Description
Let your feet fly.
- Cradle technology centers and stabilizes your heel bone to keep you stable on uneven terrain; cavity in heel construction also redistributes weight upon heel strike to lower impact
- Gore Tex GTX XCR waterproof membrane keeps your feet dry on soggy trails, and breathes to create the ideal microclimate in the shoe
- TPU Snake Plate provides underfoot protection without sacrificing flexibility
- Protective rubber toe cap adds durability and protection on rough trails
- Biomechanically engineered Northotic Pro footbed features Poron ReSource heel and forefoot cushioning pads and extra heel support
- Exclusive Vibram rubber outsole provides lightweight, non-slip traction
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adap469596
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I received the boots last week and look forward to using them on an upcoming overnight backpacking trip. Unfortunately, I immediately noticed that the sticker/seal on the box was broken and that the box had been opened. Upon closer inspection of the boots, I saw that the bottom was dirty and the shoes had obviously been worn. Granted, they don't appear to have been used on an actual hike, but they look like demos you would find at a retail store. Either way, they were not brand new. I don't like going through the hassle of returning or exchanging things, and there were only two left when I bought this pair a few weeks ago, so I'm going to be keeping these. They are solid boots as far as I can tell, but I will update my review once I've actually gone out with them.
Can these support standard ice crampons
garp59431
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Can these support standard ice crampons
Brett Clatt
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No. You'll want at minimum a backpacker boot with a very stiff sole.
Zane
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I have had good luck with Yak Trax in the past. That may be a good option depending on what you are doing.
Sweet Kicks!
Brandon Z
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I purchased a pair of these after coming across them while reading Backpacker magazine. I was torn between these or the Salomon Synapse Mid. Well after looking at the Salomon's online (and reading a few less than stellar reviews on this site), I decided to purchase the North Face. Without breaking these in, I used them on a three day hike in Yosemite which included Half Dome. Verdict: Comfy. I used light wool socks and didn't get a single blister or sore spot. I found the "Heal Cradle" technology actually did encourage your foot to roll from your heel to your ball of your foot. I can't say whether or not the Gore-Tex works well as I didn't test it. The traction ascending Half Dome was adequate. I only experienced minor slipping a few instances while descending, but that's to be expected on such a slippery rock face. Also, I went with the Red/Black after checking out the Brown/Yellow at a North Face store. Glad I did. They are very unique, look awesome, and actually go well with khaki color hiking pants. Plus, the shipping from Backcountry.com was quick and well packaged.
Andrew Rogan
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I think that's isolated.... mine are holding up really well after a few hikes and one actually caught fire briefly with no side effects. Just a black mark on the shoe. I recommend them.
The North Face Havoc Mid GTX XCR Video
Dave Madsen
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How do these fit? Do they tend to run...
las5421574
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How do these fit? Do they tend to run small?
jason spellman
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I fit a half size up on TNF Boots from my Merrells and pumas and adidas and Salomon and Keen footwear. But i don't own any b/c i am between sizes. 10.5 is too small and 11 is too big in TNF
Wreak Havoc on the trail
Michael Gedmin
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Well, don't actually damage or destroy stuff on the trail, but these boots can definatly hold their own. On the product description, they say that you can "skip, jump, and splash" and that is definatly true as these boots are pretty darn light, not clunky like other boots. Other boots also have big ol thick, grippy soles on the bottom, these ones just have what you need to be protected, nothin more. That black material you see on the side of the boot is really lightweight, great for ventilation; nice substitute for the leather. I would say these boots are ideal for light to medium grade backpacking trips. If you hauling some real heavy stuff in your pack, you might want to look at something else. I have other North Face shoes/boots and I have always been satisfied. Although their relativly new to the footwear industry, their quality in their outerwear definitly transitions to the footwear. As for the looks, I got the black pair and they look pretty sweet, when your wearing pants, it almost looks like a cross between a hiking boot and a basketball shoe (for better or worse). Overall, nice lightweight waterproof boots that are comfrotable and will get you from point A to point B with ease. The only reason I didnt give it 5 stars it because it's not the best possible boot on the planet.

Zane
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