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| Brand: | Inov-8 |
| Colour: | Grey |
| Outer: | Synthetic |
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Product Description
Inov8 Roclite 288 GoreTex Trail Shoe. This is a unique, ultralight Gore-Tex Boot. This has high levels of comfort and performance with a waterproof membrane.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Superb multi activity shoe. Ultra light weight is amazing and feels like a second skin. Worn extensively in temps from +10c to -16c on wet, dry, frozen and deep snow covered terrain for running and walking. Very thin construction material for uppers but worn with good socks no problems experienced in extreme freezing conditions. Purchased a spare pair for when these start to wear - superb.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Sizing: I'm generally size 9 boot wearing heavyweight winter socks, but size 8 in Inov-8 Roclite 288 GTX.
½ the weight of my Merrell Cham3 Mid GTX, its like walking on air in comparison. Only my summer sandals weigh less than Roclite!
For my winter MTB, & lightweight backpack hiking, they`re ideal.
But, unlike me, I suspect most hiking purists/heavier backpack carriers may find sole flex, & gossamer material too alien to want to adjust to?
Despite the lightweight flexible sole (which I love), the tread lug depth/pattern is good, with a slightly sticky rubber compound. I don't know how durable yet?
The gossamer construction (which I love), isn't a potential winter insulating problem to me, as it's Gore-Tex lined, & I wear decent heavyweight socks anyway.
Vermicelli laces employed to save maximum weight loss, only time will tell how robust they are?
½ the weight of my Merrell Cham3 Mid GTX, its like walking on air in comparison. Only my summer sandals weigh less than Roclite!
For my winter MTB, & lightweight backpack hiking, they`re ideal.
But, unlike me, I suspect most hiking purists/heavier backpack carriers may find sole flex, & gossamer material too alien to want to adjust to?
Despite the lightweight flexible sole (which I love), the tread lug depth/pattern is good, with a slightly sticky rubber compound. I don't know how durable yet?
The gossamer construction (which I love), isn't a potential winter insulating problem to me, as it's Gore-Tex lined, & I wear decent heavyweight socks anyway.
Vermicelli laces employed to save maximum weight loss, only time will tell how robust they are?
