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Unique shoes in themselves, which have already run out. Actually, the only major minus is the really weak grip on wet longwood. A good all-round shoe for evening hikes, through the trails for hill climbs on the orthogravel of the ski slopes.

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Very good shoe, but should be available in half sizes.

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After a few runs I can say that it fits well on my foot and is a really good cross-country running shoe. I’ve run for the last few years only on a Speedgoat that fits my foot like a cast. I bought 255 for more demanding terrain, and a little doubted what it feels like on foot. Fits well, and lasts like speedgoat.

I cannot praise these shoes enough. Solid shoe, superb grip and nice and wide in the toebox should you need to wear sealskin socks with them.

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Trail running shoe with an aggressive button pattern and a wide last. Top grip even in wet weather. A little minus about the rather plastic nature and the feel of the pieces on the asphalt. On the other hand, in those circumstances, this has not been done. On the other hand, we just have to run the transition before the trails start and the pieces are a bit annoying to run. They dry quickly, but the bottom pattern of the spring is quite mud. Keep that in mind when you get home after the rain.

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A really good orienteering shoe for a wide-legged foot. These are my first orienteering shoes with proper lateral space for the toes. No need to buy oversized sizes to make sideways space for the toe. The shoes are easy to put on and also easy to wash. When running in the wet, the water doesn’t easily get into the shoes, which is really comfortable. The former were the Icebugs and the previous Solomons, both of whom got wet even in small puddles. I recommend!

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A basic running shoe for the terrain. For some strange reason, I haven’t learned to trust the grip of this shoe in the same way as the Inov-8 shoes I owned earlier. I guess the grip is, in theory, quite good on different platforms, but there have been far too many slips on challenging surfaces, such as wet rhizomes, long trees and wet rock. This shoe is quite ill-suited for mud and swamp running anyway, when the shoe is a bit difficult to dry and the dunk is then in line with it. A good shoe for the dry weather path, there are even better ones when wet.