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Adidas Terrex Agravic Shoes
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Adidas Terrex Agravic Shoes
kfly
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Jun 6, 2017
Is this the GTX version?
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kfly
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Jun 6, 2017
kflyLooks like non GTX - so that's good. I dislike GTX shoes - especially in wet conditions because they're going to get wet anyway and GTX takes longer to dry. This shoe has a 6.5mm drop witha neutral fit which seems good for me. It is slightly on the heavy side at 12.5 oz. but that's not a huge issue.
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kangster
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Jun 10, 2017
kflyive had the gtx for a while now and i love them. they do not get wet unless you submerge them. they take longer to dry than lightweight non-waterproof, breathing running shoes though.
Basically, if you live in a an area that isnt really hot and humid they're great. if you do, sandals, or super light shoes (in which case you don't actually care if they're waterproof anyway). If you live in a really cold area (much below freezing), they're also too cold.
Everything else in between, the GTX rocks.
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