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    Johnny Gish
    Spectator

    @jtgish

    Locale: Colorado

    So, I have worn the Montrail Masai's for the past 5 years and now cannot find them anywhere. I emailed Montrail and they told me the odyssey was the closet to the Masai's until now. Anyone know about these. From Montrail:
    # The son of Hardrock
    # Hammerheads
    # High-mileage trail runners
    # Sensitive feet
    # Flexible conforming upper expands to accommodate wider feet
    # Four-density midsole plus TerraHex cushioning and shear control system
    # Airmesh windows enhance airflow
    * Trail-stable
    * Medial posting plus TerraHex cushion platform
    * TerraFlexâ„¢ protection and control
    * Stretch gusset keeps out nasties
    Sounds perfect. Availabe 4/1.nitrus

    #1384343
    Douglas Frick
    BPL Member

    @otter

    Locale: Wyoming

    ># The son of Hardrock

    I hope this doesn't mean the end of the Hardrock!

    #1384344
    kevin davidson
    Member

    @kdesign

    Locale: Mythical State of Jefferson

    I don't think the Hardrock is in danger, Montrail just added a mid-top version of it called the Namche (which I recently snagged) which might just be the cat's meow for fast and light backpacking. It may be my new go-to shoe for extended trips.

    I am curious about the Nitrus, as well. My local Montrail sources are not planning to carry it.

    #1384395
    Mark
    BPL Member

    @mlarson

    Locale: SoCal

    Those look great, but I haven't seen them in the wild (stores) yet. I'm also really intrigued by the Phoenix model, but the website says they are for the EU only!
    -Mark

    #1384451
    Brian Markey
    BPL Member

    @bmlaw

    Locale: Northeast

    I have the Montrail Namche. Sinnce I like a mid-height shoe, they are great…..light weight with good support and good grip. They were comfortable right out of the box

    #1390351
    Johnny Gish
    Spectator

    @jtgish

    Locale: Colorado

    I took these out on a 3 day trip to Big Bend NP and the little yellow gryptonite nugs on the sole all came off. I emailed Montrail and they are aware of the issue and are looking into it. They advised me to return my shoes until a solution is found.
    Just a heads up for anyone who may be looking into them.
    JT

    #1390904
    Johnny Gish
    Spectator

    @jtgish

    Locale: Colorado

    Here is what happened to the sole.
    sole
    sole

    #1390906
    Jason Brinkman
    BPL Member

    @jbrinkmanboi

    Locale: Idaho

    Whoa – bad deal. But I can't help but laugh at the Hansel and Gretel analogy. Little yellow dots to follow all the way back to the trailhead!

    #1390922
    kevin davidson
    Member

    @kdesign

    Locale: Mythical State of Jefferson

    You wear 2 Left shoes ? Could this have been a factor? :-)

    #1390981
    Ed Tyanich
    BPL Member

    @runsmtns

    The same sole delamination happened on two pair in a shoe review I was doing.

    I also will second the Namche as being a very good shoe.

    Ed T

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