Merrell Hiking Shoes

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Re: Merrell Hiking Shoes

Fri 31 May, 2013 6:35 pm

Strider wrote:Me too, although I find them a bit soft soled for bushwalking and my feet get fatigued after only an hour or so.

Ive had Merrel Chameleons in different guises for close to 10 years as my everyday shoe and I love them, but as someone who does all bushwalking in boots I found the sole was too soft for bushwalking so I bought some Merrel Refuge Cores before heading to Nepal and they went really well, the sole was stiffer which is something that I like.
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