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The North Face Hedgehog

The North Face Hedgehog XCR Low Hiking Shoe - Women's

The North Face Hedgehog XCR Low Hiking Shoe - Women's

Rating for this product: 4 September 11, 2006

Great shoe. Only problem was with rubber sole slipping on certain flooring. i.e. - hard wood floor in a restaurant, while going in shoes slipped while others wearing sneakers had plenty of traction. Probably just a combination of the new and hard rubber sole. Just keep this in mind when you come off the trail and have the shoes on when around town.

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