Widest fit approach shoes?
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Hm I’ll have to look into that |
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anyone know where to buy TX4 online. the la sportiva website for north American doesn't have the same selection as their Europe site. |
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FiveTen FreeRider pros. Technically a mountain bike shoe, but they have stealth rubber on the bottom. |
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thx Gilman, actually looking for women's low top TX4 GTX for my wife. Can't find them anywhere. LaSportiva's North American website doesn't list them for sale. |
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splitclimber wrote: thx Gilman, actually looking for women's low top TX4 GTX for my wife. Can't find them anywhere. LaSportiva's North American website doesn't list them for sale. Try ebay. they have a few womens sizes in GTX |
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Kalli Schumacher wrote: Just don’t expect the TX4s to be waterproof. I find the goretex on these to be pretty poor. Which is a shame. Where my goretex has failed its been in footwear with bendy soles. There's probably some logic to that ie continuous flexion of a trapped layer compared with rigid mountain boots |
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i shore wrote: Is this failure over time? Seems like that would make sense but mine failed out of the box. |
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After a few weeks use in my case. |
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Charles Proctorwrote: I have the tx2 and they are far to narrow how are the tx4 in wet canyons for drainage |
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One thing to keep in mind if you try on the TX4 is that they are leather and they stretch a lot. I remember mine being snug initially but now they are loose to the point of being very comfortable and almost too loose for a good approach shoe unless I really crank down on the laces. My foot is wider than average but I find that I have the most trouble with the mid-foot width. |
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splitclimberwrote: anyone know where to buy TX4 online. the la sportiva website for north American doesn't have the same selection as their Europe site. What size you need? I've got some EU 44 that didn't fit I need to off load. |




