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After several disappointments with membrane shoes, I got membraneless ones as a test. The features are exactly what I dared to hope for. They breathe and of course absorb a little moisture, but they also dry out during the night (unlike membrane shoes, which don't seem to dry out at all when they absorb moisture). The fit is quite tight due to the narrow last, but the rucksack/backpack on the back is perfect on the feet. Thanks to the side zipper, you can mold to the foot better than lace-up shoes.

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There is nothing to criticize about the shoes. After a couple of walks, I found the right lacing and thus the tightness of the shoe. The grip is good, dirt and dust stay outside and with the toilet you can get them on and off quickly. I like it!

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Light, well-breathable maihars.

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Good shoes, perfect for riding a motorcycle in dry weather. I really like the laces on the side of the shoes, they are quick and easy to put on. If there was a similar shoe with a side skirt on the membrane, I would immediately buy a cottage for use.

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Very comfortable on the feet.

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Excellent shoes. Soft on the feet, like sports shoes. I recommend!

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Guaranteed Haix quality. A light shoe, but at the same time extremely sturdy and fits the foot like a sock. Goes perfectly both as an outdoor shoe and as a utility shoe.

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Good shoes, comfortable, sufficiently breathable and adequately supportive. The only complaint is the zipper attachment sticker, which wore out in a couple of months, so that it no longer stayed closed and the zippers started to flow open and rattle.

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Familiar product for both official and leisure use. A great and quite well-fitting footwear, which, however, as a "softi" structure, is reasonably sturdy even in difficult terrain. In urban use, ie on a flat surface, absolutely great. The zipper makes the footwear significantly easier to use, and I haven’t had any problems with the durability of the zipper. The small downside is actually a rather generic attention to the slipperiness of the footwear in the cold, but that too has been associated with an aged shoe and is not really a downside but a general attention for almost every footwear. Another consideration is also quite common, i.e. as the fabric stretches as it ages, it is therefore worth wearing a somewhat sturdy footwear that shapes well with the foot.

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Top shoes. The size should be chosen according to the Haix table, and not based on what you have used before.