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    drowning in spam
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    @leaftye

    Locale: SoCal

    Join that site with my invite at no cost to you, and a $10 credit to me:

    http://www.theclymb.com/invite-from/EugeneLeafty

    Thank you if you use my invite.

    Here are the shoes they have right now:
    Surge Lite (M)
    Amp Lite (M)
    Flood Lite (M)
    Spring Lite (W)
    Stream Lite (W)
    Jam Lite (W)

    #1745077
    Mike In Socal
    BPL Member

    @rcmike

    Locale: California

    Thanks for the reminder. I ordered some Amp Lites for myself and Spring Lite's for my daughter.

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    Aaron Reichow
    Member

    @areichow

    Locale: Northern Minnesota

    As I understand it, Golite Footwear used to have a big problem with outsole durability. I think the latest owners of the brand have fixed that, mostly by switching to a very unaggressive lug pattern. I've been pleased with my Timber Lites and Amp Lites in most areas, though everything by Golite Footwear is ugly as sin. I love the zero drop foot midsole, and that is what has made me a convert- my plantar fasciitis has improved a lot. It's hard to find non-narrow, non-minimalist low or zero drop footwear. My 2E feet are a bit wide for the Golite stuff, but at least I'm not constrained- plenty of room in the toe box, etc.

    The Surge Lite would be nice for folks who want a mid height boot that isn't crippled by Gore-Tex or being too stiff. Breathability of the fabric bits is closer to Cordura than running shoe mesh, but at least there's no WPB membrane!

    Just a +1 from me… :)

    #1746445
    drowning in spam
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    @leaftye

    Locale: SoCal

    Yeah, I'm hoping they can improve their outsoles as to their reliability and having big lugs again. One of my hiking buddies lost several lugs on her Golite shoes last year.

    As far as minimalist shoes with zero drop and a fat toe, check these shoes out.

    http://altrarunning.com/

    I haven't tried them, but they're at the top of my short list…I just have to put down 1000 trail miles to wear out the pairs of shoes I already have.

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