For those of you who mourned the discontinuation of the Inov8 Roclite 370, Lowa has come up with a pretty close approximation, the Innox Mid TF. It weighs 4.4 oz more in size 10
but compensates by have a stiffer sole, better later stability, and excellent ankle support. I am still in the shake down period, but I suspect they will last longer than the 370. So far I am extremely satisfied with this very high quality shoe. I haven’t been able to find anything else even close in months of searching since my last pair of 370s wore out.
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Inov8 Roclite 370 replacement
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I use orthotics and usually have to remove the original insole. Â Because of that I’m always looking for shoes that have lots of cushioning.
Would the Lowa qualify? I’m wearing out some Hoka One One Rapa Nui shoes now. Â The replacement Stinson seems too narrow in the footbox.
“Would the Lowa qualify? I’m wearing out some Hoka One One Rapa Nui shoes now.”
Not if you’re looking for a shoe like the Hoka series. The Innox is lightly cushioned and focuses on support rather than cushioning. I also use orthotics, and have not found the lack of cushioning to be a problem. This is likely due to the fact that there is some cushioning built into the forefoot of my orthotics.
Tom, I found a pair of non-GTX TNF Ultra Fastpack mids on sale, and I’ve been quite pleased with them so far. The construction isn’t much different from the Inov-8 270s, although the tongue is not as padded. They have solid Vibram soles, and my pair of size 10.5 weighs just 24.6 oz. They are a good replacement for my tired 270s, but time will tell how durable they will be.
“Tom, I found a pair of non-GTX TNF Ultra Fastpack mids on sale, and I’ve been quite pleased with them so far.”
They sound crazy light. How is the support? I checked around, and couldn’t find the non GTX version. Have they been discontinued?
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