Altra Escalante 2.5 Review | Best zero drop daily running shoe? | Altra Running Shoes | eddbud
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- I give you my initial review of the Altra Escalante 2.5 after my first runs.
A great and versatile shoe from Altra i found it fine of speeds from recovery at around 8:00/mi up to faster paced threshold speeds of 6:30/mi.
Perfect on my tempo run today of 8 miles or 12.8km at 7:30/mi pace.
I give my opinions on the upper, midsole, outsole and value of this lovely shoe.
Dont judge a book by the cover.
Loving the zero drop shoes.
Let me know your thoughts and opinions in the comments.
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Mate, I came here for a review of the Altra Rivera 2.5 running shoes and you just sold me on investing in some...and then you go and endorse one of my favourite albums. Spiffing good show indeed. Thrasher is my favourite track from the album and the live show is awesome.
Been running in the Escalante 2 and Superior 4 for the last 4 months. Love the shoe. Has changed and improved my running like you said.
I love my Telecaster, so I guess I'm buying the Escalantes! Very exciting baby news - I remember those days fondly! Also way cool that you posted about Neil Young. Back in my gigging days in Toronto, we played all the same clubs as Neil - mind you, it was years after he did... but all the club owners would regale us with the stories of Neil and the Rolling Stones playing there!
Well Edd you have inspired me over time and I have to say over many many pairs of trainers some good and some rather not so good watching this made me think I bought a pair of altra escalante,s when they came out , I found them after around an hour searching behind the freezer,.. 3 runs in I’m so pleased that I have given them a second chance. After getting soaked in today’s downpour I got back back home and thought I like these,.. so I have just bought a pair of 2.5’s it’ll be interesting to see what improvements they have done, keep up the good work Edd 🙂
I cut my zero-drop teeth on a couple pairs of Altra's Escalante 1.5 several years ago and haven't looked back. Totally agreed with what you mentioned about the drastic improvements to running form/alignment/overall fitness. Glad to hear you had a similar experience :).
That said, I'm currently running in what I'm pretty sure was one of the last available pairs of Altra's Kayenta. Why Altra discontinued them, I'll never know... Either way, I am going to try to get them to last me until the Escalante 3 comes out this coming summer, though it's good to know that the 2.5 is a strong contender if I end up needing to pick up a replacement pair for my Kayentas before the 3s come out. Thanks for taking time to review!
Give the escalate racer a go! my favorite shoe! Really holds up well, put 750kms on my escalate 2s, no issues at all! still responsive and awesome!
Going to get these bad boys thanks to this review.
Nice review, I’ve been running in five fingers for a while and thinking about giviing altras a go for my upcoming ultra.
I have the original Altra Escalante ( Escalante 1.0) it has been extremely durable. Actually my secondmost durable shoe, and I have run in many shoes. 1595 km before I had them retired according to Strava!
Just grabbed a pair identical to these today! Excellent shoe!
Love altra shoes, glad to see your having a good time trying them out as well! Been running in them for about 3 years now, and while I’m not an altra fanatic who only wears zero drop shoes, I do still love keeping at least one pair in my shoe rotation to have some nice variety in my footwear.
Hey spaceman. Really enjoyed them on both runs. So stable and comfortable. I ran 8 miles early on and forgot I had run today! Finding they are testing areas of my legs but it feels good. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
EDDBUD they certainly work your lower legs a good bit more than higher offset shoes, but it’s definitely an advantage to the tech in my opinion, just gotta know to not go overboard as I have found out the hard time a few times before 😅👍🏼
Unfortunately Altra ruined me to other brands, after going Altra nothing else is comfortable. I wish I could find some others to try still.
Great review man! Haha i really like your style of reviewing too, quite funny😀
Many thanks! I try and be myself rather than someone else. As that’s impossible to do! Thanks for tuning in 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
Fun video and great review. You've captured my exact feelings on running in the Escalante and I'm even wearing a pair at work right now and I often think I'm ready to go if I need to chase or run away from someone. Also love the Beacon and Rebel, all three great, versatile, run any pace, shoes. Gotta go Strat over Tele though.
Are you a police officer- stressful job
Grateful for your review, Ed. I've been searching high and low for a good first impression of the new Escalante. I've really enjoyed certain Altras, and I'm hoping the 2.5 is another win. I could do with some brighter, more interesting colorways though. Forest green? Get the hell out of here with that, give me some bright pink shoes with a sole as black as my heart.
Hey Cameron. The shoes are quite understated in appearance. They seem to prefer less dramatic colourways which obviously the big 4 always pick! 🤣
Glad the review was useful. Thanks for tuning in 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
Awesome recommendation with Hardloop. Been wondering if they were legit. Definitely gonna try them out. Also great review and a shoe of my taste 😊👍 thx mr eddbud
They were top draw for customer service. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
I love Altras. I started with Paradigm because of foot pain but found I didn’t need all the cushioning and stability. The wide toe box sorted my foot issues and I can run in a more relaxed way.
I went straight down to the escalante racer which are pretty firm compared to most shoes, took a bit of getting used to but now love them and my legs have definitely got a bit stronger. I’m seriously thinking of getting the escalante 2.5 for longer runs
thanks for the review ED. I have been using several pairs of Escalante 1.5, 1.5 racer and 2. It's good to have your point of view. I know you're interested in cadence and running form as well, as I am. I think using Altra shoes really helped me improving that.I'm looking forward to getting a pair of the 2.5
I found even on easier paces I was moving my legs quicker and heart rate is far lower. That coupled with the higher mileage has helped to get me fitter. Thanks for tuning in Thibault. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
I have a pair of Altra Lone Peaks for Trail and then a pair of Escalante's for the road. I have just run a Half Marathon PB in the Escalante after 900km and the mid sole hasn't lost any of the responsiveness and comfort, only the outsole shoes some wear and tear after 900+km. I did all my regular training as well as all my speed work too. Super versatile shoe indeed
Superb hard evidence there of durability. Thanks for tuning in Justin. 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
Which Escalantes do you have? I've noticed a difference in my 1.5s and 2s, and just wondering where you found your success?
Love the Altras 👍🏻😎
Just got mine today. So I hope your praise is correct. Topo are of a similar shape and I love them. Thanks..
Hope you like it! :)
Huge Altra fan here...how did I miss this review from last summer??!! Anyway, I've run in mostly Altras the past 5 years, but have mixed in a few other brands more recently. But every time I put on the Escalante 2.5, I sometimes wonder why I bother with any other shoes since this one always feels so good! Yeah, the initial color releases were pretty drab....but they've added some better ones lately.
If the Escalante is the Telecaster of running shoes, then the NB Rebel is the Stratocaster, in my ever so humble opinion. I've got the Lone Peak 4.5 which I mostly use for walking around and going bush. Very soft and sure grip. LOVE them. I've been considering the Escalante but I do fear the zero drop. Given my delicate feet, I'd have to do very short distances to begin with. Which is probably what I need now anyway considering my left foot problem at the moment and the need for a very slow return to running. I need to hold back the horsepower! Oh, what a grand excuse for another new shoe to add to my arsenal.
First run today. Just a short on. So far the shoe is incredible. Extrem comfy. No moving inside the shoe with my wide forfoot ( that was my fear).
Hey Edd if you liked the SL20 I just got in some of the Adizero RC2's. Really like the way they felt and the price is good. I have some of the Altra Lone Peaks and they just did not work for me on trail running. I still use them for hiking with my kids.
"The Telecaster of running shoes" 😁😁
Good thing I've got some basic woodwork equipment, because I'm waiting eagerly for my Escalantes and would first make them more Strat-like :-)
Hey Ed, good stuff. Altra was a pleasant surprise for me as well, I love my Torin 4. They have "different" midsole thought, but as you experienced in Escalante very nice ride. I think every serious runner should have pair of zero drop shoes, it really improves your running form. I'm not sure now if I should get Escalante 2.5 or another pair of Torin 4 ( I should wait for awhile anyway, otherwise Mrs Rocky Runs will kill me)
"I think every serious runner should have pair of zero drop shoes, it really improves your running form." Could not agree more
Loving the feel of them. Such rebound and feels like I’m gliding along. Good to let the toes breath a little too. 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
Yes - agreed, I’m just discovering Altra (Torin 4) after having a nerve problem in my foot. They’re incredible - by far the most comfortable shoe I’ve ever tried...I’m all in.
Rocky Runs question for you based on your comment about improving your running form...I have a pair of Torin 4.5 plush so I’m no skeptic, but one question always troubles me about zero drop shoes....why don’t all the Big brands incorporate zero drop? Asics, Nike generally always 10mm. Other big brands like Saucony and Hoka also do notable drop shoes. So why if it improves your form so much, is it only Altra really pushing the zero drop platform?
@@Ian-H76 Good question. One of the answers is, different things work for different runners, as Eddbud says, I'm only one runner, I'm only speaking from my experience. But zero drop shoes, especially lower stack ones force you to run more on your toes and midfoot and get off your heel, which makes you more efficient runner and prevents injuries. I think lots of big brands are stuck in their way of doing things. It's good to see that other brands are doing zero drop shoes as well, like Topo and Inov8, which surprisingly made their ultra running shoe zero drop, and it's low stack. For me personally 8mm or higher drop doesn't work.
Funny to see an Eddbud review from yesteryear! How did these age? You seem pretty fond of the Altra's here, but haven't found the 100 mile review, nor long run test, nor many Altra's in general on the channel. Looking at these to enter my rotation now that they have been reduced significantly with the 3.0 coming out.
Didn’t use them all that much sadly. Comfortable and found the zero drop not really an issue.
great for walking as it will give you calfs and other lower leg muscles a gentle low key work out due to the zero drop making you take smaller strides and more steps
and they look discrete enough for casual, but there are some lairy loud ones also ha. ive had 4 of them, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0 and the racers
Hope they come to our side of the world.Interesting shoe.
Seems only limited to Europe at the mo. A couple of places had them here in the uk but hardloop had the best price and quick delivery. 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
Still rocking the Escalante 1.5. Lovely shoes :-)
the 2.5s are good, but the 1.5s are legendary
Thanks for a great review. I'm currently running in the Altra One V3 and they are very comfortable, especially that wide toebox and the cushioning.
I would also like to know what's up with the squashed toes in most shoes? Don't they know the front of the foot is wider than the back? Weird!
Anyway, Altra should send you some dough as you convinced me to buy this shoe :).
I like Altras with Injini toe socks. It’s an unusual sensation.
@Hassan Forrest Anyone who reads this, don't, it's a scam
@@TheSymetrie77 I disagree since running in injinji socks I’ve not had a blister or black toe in 3 years. It’s not a scam
@@TheBramptonValleyRunner Sorry I was not talking about the Injinji socks, there was a spambot posting a link to a scam website but the message was deleted
I love my escalante 1.5s I still have two pairs and now I'm trying the plush 4.5 torin next for more cushion as my ankles and bones hurt a little bit at 20 mm... Popping it up to 28 will be awesome! I think the toebox should be even wider at the end where the toes are on all their shoes. It's the main reason Altra is growing.!!! Keep in that width at the end of the shoe like a rectangle Altra. (I keep that material flexible and soft from my pinky toe is as in escalante 1.5). My toe rubs on the material That's why I need the widest toe box!!
MrKnifeart I love the Torin plush so much I bought 2 pairs.
The 1.5 was my shoe at Chicago 2019. I've the escalante 2.0, but did not want to use that for the race as I found it too stiff. After the race, went back to 2.0 ,at 700 KM and the foam shows no sign of deterioration. The out sole pattern is almost gone now. Now waiting for the 2.5 to be delivered.
Superb to hear these worked so well for such an event. Also this demonstrates some superb durability of the shoe. I hope my 2.5 lasts just as well. Thanks for commenting and for tuning in 👍😊🏃♂️
Great video! I just got this shoe in a 9.5 and a 10 and am struggling to find the right fit. The 9.5 is a tad snug in the toes but the 10 feels a bit too voluminous (I really have to cinch down the laces to get a snug fit in the mid foot). You mentioned you had to exchange your shoes initially. I'm curious as to what led to your exchange?
I’ve got a pair of the 1.5s love them. The upper on the 2.5 looks like an improvement though
Hey Joseph! They upper is very nice. Sock like fit. Not sure why people are against the looks of the shoe. It’s the performance that counts in this one. Thanks for watching 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
EDDBUD cheers for the reply Edd! Love the wide toe box. Feels so natural, they’re definitely my favourite running shoe. I have a pair of hoka carbon x and I can run faster in my altras. The comfort factor is massive for me 😎 keep up the awesome content! And best wishes for the baby 👍
Hi, I'm Japanese living in Thailand.
I love Altra Escalante. It's popular in Japan & Thailand.
I really appreciate your video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Smashing value...100 earth credits!
Edd’s going to get a PB on the day his wife needs to be rushed to the hospital. He’s going to get the call and race back 😆
The way my life works out there are days when EVERYTHING happens at once it’s always the way! Maybe a 5k time trial when he arrives? 😊
EDDBUD More interested in a 10k! But any content is awesome!
I wanted to love these, they felt so amazing (the feel, the bounce, the cushion, lightweight) on my first couple jogs of a fast pace run of 5-6 miles. I was so excited, made me fall in love w/ running again and purchased 4 more pairs. I felt much faster, lighter, nimble and better posture on my jogs, but 3rd or 4th jog on--my feet, metatarsals, heels and achilles are killing me. I"m wondering if I need to run shorter jogs to get used to these...in the meantime, I'm going back to heavier, very cushioned, comfortable, and more expensive New Balance Fuel Cell RC. I really thought I found something in the Altra....so disappointed. And I even purchased the expensive Nike Zoom X. I'm desperate to find a great running shoe at this time.
It's the transition to zero drop. Go slow. Incorporate the escalante once a week, then twice a week, and so on. No long runs in the begining. Go slow and take it easy and you'll be sprinting barefoot in no time! Good luck!
As @@robertmorano2372 said. Because of the zero drop, the even thickness in the toe and heel area, it will put more strain on your calves and hence your Achilles. Give it some time and ease into the use of the shoe. As you adapt to it, you will find heavily cushioned shoes are clunky and not as responsive.
In other words your untrained and dysfunctional feet couldn't take it so you gave up.. How about you take it slow to get used to it instead..
Hello, Edd!
Great upload (no surprise). I think I’ll take my Altra VanishXC for a 5k spin this week. I bought them for grass drills, but I’m curious as they are meant for fast cross country. They are minimal... even compared to Escalante... and do not appear as durable. That stated - I watched reviews in which runners claimed an entire season or two of races in one pair. I do not anticipate I’ll put that level of abuse on these.
VanishXC only has short lugs for outsole.
I’ll do a 5k in VXC and the next day in TS6... ‘let you know how I get on.
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Hey Amado. No news on our arrival as yet.
Keen to hear how the Vanish perform. 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
I’m looking forward to hearing news on the “landing” of miniBUD.
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@EDDBUD ‘first 5k (21min) in Altra VanishXC happened this morning. I sent you the typical impressions message. But I also thought it could help to leave impressions here.
1) Fit is great. They’re snugger than expected, but I’m good with that surprise. Think adizero heel-to-mid with a generous toebox.
2) Upper is a superior breathing single seam doublemesh. No eyelets - The mesh doubles as eyelets which, in turn, creates outstanding customization. There is minimal structure... mostly overlays. There is a very soft-to-touch padding at the heel, collar and tongue. This minimal approach is at first off putting, but that “doubt” disappears after the first km. Confidence kicks in then.
3) The midsole is, as you stated with your Escalante, surprisingly giving and responsive in its simplicity.
4) The outsole has shallow lugs that are giving and gripping enough on-road but truly shine on dirt and grass.
I’m running in TS6 tomorrow in order to pinpoint how this stacks, but the early verdict is it stacks up well. The adizero range is hard to beat for fit and durability, but this still performs quite well (at $80 USD). I put this down as a 5k-7k road shoe for those tough enough to run in adizero. Don’t worry about the zero drop as your favorite low stack adi already built you the muscles and flexibility to make a go of it. I dig the shoe and will continue plugging it into my 5k days... and maybe fun grass drill workouts:
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Super helpful review! Thank you. Any feedback about size/fit comparing the 1.5 to the 2.5? Order the same size or size up/down?
I went for a 11.5 I think on this one. Will double check for you later. I had to use euro sizing. Thanks for watching 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
OK, between you and Kofuzi loving this shoe, I’m very interested in trying it. In my early years of running (8-10 yrs ago) I had Merrell’s with zero drop and had not problem with that; it was the near total absence of cushion that got to me. I’d appreciate some size advice since I’d be ordering these because I can’t go into running stores and don’t live near any anyway: I have medium foot width but on the narrower side, and sometimes shoes with wide toe boxes work better for me in my street shoe size (US W 8.5) vs my more common running shoe size (US W 9, in most Brooks, Saucony and NB, eg). I wear 8.5 in adidas since they run long for me, and also did in HOKA Rincon because of the wide toe box. Any advice would be appreciated. Martha
Recently became interested in the Altra brand, the zero drop champions. Was told the Escalante is a good place to start. Update: Got a pair of the Escalante 2.5's today. I am always the curios cat!
what are you thoughts on the 2.5s?
Edd-
if you like the wide toebox and low drop you may want to check out Topo Athletic, another brand from Colorado (like Altra). They have more structure and much better arch support and they're better built. I recommend the Flylite3, Zephyr, and for trail the Mt-3 and Mtn Racer.
Thanks for the heads up. Will give them a look at some point. 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
Altra was developed in Orem Utah by Golden Harper in his father's running store. Cutting the heel padding off and using glue and a toaster oven to heat them up and then put them back together again. He initially came up with a lacing technique that skips the bottom eyelets making your toes relax and spread out naturally.
@@jefreywith1f924 oops, thought they from Colorado. Close, but definitely a big difference.
@@jmax9782 That's ok. Topo is definitely a brand I want to try. I just wish the running stores in my locality would carry them. Nobody carries Sketchers too and I took a chance an ordered the Sketchers Razor 3 online and couldn't be more happy.
Im not a runner I just wear these as my every day gym shoes and it’s like walking on heaven.
Looks like you are still heel striking. Do they bother your Achilles?
Hey Edd - why not run a poll of your subscribers to see what shoes are on people’s shoe rotation at present
That’s a rather good idea. I have a plan. 👍🏼
enjoy your channel Edd and from the several shoes you reviews shoes I tried/had I agree/trust your opinion...what are your Pbs out of interest ?
followed you on Strava :)
Yeah there’s a strava Pr feature now I think. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Does it run true to size? I tried the Torins in my normal size and they felt a bit slippy sloppy, my heel was popping out.
" Shazam" Altra is getting first-time positive reviews by two giants in the running youtube blogosphere. Kofuzi and now Edd. Maybe Emily Heller will try them out next and will get a trifecta. This shoe reminds me of the Nike Free in way it bends and conforms to the natural movement of your foot but with much more cushion and support. This shoe requires a 6 mos. review because as your feet and lower legs get stronger you gain even a bigger appreciation of what this shoe can do in regards to comfort and running proficiency. Injinji running toe socks should be included with each Altra purchase. The combination of the foot shaped toe box and the Injinj toe socks gives you a amazing running experience. Edd, if you want something lighter more firmer but still cushioned and more responsive with a less stretchier and more breathable upper that provides a better foot hold, the Escalante Racer is the way to go especially for running races.
jefreywith1f I believe Seth James DeMoor also gave high marks to the Torin plush 4.5.
@@suspicionofdeceit I'm more into the model and not the brand. I owned and returned the Torin 4.5 non plush because I felt the shoe controled me rather than let my biomechanics control the shoe. Seth received the Escalante 2.0 and never reviewed it as the same with Injinji socks. The Injinji socks worried him, whatever that means. I take shoe reviewer's with a grain of salt. His body, biomechanics and skill level is different than mine. Plus it can take weeks or months for your body and biomechanics to adjust and transition to shoes with various geometries and different materials and weight. The volume of shoes he reviews per month is way to much for a single human being to digest. The more content he puts on youtube the more viewers he gets which is how he gets paid. I don't fault him for that and I watch his channel for purely entertainment value. For me and me only as far as my form, the Altra Escalante 2.5 works better than any shoe I've ever owned and I have boxes of shoes that I've taken to my local running store for disposal and recycling. I'll admit Altras don't work for everybody but their so different from the norm that for some, you have to give them more time.
if you have a high arch does it still give you support in the midsole? have to try them. nice review.
The arch wasn't so present here, still a nice ride though. :)
Shouldn’t be using support for a high arch. Neutral shoe only, unless you severely supinate then a thin wedge under your 2-5th toes might help but even then less than 1% of runners would need something like this
Hey Edd, in a shoe shootout between the Escalante & the FF Energy 2, which shoe wins?
FF Energy 2 is softer and has a 9mm drop. Escalante has a firmer feel and a more sock-like fit. It whatever you prefer. The Energy 2 has good width in the toe box, but does taper at the end. Heel and midfoot lockdown is probably better in the Energy 2, but there is nothing more comfortable than the Escalante's upper. If it's both a running and casual shoe, pick the Escalante. If it's just a running shoe and you don't have issues with tapered toe boxes, go for the Energy.
Hi Ed, looking at trying these Altra. Any tips on shoe sizes for length. I wear 11 in Hoka and INOV8’s-8 which fit great and are basically 29.5cm. Altra equivalent is saying 10.5 but I’m still thinking 11. How did you find them compared to Hoka / INOV8’s?. Cheers 👍
Compared to the g270 they come up a little longer. Think I went true to size and the Altra were nice and roomy. The g270 is one of the best shoes of they year for me. 😊👍🏼🏃🏻♂️
Heel striking with Altras?
Ever going to revisit Altras, Edd?
Thats quite a heel strike u got there
😴Form police always on patrol.👮♀️
I had to return the 2.0's because the upper was pushing painfully down on the top of my mid-foot. I know quite a few had the issue as well. Has it be addressed with this model?
I have the 2.0 and 2.5's. The upper feels much softer and more accommodating and don't get the same downward pressure from the upper in the 2.5's.
what's the main difference between this and Racer?
Thanks Ed, your a little odd.... but quite likable))
Certainly odd. It’s taken me many years to be this transparent. 😂
@@EDDBUD one too many bud and shroom Edd?:)
No never touch that stuff!
@@EDDBUD wasn't talking about touching them but ok, I believe you Edd:)
@@mehowkielan1984 🤣🤣🤣
Nice review but running shoe rotation complete for time being ☹️
Les Arbres I understand the feeling. Sad but satisfying
Do you recommend for long distances +40km? @EDDBUD
Not sure i would go much above the half marathon distance in these. They are comfortable and cushioned but lack the level of squash i would want for that distance. 👍😊🏃♂️
@@EDDBUD Thanks! My guess you are not 100% used to running in zero drop/natural running shoes.
@@lad3427 I have run in lower drop shoes. I have no issue with them
Is it a good shoe for someone with very wide feet? Thank you.
Yes the extra toe box width will help
@@EDDBUD Thank you
Where is Beast Edd?
Beast has been hiding out since my daughter has been staying with us. She is petrified of her! 🤣
The aesthetics are very much not my cup of tea with Altras:(
Durability is 0/3 for me. I had several pairs of Altra Escalante 1.0 and 1.5 and even ran marathon with them. I run with forefoot. After 150km, the outside part of the forefoot outsole rubber would be weared out completely, and the forefoot midsole also compressed to minimal. Besides, the shoe shape is only for Egyptian toe, and feels very strange for my Greek toe with huge empty space for my big toe.
Altra was obviously not invented for the looks
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"whats going to happen next"......Edd goes crazy and buys a Puma running shoe....urgh
Hmmm now that’s not a bad idea! 😊
@@EDDBUD If Puma had a decent shoe I would agree, but - I don't think they do. Stick to reebok #feelthefloatride
@@kevinscott4938 They do now.
@@61js yeah! I own one!!!!