole, and anatomically molded heel counter. The wide toe box and ideal heel-to-toe drop enhance comfort during long-distance activities. However, some customers experienced sizing issues and discomfort in certain areas.

Summary topics

  • Sizing Accuracy: 7%
  • Fit Satisfaction: 12%
  • Wearing Comfort: 7%
  • Aesthetic Appeal: 5%
  • Grip and Stability: 6%

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Review highlights

  • "Loving the fit, support, looks and build , second best favorite shoes after my goruck trainers" — Jean-Luc W.
  • "These Mackall's fit well have a great arch support and a wide toe box." — Mike H.
  • "Fit, sharp look, traction, quality… it’s all there." — William K.

Reviews

Perfection!

"Within minutes of opening the box, my new Mackalls were on the trail for 10K. Perfect fit - Ghillie lacing is superior. The grey color is also perfect, not too dark and concealing ticks. Not too light collecting stains. Good traction, even on slippery wet wood."

— kevin r. (5/5)

Two Thumbs Up

"Wanted an off-road running shoe and am very impressed. Fit comfortably the first day, the quality is obvious and they look great. It’s also quickly became my favorite camping shoe with the protection of recycled plastics and 4x4-like grip hiking up steep hills. Most expensive pair of shoes that I own but would buy them again in a heartbeat. Didn’t think I was going to be rucking but now I weight up while walking the dog."

— Christopher S. (5/5)

Mackall

"I’ve used these shoes for hiking in hilly terrain. They are great for climbs and descents. They were comfortable out of the box. They have good traction with only slight slipping when I’m in sandy areas with hard pan below. The only drawbacks I’ve encountered are a small tear in the upper from getting snagged on vegetation and my feet sliding when sidehilling. These are great for trail hiking."

— Bo J. (4/5)

Perfect for RUCKING

"Rucked 30 miles in them, out of the box. Feet felt great. Can't ask for much more than that!"

— Jason M. (5/5)

The only shoe to have.

"Yes! Got miles on them already. Love the fit and support of Go Ruck shoes. I had several pair of Rough Runners when my Brooks couldn’t keep up. This is the first pair of Mackall’s but the same awesome support and durability I expect from Go Ruck shoes"

— Tony T. (5/5)

Knee killers

"I must report disappointment. I have a torn right meniscus but I can easily ruck at least 12 miles. Usually wearing a quality pair of sneakers. I rucked for approximately 5 miles in the Mackalls. They were very uncomfortable. It was like rucking in a pair of dress shoes. They also destroyed my knees. Now almost 2 weeks later I am still recovering."

— James L. (1/5)

great shoes

"I bought these to primarily be a shoe for HIIT / tactical athelete workouts on concrete, grass, and gravel. Coming from barefoot shoes, I needed something with more cushion, grip, and versatility. While I think my feet are the problem and I will need something else long-term, these shoes hit the mark for fit, finish, and utility. They are stable under a barbell (225lbs) and comfortable under long farmers carries (120lbs/200m). They are responsive enough to get the job done for sprints and slow jogs. Even though the ride is stiff for those uses, the soles have a great amount of flexibility"

— Logan F. (5/5)

Best rucking shoes

"I love these. I have work a half dozen different brands for rucking (Salomon, Altra, Merrell, etc. ). I switched to GORUCK MacV, which are good, but I prefer shoes vs. boots. Really glad I bought these."

— Kallan R. (5/5)

Weird heel pads

"Its a well made shoe for sure. The fit is great. The weird heel support pads make my foot move up and down though and my socks get pulled down. I dont think that I'll be putting many miles on in these. It seems like i would get hot spots on my Achilles tendon. Comfortable for wearing around the house though."

— Samuel L. (3/5)

Initial impression was that the

"Initial impression was that the sole would be too soft for the desert terrain that I hike in, but they seem durable after the initial 10 miles, we’ll see how long they last. Sizing is a little big, but nothing a thick pair of socks won’t cure. Lots of ventilation though, which is one of the reasons why I bought them."

— Thomas G. (5/5)

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