ULTRA is the longest-running printed magazine in Europe dedicated to the sport of ultrarunning. Established in 2015, it has served the UK’s ultra community ever since, and ships worldwide.

Issue 16 is packed with stories of adventure, freedom, endurance and community. Tales of ordinary people doing extraordinary things, accompanied by beautiful imagery.

Nick Hancock takes us through some basic strength training and eloquently speaks out against our best arguments against doing it! With our regular history section, Davy Crockett talks about women participating in six day races in the 1800s. Our other regular feature, Pack it up, Pack it in, features Jo Meek telling us what’s in her pack for ultra races.

Dan Keeley writes about the Adverse Conditions of Ultra-Trail Snowdonia this year and what it’s like to be faced with a cancelled race because of the deteriorating weather. Get stomach issues when you run ultras? Then read our article by nutritionist Rachel White on gastrointestinal issues and how you can train your gut.

For your inspiration, we offer Jungle Fever; Paul Reader tells us what it’s like to run 100 miles through semi-tropical rain forest in Hawaii or read Andy, our editor’s account of being part of the 7,767km non-stop relay from Glasgow to Sharm El-Sheikh and how we can improve our footprint on the planet.

Created, printed and bound in the UK, and yours for less than £10 + P&P. We think it’s the best ultrarunning magazine in the world. Why not find out for yourself?