On the fast track to the Sahale high bivy, The North Face Men's Hedgehog GTX XCR Boa Hiking Shoe keeps your pace blazing. Zipping across trail cutting streamlets and traverse snow patches, these lightweight, streamlined fastpackers protect with superior waterproof GoreTex XCR. A quick pause at Cascade Pass to adjust the microadjustable Boa lacing snugs the fit for moving quickly through the nasty, wet conditions of the higher reaches.
Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The The North Face Hedgehog GTX XCR Boa Hiking Shoe for Men is available through Altrec.com.
ekarais
- January 7, 2011
Great shoes
I bought my 2nd pair of hedgehog. The first pair was bitten by my dog unfortunately (He likes hedgehog either but the taste). I love the boa lacing system. It's really useful. I wear my shoes in the city and in the forest, summer and winter, dry or wet doesn't matter. I strongly reccommend.
rway
- October 13, 2010
After a year of use, they held up very well. Very comfortable. Size was true to size and color was true to color. Would recommend these to friends.
Anon. Shopper
- September 2, 2009
Great shoes!!
My husband loves these shoes. I got them as a surprise and he would wear them everyday if he could.
kobudo
- December 7, 2010
Great Shoe
The hedge hog I found out to be a very durable shoe. I took it to some trail head in MT and when I was done my feet felt great. Also it's nice to not have to lace up as most shoes, just turn the knob in the rear of the shoe to your desired tightness. whats next?
Anon. Shopper
- February 16, 2010
Great concept, but...
Just an average shoe! Here are some bullet comments: * Nice lacing system! However, the "dial" sometimes pops out and unlocks the laces, making you tighten it again; the equivalent of an untied shoelace. * The inside heel of this shoe is starting to show wear (e.g. fabric torn, wearing out) after four months. * When they're "untied", the laces on one shoe seem to be tighter than the other. * Comfortable to walk around in, and convenient to slip on and off. * Probably overpriced by $30 or $40. This is about a $100 shoe at the most.
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