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Tough enough for the great ranges but sleek enough for the crags, the Patagonia Men’s Karakoram Approach Shoe relishes in the approach hike. Thanks to its PU-coated leather upper and Vibram Approach sole, the Karakoram resists moisture while sticking to even the roughest trails. Extra rubber on the toe and heel add durability on rocky scrambles, and the top-to-toe lacing gives you a secure fit for easy technical pitches. Inside the shoe, the Trekdry mesh liner wicks moisture with the help of bamboo carbon, and the Poli-Cork footbed and Bi-Fit insole board (both from recycled materials) provide cushion and support on long hikes.
| Lacing: | Standard |
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| Lining: | Trekdry mesh |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Upper] PU-coated suede leather |
| Recommended Use: | Approach, hiking, scrambling |
| Sole: | Vibram Approach |
| Weight: | 1lb 14oz (850g) |
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| Patagonia Karakoram | $109.95 - $114.00 |
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Definite upgrade | |
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I am really digging the Karakorams. I had/have a pair of the Finns, which I did a lot of hiking and cycle touring in, but ultimately they've broken down a lot faster than I would have expected them to, both the lining and the upper where the eyelets have pulled loose. I think Patagonia has tried to address these issues, and the feeling that the Finns were not "real" approach shoes, with the Karakorams. | |
| Niall MacRae at Backcountry.com on 09/23/2009 | |
Karakoram Approach | |
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I love these shoes for hiking, but i would not say they're a true approach shoe. the karakoram is a bit to rigid and stiff for me to be climbing in. also if you're hiking through any sticker bushes, you will have pokey stickers catching the shoe's liner (and stabbing your ankle). they are a very comfortable, durable hiking shoe. the rigidity of the shoe puts a little spring in your step. you can't help but love to see other people look at them either. | |
| Evan Sanders at Backcountry.com on 10/20/2009 | |
Great shoes | |
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These shoes are very comfy and they bottom is very grippy. I just got them in they are doing great...i reccomend them for hiking or climbing....overall GREAT SHOE! | |
| nick at Backcountry.com on 06/03/2009 | |
Broken down sole | |
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Had these boots for two months. The ruber on the sole was thin to start with and did not last. Last week the sole split. Off to the bin. | |
| john esslinger at Backcountry.com on 06/15/2009 | |