Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

[Request] Powerful dishwasher with sanitize function?

I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

Looking for the best, easiest to operate, cheapest dishwasher - Recommendation?

[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

[Request] Dishwasher &lt;$1k Australian with QOL features and low water use

Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

What's a good Panel ready dishwasher under $1k?

Best socket set on the market $100-$150

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BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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2014 honda accord ??

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Recommendations for midsized SUVs to look at

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Small to mid-size suv suggestions?

Midsize vehicle for three kids

Mid-Size SUV

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Deep long rpgs?

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Fantasy games with an detailed and immersive world?

[WSIB] I am in search for a open world RPG that will keep me busy for hundreds of hours.

Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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[WSIB] A turn based strategy game that isn’t 4X

Turn-based strategy game

Turn-based strategy games

[WSIB] Small-scale, medieval, strategy game, featuring pikemen and cavalry

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Bullet Hell-Type Games: Atomicrops vs. I, Dracula: Genesis vs. Others?

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* The inov-8® Terraultra™ G 270 trail running shoe delivers high-level shock absorption without compromising on-ground feel, delivering ultimate comfort during long runs.
 * Surface: Trail.
 * Drop: 0mm.
 * Footbed: 6mm.
 * Midsole Stack: 9mm / 9mm.
 * Shoe Fit Scale: Grade 5.
   • inov-8® shoes are designed with Met-Cradle technology to lock down the mid-foot for a stable hold.
   • Graded on a scale of 1-5, Grade 1 represents the closest, most precise fit. Grade 5 has the widest fitting toe box.
 * Lightweight, breathable mesh uppers with durable overlays and EXTEROFIT technology that reacts to the natural movement and swelling of the foot when running longer distances.
 * META-FLEX technology in the forefoot for optimal multi-directional flexibility that moves with the natural motion of your foot.
 * Zero-drop shoe biomechanically designed to move naturally with the foot.
 * Padded tongue and collar. 
 * 6mm POWER FOOTBED.
 * Breathable mesh lining for a great next-to-foot feel.
 * POWERFLOW Max midsole delivers 10% shock absorption and 25% better energy return than standard midsoles.
   
 * Next gen META-FLEX technology and optimal multi-directional flexibility moves with the foot, both forward and laterally. 
 * Grooves in the outsole and midsole provide multi-directional flexibility and ensures high-levels of exteroception allowing natural foot movement.
 * Graphene-enhanced G-GRIP rubber outsole is 50% stronger, harder-wearing, and more elastic than standard outsoles.
 * Imported.
 * Measurements:  *  Weight: 9 oz
   
   
 * Product measurements were taken using size UK 7.5 (US Men's 8.5), width M. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
 * Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.

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Also Amazon just delivered the Inov-8 Terraultra G270 and that will be going back since, again, way too narrow. My normal shoes size is 9 4E, so the size 10 LP5 was a bit too long for me.

There seemed to be considerable interest in the lead up to the Lone Peak 5 release, so now that they're available to purchase I thought I'd share my thoughts now that I have my hands, er feet, on a pair.

tl;dr: The "normal" width is now noticiably more narrow than before, and the achilles heel rubbing is similar to the 4.5 model as opposed to the earlier models.

I ordered the 8.5 size from REI, who didn't offer the new "wide" size below a size 9. For comparison, I've used and loved Lone Peak 3.0s, 3.5s, and 4.0s, and hiked a few days in the 4.5s before getting debilitating achilles tendon rubbing problems that went away when I switch back to the earlier models.

The new 5.0s seem like a better overall construction -- the sewn toe of the sole looks like it should be sufficient to avoid the inevitable toe peeling of the earlier models, and compared to the 4.0s you can really see the accumulation of small refinements.

Unfortunately, the heel collar of the shoe seems almost completely identical to the 4.5 to my tendons.  While the earlier models had thicker padding and less rigidity in the heel collar, the 4.5s and 5.0s angle in toward your achilles, and are more rigid with less thick padding, causing the rigid part of the heel collar press against my achilles even when I'm not walking.

Width-wise, the 5.0 is slightly narrower -- I measured about 4 inches width compared to about 4.4 inches for the Lone Peak 4.0 and 3.0s in the same size 8.5. It's noticeable, though not terrible when wearing them -- more like wearing a "normal" shoe than the standard glorious toe-spread you'd expect from a pair of Altras.

I'd expect the narrower width to be an issue when hiking for extended periods of time, but I don't think I'm going to find out. Between the heel colar and the width, I'm returning the Lone Peak 5s and continuing my ever elusive search for the perfect wide toeboxed trail runners. I just hope I find them before I run through my stockpile of not-quite-worn-out Lone Peaks.

[https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU](https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU)

<div class="md">There seemed to be considerable interest in the lead up to the Lone Peak 5 release, so now that they&#39;re available to purchase I thought I&#39;d share my thoughts now that I have my hands, er feet, on a pair.

tl;dr: The &quot;normal&quot; width is now noticiably more narrow than before, and the achilles heel rubbing is similar to the 4.5 model as opposed to the earlier models.

I ordered the 8.5 size from REI, who didn&#39;t offer the new &quot;wide&quot; size below a size 9. For comparison, I&#39;ve used and loved Lone Peak 3.0s, 3.5s, and 4.0s, and hiked a few days in the 4.5s before getting debilitating achilles tendon rubbing problems that went away when I switch back to the earlier models.

The new 5.0s seem like a better overall construction -- the sewn toe of the sole looks like it should be sufficient to avoid the inevitable toe peeling of the earlier models, and compared to the 4.0s you can really see the accumulation of small refinements.

Unfortunately, the heel collar of the shoe seems almost completely identical to the 4.5 to my tendons. While the earlier models had thicker padding and less rigidity in the heel collar, the 4.5s and 5.0s angle in toward your achilles, and are more rigid with less thick padding, causing the rigid part of the heel collar press against my achilles even when I&#39;m not walking.

Width-wise, the 5.0 is slightly narrower -- I measured about 4 inches width compared to about 4.4 inches for the Lone Peak 4.0 and 3.0s in the same size 8.5. It&#39;s noticeable, though not terrible when wearing them -- more like wearing a &quot;normal&quot; shoe than the standard glorious toe-spread you&#39;d expect from a pair of Altras.

I&#39;d expect the narrower width to be an issue when hiking for extended periods of time, but I don&#39;t think I&#39;m going to find out. Between the heel colar and the width, I&#39;m returning the Lone Peak 5s and continuing my ever elusive search for the perfect wide toeboxed trail runners. I just hope I find them before I run through my stockpile of not-quite-worn-out Lone Peaks.

<a href="https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU">https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU</a>
</div>

Altra Lone Peak 5 initial impression

I have the chance to get a good deal on a pair of black Inov-8 Terraultra G 270 (now re-branded as Trailfly) and like the fit. If you have suggestions for other shoes, I would be happy to hear about them!. The impossible task of finding a shoe for everything.

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 Bringing us to our final criteria is the Terra Ultra G270 from Innovate, A Buy try or a Y solid try if you've had a chance to try any innovate these series. The Terra Ultra, G, 260 and 270 are probably some of the best innovates that I have reviewed. The G260 was a really solid performer. The G270 just takes that same platform, tweaks a little bit better

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 And it's going to make you feel nice and low and connected to the trails under your foot so you feel super confident while running in technical areas. Then I definitely recommend checking out the Terra Ultra G270 from Innovate, so that is a wrap on another shoe review at Run for Adventure. Really hope you enjoyed it guys, I hope you found it helpful and I just want to say sorry we're so late to the Terra Ultra G270 party, but we got there in the end. I also want to say a big thanks to you guys at home for recommending I test and review this shoe because I've really enjoyed the experience with the experience being so positive

 Or if you've run in Innovate shoes that are a bit more aggressive in the past, say like the X Talons and you felt like you needed a bit more cushioning, a bit more underfoot protection then the Terra Ultra G270 would definitely be worth a go. But I personally think the most important thing to mention is if you've run in Innovate shoes in the past and they really haven't worked for you similar to me, don't rule this shoe out. I personally think this particular shoe feels very different to the other trail running shoes in Innovates range. So if you're in the market for a trail running shoe that is going to offer a fantastic level of traction on all surfaces, but it's also going to provide you with a good level of cushioning to soak up the miles on trail or road

 I personally think this particular shoe feels very different to the other trail running shoes in Innovates range. So if you're in the market for a trail running shoe that is going to offer a fantastic level of traction on all surfaces, but it's also going to provide you with a good level of cushioning to soak up the miles on trail or road. And it's going to make you feel nice and low and connected to the trails under your foot so you feel super confident while running in technical areas. Then I definitely recommend checking out the Terra Ultra G270 from Innovate, so that is a wrap on another shoe review at Run for Adventure

 So I think it's time to wrap this review up with a quick conclusion. So if you are a big Innovate fan, but you haven't run in this model of shoe yet, I dare say you'd really enjoy the running experience. Or if you've run in Innovate shoes that are a bit more aggressive in the past, say like the X Talons and you felt like you needed a bit more cushioning, a bit more underfoot protection then the Terra Ultra G270 would definitely be worth a go. But I personally think the most important thing to mention is if you've run in Innovate shoes in the past and they really haven't worked for you similar to me, don't rule this shoe out

INOV-8 TERRAULTRA G 270 Trail Running Shoe Review | Best Inov-8 Shoe Ever? | Run4Adventure

 Buttermilk bread onward and upward. Let's do this. Oh yeah, and it is listed down below in case you want to learn more. in case you want to learn more

 Men's size nine. We're looking at 9.5 ounces or 270 grams. I do apologize, could not find a women's size 8 for the measurement

 It's what Innovate is calling their adapter fit upper material and this shoe is being advertised as a Long Trail running shoe or an Ultra running shoe. Okay, so the longer you're out on the trails, training, or racing, your feet do tend to swell. meaning they get a little bigger and a little because there's more blood flow down to the feet. And so this material is designed to help flex with your feet as they begin to swell over longer distances

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To create the next generation speed cross 5, we went back to the source code, capitalizing on the values that make speed cross legendary. Even more grip, and a more dynamic upper set a new high-bar on performance and fit. And with better stability and a refined look, A new Legend has arrived.

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The Salomon Speedcross 5 has long been known for its insanely aggressive outsole, a feature that forced almost every competing shoe brand to imitate it. Salomon has improved this by making the rubber on the sole even stickier so that it acts like glue to rock &mdash; even wet rock. They also significantly widened the forefoot of this notoriously narrow shoe by a significant margin, which increased both comfort and wearability for those with wider feet. This change also improved from past versions by adding a larger landing platform. In addition to making the arrow-shaped lugs larger and farther apart for easier mud shedding and increasing the durability of the already beefy upper, these changes make this the best version of the Speedcross in at least the last six years. The shoe still fits like a glove, with the foot securely locked in place with Salomon's quick lace system; it feels supremely comfortable right out of the box. We've been running in these shoes for more than eight years now and saw our love for them diminish as they got narrower and tighter as time went on. However, this newest version has won us back over.
We once again love to run in this shoe, but it still has some features that seem a bit outdated. Our biggest gripe is the 10 mm heel-to-toe drop, combined with the thick and high-off-the-ground heel counter. It's not only unstable, especially when running downhill, but a bit of a relic of a bygone era in shoe design. These days it's also pretty heavy on the spectrum of ever-lighter trail shoes. It also retains its reputation for running a bit warm and short on breathability, which means these shoes are better used for higher altitude mountain runs where the air is cool. While many other companies have put serious effort into improving the traction on their shoes, our side-by-side testing shows that the Speedcross 5 simply grips the best. If you enjoy running off-trail or in the mountains where the ground is often wet, snowy, muddy, rocky, and steep, this is an ideal choice, with traction unrivaled by any other shoe.

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The Speedgoat above is a nicely cushioned go-to for well-established trail networks, but it suffers on particularly soft terrain like mud and snow. In these conditions, you’ll want a full rubber outsole (the Speedgoat uses a combination of rubber and foam) with relatively long and widely spaced lugs that bite into the ground with each step. Salomon’s trail-eating Speedcross 5 sets the standard for this category, combining massive 6-millimeter arrow-shaped lugs and a supportive and snug-fitting upper for impressive control at speed. Tack on a thick midsole, single-pull lace system, and sturdy yet still reasonably light chassis, and you get one of the most capable trail designs, whether your run takes you over snow, sand, or wet leaves and thick mud.

But while the Speedcross is hard to beat on soft terrain, it’s not a particularly versatile shoe. The tooth-like lugs and aggressive build are overkill on easy trails and gravel roads, and the tall stack height can feel tippy on uneven ground (plus, shorter lugs offer better traction on rock). For off-trail exploration, we’d recommend a more planted, rock-ready design like the Sense Ride above or Bushido below. But for wet and rugged forest paths, the Speedcross is incredibly purpose-built, even down to details like the anti-debris mesh upper and gusseted tongue. And for those who regularly get out in the cold and wet, the Speedcross 5 is also sold in a Gore-Tex version, which retails for $150.See the Men's Salomon Speedcross 5  See the Women's Salomon Speedcross 5

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 I would like to know how they've held up for you in the comments below anyways moving on to the midsole. It is their energy cell branded midsole, and it's designed to be very responsive and it's very light as well, and even when you're out running you do kind of notice the rebound on it and the midsole does go kind of up in our cups around the heel. Just to give some extra support and protection, but in combination with the ortholite insole, it really does add a whole other degree of comfort to this shoe and i have a lot of comfortable shoes. But i have to say this is probably one of my most comfortable shoes

 Just to give some extra support and protection, but in combination with the ortholite insole, it really does add a whole other degree of comfort to this shoe and i have a lot of comfortable shoes. But i have to say this is probably one of my most comfortable shoes. I went true to size and i have zero complaints with it. What'S nice about these salomon shoes, if you do have wide feet, they do offer wide versions as well

 I went true to size and i have zero complaints with it. What'S nice about these salomon shoes, if you do have wide feet, they do offer wide versions as well. So again, i would just go true to size and if you got wide feet they got you covered, salomon does have their branded scentsy fit support upper and that's all the zigzag lines you see here in combination with the lacing system. It does provide really good support for your foot and i'm not sure what exact material it's made out of visually

 So again, i would just go true to size and if you got wide feet they got you covered, salomon does have their branded scentsy fit support upper and that's all the zigzag lines you see here in combination with the lacing system. It does provide really good support for your foot and i'm not sure what exact material it's made out of visually. Virtually no braking period whatsoever and also the lacing system does a really good job of supporting your foot even uh, when you haven't really broken them in or had them that long. So i know that, lastly, the breathability - it's really nice, i don't notice my feet getting hot at all and a reason why i didn't go with the gore-tex ones is just where i live

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 Has these really big lugs that start at the end of the toe and work their way all the way to the heel and the pattern of these lugs is in such a way that it's going to offer traction whether you're going up or if you need braking Traction going down a hill and the rubber on this outsole is what solomon calls their contagrip again, my first time using it, but i can attest to how grippy this outsole is. I had no slipping issues whatsoever. I went over some wet rocks, some wet roots, plenty of mud, so job well done on the outsole. Now i'll talk about how it fits and how it feels so

 As far as price of the shoe, when i first had it sent to me, i had no idea what the price was and i grabbed the shoe and i looked at how heavy duty it is and how aggressive the outsole is, and i thought that the shoe Must be at least 200, so i was really shocked when i looked up and i found that the price was 170, canadian or 140 us, i think for a shoe that fits so nice and performs so well in poor conditions. That'S a really decent price and, if you've ran in solomon's or view of experience of speed, cross 5 comment down below and let me know what your thoughts are and if you want to see another review on a trail shoe, i did the cloud ultra. You can check that out here. The shoe is a really great road to trails, option and i'll see in the next video 

 I went over some wet rocks, some wet roots, plenty of mud, so job well done on the outsole. Now i'll talk about how it fits and how it feels so. The speed cross 5 for myself fits true to size, i'm usually a men's eight and a half in most other brands, and the speed cross 5 was no exception. I will say, though, that the midfoot in the shoe is quite narrow

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 Otherwise, the sides have these triangular vents that really help aerate the shoe, as well as the toe. The toe box is really nice, reinforced welded technology. That'S gon na stand up to a lot of abuse and the shoe built for rugged terrain. It'S gon na see that abuse

 Salomon speed cross 5. So there's a lot of things that I liked about the Salomon speed cross 5 on the first and most obvious that you're gon na see is the 5 millimeter lugs on the sole of the shoe. These guys are nothing short of a cleat. The Contra grip sole is super super grippy

Salomon Speedcross 5 test and review - A beast of a trail running shoe

 All right. It was way more comfortable for me to hike in light-weight kind of like running, focused juice compared to heavy rigid boots. Now part of that is probably largely because of my environment here in Southern California, it's a different terrain than a lot of other places. So if you live somewhere else, this may not apply to you as much, but for me I find that I prefer to be agile and be weighed down, even by sacrificing some of that rigidity

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