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Hi-Tec Sierra V-Lite Sympatex Hiking Boots
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
The 16.9 ounce Hi-Tec Sierra V-Lite Sympatex hiking boots uses an innovative “build concept” to reduce as much weight as possible. It features a waterproof leather upper portion and Sympatex bootie, Cool-Max lining, and multi-density lasting board on a carbon-rubber outsole.
Scarpa Zero Gravity 20 Hiking Boots
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009
The North Face Conness GTX Hiking Boots
Monday, March 2nd, 2009
Put on a pair of the North Face Conness GTX Conness and the first thing you notice is how light they are. But get on the trail and you’ll immediately become aware of the ample support they provide-even with a heavy pack. This is a well-thought-out boot, from the heel strike that’s been cut out in the shank for added padding, to the breathable fabric/leather upper, the Gore- Tex liner and the Outlast footbed.
Kayland Contact 1700 Hiking Boots
Sunday, March 1st, 2009
Asolo Fugitive GTX Hiking Boots Provides Versatile Support
Thursday, February 19th, 2009
Bridgedale Light Hiker Socks
Wednesday, January 21st, 2009
Tested and recommended by Gore-Tex for Gore-Tex footwear. The Coolmax fibres next to your skin transfers perspiration to absorbent merino wool where the moisture can be moved through Gore-Tex membrane and evaporate. The result is a dry, blister-free and comfortable environment for your feet.
Montrail Mountain Mist XCR Trail Runner
Saturday, August 9th, 2008
The Montrail Mountain Mist XCR is a nimble trail runner that allows the wearer to easily cross over to moderate backpacking duty.
Merrell Chameleon II XCR Low Cut Hiking Shoe / Runner
Monday, July 14th, 2008
Balance dayhiking comfort and backpacking support with the Merrell Chameleon II XCR. This agile low-top earned a permanent spot in many hikers / testers footwear closet after it was put through elevation gain and loss, and a torturous trifecta of rocky ground, polished roots, and innumerable steep scrambles. One hiking tester said, “These shoes nailed every step” he says. “My feet felt so good after 13 hours that I half-jogged the last 2 miles to the car.”
Vasque Breeze XCR Low Cut Trail Runners
Sunday, June 29th, 2008
For hikers with narrow-foot, this durable shoe offers excellent support. The favorite of two of our female testers, the Breeze’s stiffness and support with 40-pound loads ranks among the best
in the test.
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