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Patagonia Hog Tie
Cool shoes
December 29, 2012
Reviewer: Raymond from Austin, TX
I bought the Hog Ties because the look of the shoe really popped out at me while I shopped for other items in preparation for a trip to Big Bend National Park. Also, I have another pair of shoes currently that have softer soles made for cushy soil and they wear out on pavement. When I saw that the Hog Ties have Vibram souls, I went for them. The outsole is very durable as well and I'm sure they will last a long time. The sturdy fit is comfortable for around town and also for activities where you need more arch support and stability.
Wears this shoe: Around town, Dayhiking.
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Patagonia Drifter A/C
Patagonia Drifter AC
November 13, 2012
Reviewer: MS from NJ
This is my 2nd pair. I've used them on several trips where there was lots of walking and rough terrain. They are well made, supportive and have ventilation. I also like that they aren't completely flat so my pants don't drag.
Wears this shoe: walking, hiking
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Patagonia Tsali 2.0
A note to Patagonia: DO NOT CHANGE THESE SHOES.
July 04, 2012
Reviewer: Hek from Phoenix
First a note to Patagonia: DO NOT CHANGE THESE SHOES. I?ve put about 100 miles on these since I got them two weeks ago including 20 miles today on the trails in the rain at South Mountain in Phoenix (yes rain and on the 4th of July, excellent running). A couple of things before commenting on the shoes; I?m 6?2 and 195 pds with size 15 feet and run ultras (not a front of pack guy but usually in the top third). I?ve been a Brooks Cascadia diehard all the way up to the Cascadia 6 when they ruined a perfectly good shoe by narrowing the toe box and I?m positive they actually shortened the length of the shoe. I got my first blisters on my last 50 miler and have been trying to find an alternative ever since. With size 15 feet, choices are extremely limited. I?ve gone through Montrails, New Balance and Asics, putting 50 miles on each before giving up. Then I came across the Patagonia Tsali 2.0. Took some adjustment to get used to them, but there are no seams to rub your little toes raw and plenty of room for the feet to swell on the long runs. Traction feels about the same as the Cascadia 6?s and the Tsali doesn?t feel as clunky. Only downside is marginal ventilation to where I really was feeling the heat on my feet when I was running last weekend when it was 108. So Patagonia, please do not take a chance and go to a 3.0, because I have a closet with two pair of new Cascadia 6 still in their box and I don?t want to make the same mistake. I?m stocking up just in case.
Wears this shoe: On my trail runs and soon on my races.
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