Sneakers
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I know they are for trail running but leave that to the youngsters.
They advertise them as urban sneakers. I wear them all the time.
They are no trail running shoes. In Austria we call that type of shoe ‚Zustiegsschuhe‘ which means shoes you wear on a mountain tour in easier terrain before you later change to heavier boots or climbing shoes. I wear them as traveling shoes, they are lightweight, comfortable, waterproof and have enough grip for easier hiking tours.
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New Lego Crocs coming out. I know there are a lot of Croc's fans on here


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I picked up these DannerxProof N45’s last week.
A nice blurred line between a sneaker and hiking boot.
They really want you to know they are recraftable. There’s a sticker on the box and a stamp inside the shoe.




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@jordanscollected I think they look great. Are they comfortable out the box?
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@SKT extremely comfortable right away. They have more cushioning than I used to in shoes and quite a bit of padding around the heel and sides of the foot.
The one downside is they aren’t waterproof. So real hiking in wet conditions could be problematic.
I was also told the Lucas were not repairable but I’m trying anyway with Shoe Goo.
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Absolutely top-notch light hiking/trail running shoes—at least for me. I tried them out today and am very impressed. Super lightweight, snug around the ankle but wide in the forefoot. No drop, so they roll smoothly. I really like them.
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Anyone familiar with Superga sneakers? I was looking into the 2750 COTU Classic especially. Any thoughts on sizing and/or general quality/comfort of these?
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New sneaker day!

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anyone knows a brand that makes sneakers from roughout cxl or horsehide? I am browsing for something like that for the last couple days but did not find anything. Only suede of course but want something that ages nice and works for the colder weather. Preferebly high top
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Lofgrens And Gorels




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