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Five Ten Camp Four Shoe - Men's

Five Ten Camp Four Shoe - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 August 30, 2011

You are spot on about this shoe. I live in the sierra nevada mountains. I've worn these shoes almost every day for over a year, when much of the time I would have been in hiking boots. The only times I didn't wear these was when I was in ski boots or sorrels (due to deep powder). They have excellent traction on ice and hard pack snow as well as rock. These shoes were perfect for an ascent of Mt. Ritter from my house, which involved hiking in with a three day pack, rope, harness, sleeping bag, etc. They worked well with strap on alpine crampons for the snow field and climbed great on the 3rd class rock. Heavy? I don't think so when compared with the alternative- a light mountaineering/hiking boot. Did I mention they have great support for hiking with a load? Better than many high top boots, due to the heel wrapping rubber .

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Evolv Maximus Approach Shoe - Men's

August 18, 2008

Looking for a shoe for alpine rock, such as 5.10 guide. Those climb up to 5.7 pretty well. What do you think?

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excellent update but not as cushioned

The North Face Ultra 103 Trail Running Shoe - Men's

The North Face Ultra 103 Trail Running Shoe - Men's

Rating for this product: 4 November 10, 2006

This years model of The North Face ultra is a little different than previous models. They got rid of the two tiered lacing which I always thought was a pain. The excellent support and stability remains the same. This has always been an excellent shoe for long (marathon plus) distances and wide ranging trail surfaces. My one criticism of this model is that it doesn't seem as cushioned as the earlier models. I'll go with a flat spenco insole for distance races. Runs true to size, but the toe box is not as wide as Montrails.

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