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Shoes test drive on a short hike. They work great on easy trail terrain with a backpack, but I wouldn't go on a heavier week-long trip to the Lapland drill where the trail is where to set foot. Comfortably light and airy on the foot, I think I can pull up to some degree of jogging. However, it’s worth remembering to take a notch or two larger in size than your own foot, as at least you had the first shoes which I ordered were too small. Excellent footwear for light use, I recommend.

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The first light hiking boots of this style. The flexibility and weight of the sole is really different compared to, for example, Viking hiking shoes. Compared to sneakers, which also become liked a lot, quite a hard and non-cushioned sole. Narrow last, the size should be chosen big enough, you can still tighten it to a really firm leg. In the forest, the trails go their best, even on paved fairways. The toughest tests are just coming, but I think they work as expected.

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Light and fast walk. Narrow, narrow, tip also low, not on wide or chest leg or thick toes / socks. The sole is made of soft rubber, which wears quickly when walking on a hard surface. Logging residues, etc. Sharp twigs should be rotated far away if you want the shoes to keep water in the future as well. On Kurakel on easy trails for walking, not in a closed forest or for hiking.