Merrell Chameleon Wrap Gore-Tex XCR Shoe
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Merrell Chameleon Wrap Gore-Tex XCR Shoe prices (RRP: £90)
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Boot information - Merrell Chameleon Wrap Gore-Tex XCR Shoe
If wet, muddy trails and running water fit into your idea of a perfect high-energy hike, these are your shoes. Sticky soles and a molded instep stability strap give you the grip and support you need to stay on your feet. GORE-TEX® gasket construction, breathable mesh panels and tongue and GORE-TEX XCR lining keep your feet dry and comfortable in warm or cool weather. Workday urban hiking? A great-looking alternative to soaking-wet sneakers.
Features:
- GORE-TEX XCR Gasket Construction
- Waterproof Pigskin Leather Upper
- Breathable Defense Mesh Panels
- Breathable Padded Tongue
- Injection Molded TPU External Counter
- Injection Molded TPU Instep Stability Arm
- Protective Molded Rubber Rand
- Protective Molded Rubber Toe Bumper
- Matrix GORE-TEX XCR Fabric Lining
- 4.5 mm Anatomical Footbed
- Nylon 6.6 Injection Molded Arch Shank
- In-Board™ Compression Molded EVA Footframe with Grade 2 Tapered Nylon Insole Molded to Bottom
- Air Cushion Midsole
- 4mm Sole Lug Depth
- Vibram Chameleon Hiker™ Sole/TC5+ Rubber
Merrell Chameleon Wrap Gore-Tex XCR Shoe reviews
Travel up hills and down the pub with equal ease and panache
Review posted by Simon, November 22, 2008, 2:49 am:
Pros: Forgot my walking boots on a weekend away, bought these, walked 12 miles same day in driving rain, finished with dry feet and not the slightest new footware discomfort - super comfortable
Cons: hard soles lack a bit of grip on hard slippy surface
Excellent Shoe, Highly Recommended.
Review posted by Darren, November 22, 2008, 2:49 am:
Pros: Great comfort for long walks, both hill and road.. Vibram sole is sturdy but flexible. Gore-tex lining is as water resistant as should be necessary. I've had mine a year and they still look as good as new.
Cons: Gore-tex can make your feet hot and sweaty. If for any reason they become saturated they take a very long time to dry out. The soles in mine have started squeaking which can be irritating after a while, that's about it.
If I only had one piece of footwear it would be these
Review posted by John Fields, November 22, 2008, 2:49 am:
Pros: Really comfortable. Excellent support / stiff sole. waterproof. Hardwearing. Faster on the hills than boots (in summer) and just as much traction / control
Cons: Goretex can make for hot feet but worth it for the protection it brings. Could be lighter.