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La Sportiva Crosslite Trail Running Shoe - Men's
November 29, 2009
Hey Mark,
I bought a pair of these last spring and wore them all summer on really rough trail, they held up quite well. I'm right in the Canadian Rockies, spent a lot of my summer running mountains that would normally be classified as scrambles, with lots of shale/scree, low angle climbing and easy 5th class, and sometimes quite a few miles to get to and from the scrambles, including stream crossings and lots of bushwacking. I have other pairs of shoes, but found that I always went for my crosslites every time I went for a technical run. They are super grippy, low profile and FAST. They held up better than I expected, considering all the scrambling, half a dozen 12+ hour days, and about 600 miles of rough trail. They still have a bit of life left in them, but I'm definitely ordering a new pair for next spring.
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CW-X Pro Tight - Women's
November 23, 2009
there are 2 models that are specific to knee support, the Performx and the Stabilyx. The Performx is recommended for activities with linear movement, such as running/biking. The Stabilyx offers a bit more support for side-to-side motion. I guess it comes down to your primary use. Hope this helps.
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