Men's Lone Peak 9+

SKU · AL0A85RG-222

The Men's Lone Peak 9+ (style AL0A85RG-222) is carried by 5 stores SoleScout tracks, priced from $155 to $160. Size availability is shown per store below. SoleScout doesn't sell this — we link straight to the retailer's own checkout.

About this product

Fierce Grip. Legendary Feel.

Built for bold adventures, the Altra Men’s Lone Peak 9+ takes everything you love about the iconic Lone Peak and amps it up with a Vibram® Megagrip outsole for unstoppable traction. Whether you're charging through technical trails, hiking peaks, or logging long miles, this rugged trail shoe keeps you grounded and moving forward.

With a revised Altra EGO™ midsole for a more responsive, terrain-connected ride and a ripstop mesh upper reinforced with no-sew overlays, it's ready for all-day durability. Classic zero-drop balance, mid-level cushioning, and Altra’s Original FootShape™ Fit mean comfort, flexibility, and a natural stride on every trail.

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Questions

Where can I buy the Men's Lone Peak 9+?

5 retailers tracked by SoleScout currently list this sneaker, starting at $155. The "Where to buy" list on this page names 1 of them and links to the store's own product page.

How much does the Men's Lone Peak 9+ cost?

Across every tracked store the price ranges from $155 to $160. Prices change daily; this page reflects the stores' own current listings.

What is the style code for the Men's Lone Peak 9+?

The manufacturer style code is AL0A85RG-222. SoleScout matches this shoe across stores by style code, which is why listings that name it differently still line up.