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Has anyone tried any of these lightweight shoes?
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I bought some of the Stumptown high tops. 13 oz per shoe. Comfortable. Seem durable but I don't even have a full season on them. I wear size 12's normally and wanted a 12.5 for a little more toe room. They don't make half sizes above 12. SO I bought a pair of 13's.
I've done a 11 mile hike with 3900 feet of elevation gain and a 16 mile hike with 4500 feet of elevation gain. The 16 mile hike was over snow, melting snow, water and dry trail. Never noticed traction problems and they dried out fast.
And the low tops are only $60.
But then again, I'm predisposed to like them because of their environmental goals. It's a happy accident that they work well enough for me.
Cheers!
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