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Vasque Scree 2.0 Low UltraDry -
Outfit yourself for outdoor adventure with the Vasque Scree 2.0 Low UltraDry™ shoe. This men's hiking shoe features a waterproof nubuck leather and mesh upper with a breathable, waterproof membrane. The gusseted, padded tongue keeps out trail debris and relieve pressure from lacing across instep. A breathable, waterproof UltraDry membrane fodelivers maximum protection from the elements. The Phylon EVA midsole absorbs shock and provides cushioning, while the TPU shank lends support and protection. The Vibram rubber outsole of the Vasque Scree Low UltraDry™ hiker delivers uncompromising traction on challenging terrain.
Midsole:
- Thermoplastic urethane shanks are embedded into the midsoles to enhance stability and support underfoot
- Molded EVA midsole offers lightweight support.
- Lightweight EVA midsoles absorb shock, provide cushioning and return energy back to feet for superb comfort
Fabric:
- Nylon mesh linings quickly wick moisture away from feet to help keep them comfortable and dry
- Nubuck leather and nylon mesh uppers are durable and flexible to protect and support your feet on the trail
- UltraDry construction features a moisture management lining with waterproof components that provides dry, long-lasting comfort and performance.
Padding:
- Gusseted, padded tongues keep out trail debris and relieve pressure from lacing across insteps
Support and Cushioning:
- Cushioned footbed provides excellent comfort during all day activity.
Ventilation:
- Breathable, waterproof UltraDry membranes block water from getting in but let sweat out, keeping you comfortable throughout your hike
Traction and Grip:
- Vibram Neo Day Hiker outsole is lighter than the average hiking sole, and delivers the ultimate in off-road traction.
- Vasque Scree 2.0 Low UltraDry hiking shoes feature Vibram® rubber outsoles to ensure durable traction
Features:
- TPU plate provides lightweight stability throughout foot.
- Built on an Arc Tempo last, designed for quickness and agility over technical terrain. Its asymmetrical curve is ideal for those with higher arches and helps place the foot in a more efficient toe-off position. The toe spring is specifically designed for swift obstacle clearance. The toe box is slightly tapered, while still provides sufficient room, and the medium volume heel accommodates a wide range of shapes.
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Face any trail with total confidence when your wear the do-all design of the rugged Scree 2.0 Low UltraDry hiking shoe from Vasque.REI
Light, fast and waterproof, the Vasque Scree 2.0 Low UltraDry hiking shoes provide great protection and agility for your trail adventures.
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Average Price History:
| Activity: | Hiking |
|---|---|
| Average footwear weight (pair): | 2 lbs. 4 oz. |
| Footwear closure: | Lace-up |
| Footwear height: | Ankle |
| Lining: | UltraDry waterproof breathable membrane/nylon |
| Midsole: | EVA |
| Outsole: | Vibram rubber |
| Support: | Thermoplastic urethane shank |
| Upper: | Nubuck leather/nylon mesh |
| Waterproof: | Yes |
| Weight: | 1 lb 6 oz |
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Vasque Scree 2.0 Low UltraDry Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
Outstanding Shoe
I bought these for a long backpacking trip to SE Asia. Of course I wore them around for about a month beforehand and they definitely had a break in period for me, which was probably about 2 weeks of casual walking. I actually came close to returning them at one point. I am so glad that I didn't because I think they somehow conformed to my feet and are now my favorite outdoor shoes. This was the only pair of shoes that I took other than a pair of flops for the shower and the beach. I wore them in every possible condition and terrain including temple hiking & climbing, mountain trekking, moto-biking, city concrete walking, etc. I found them to be extremely versatile, and were comfortable in all situations. They are rugged and sturdy enough for all of these situations and then I could turn around and wear them going out at night just as well. They look nice with shorts or khaki pants or jeans. I was looking for something versatile like that for terrain and also appearance and I feel like I made the perfect choice. I would highly recommend these with the caveat that you need to expect to break them in before you can expect top performance. After a tremendous amount of everyday mileage and wear, they held up exceptionally and still look almost as good as new with a little wipe down. No doubt they will be my go to shoe for my future adventures since they are still in excellent shape and meet or exceed all of my performance expectations. I would definitely buy them again.
Solid Shoe
To be fair, I've only just passed the break-in period with these shoes and so durability comments would be inappropriate. I live in the Piedmont region of the US South and use the shoes for walking/hiking in the moderately hilly terrain here. I am a middle-aged male.
Shoes have a definite break-in period and are considerably more comfortable after that, but appear to have been made from a more narrow last. Those with wider feet be careful with sizing. Laces seemed cheap, so I bought an additional pair with the shoes.
Shoes seem very solid, durable and rugged but are fairly light weight. They fit snugly, have decent arch support, but little ankle support or pronation control. Traction is above average, but I'm curious to see how this factor holds up in colder/wetter conditions. Water resistance is above average, and so the shoes can be a bit 'warm'.
I feel this shoe is a good value and a solid 'all-around' walking/hiking/scrambling type of shoe when one is not burdened with a heavy load or considering extremely challenging terrain.
Shoes have a definite break-in period and are considerably more comfortable after that, but appear to have been made from a more narrow last. Those with wider feet be careful with sizing. Laces seemed cheap, so I bought an additional pair with the shoes.
Shoes seem very solid, durable and rugged but are fairly light weight. They fit snugly, have decent arch support, but little ankle support or pronation control. Traction is above average, but I'm curious to see how this factor holds up in colder/wetter conditions. Water resistance is above average, and so the shoes can be a bit 'warm'.
I feel this shoe is a good value and a solid 'all-around' walking/hiking/scrambling type of shoe when one is not burdened with a heavy load or considering extremely challenging terrain.
Great hiking shoes
I wear a size 12 shoe and boot however in these hikers I had to buy a size thirteen to get a decent fit. That said they are great shoes very well made. Great fit once you get the right size. They are a little on the heavy side, not as heavy as a pair of boots, but not as light as running shoes. I have a pair of Solomon trail shoes that I like a lot and wear everywhere, but with wet snowy winter in Northern California I thought I'd give these a try. I am glad I did they are very comfortable, water proof, great traction (sticky) so you don't slip. I've read other reviews that said these shoes wear out quickly. I think that might be because the reviewers wear them so much. Mucho comfort and support. Get yourself a pair.
Great Shoe, Great Protection
Bought these shoes a few week before a very big hike. Broke them in (if they needed to be) in less than ten miles. Wore a Wright Coolmesh II as a liner with an outer sock. Did the 2013 HAM, a one day 41 mile Hike Across Maryland (HAM) on the AT. Tough terrain, tried it back in 2011 with my Merrel Chameleon III and blew out my toe nails and could not finish. Great traction and foot protection by the sole and shank. Pretty light but not the lightest. I owe my finish to these shoes, 41 miles is a real test for foot protection. Have average width to slightly narrow feet, fit well in heel and mid foot, roomy toe box even with two socks.
More or Less Awesome
The traction, especially in small streams across boulders, is excellent, even when the entire shoe is soaked through. These are not approach boots, as they cannot be laced tight enough to edge with, but on slab, they work very nice. They do wear out somewhat quickly. However, these are cheap and two of these will last probably about as long as a boot of twice the price, but these have sticky rubber, making them a good buy. A bit of a home repair with some shoe goo once the outsole starts to fall off will increase the life of these boots.
Sturdy and comfortable
Great shoe for everyday wear. Sturdy with good traction and plenty of arch support. Fine for day hikes on smooth tread and even trails. Will provide a degree of protection for your feet on rocky ground and broken surfaces due to heavy duty soles and toe caps. Would not try to use these as a substitute for boots if elevation gain or carrying a pack of any consequence is part of your hiking plans These are not exactly "light" in weight and are somewhat stiffer than many other brands of low cuts. Should provide long service due to quality construction.
Vasque Scree 2.0 Lw UltraDry Hiking Shoe
I use these at least 3-4 times a week for lots of mileage hiking. They are great. I don't know that I could rate them 5 Stars (defined by REI as "Perfect" but they are better than 4 Stars "That's Good Stuff." I wish they were a tad lighter, but that is the only thing that keeps them from being 5 Star in my mind. Great support and comfort, and with lots of tough miles on them they are still in great shape.
great all purpose shoe
I needed an 'every other day' shoe for work and weekends. I have a slightly wider than average foot and the shoes accommodate my feet really well - they have just a little more width than my other shoes. I am tired of shoes which deteriorate at this point over time, so I am hopeful these will prove more hardy because of the very solid top shoelace ring. The shoe also feels tough but is not too heavy.
Durable + decent water resistance
I am very hard on shoes. This is the first shoe that lasted me two years. That is why I bought the exact same shoe. This last weekend I took a really muddy trail (1000 ft up and 3 miles out)and came out w/ dry feet. About 1 1/2 inches of flowing water and 3 inches of mud can be walked on w/o getting wet. Grip is good on most surfaces, it gets better w/ age.
Good Shoe
I purchased these because I wanted a lighter weight hiker for day trips and less strenuous hikes, with good stability. These definitely answered the call. My only gripe is the toe seemed to narrow at the rand, and I ended up with blisters on my little toes after the first hike. Haven't had any problems just wearing them around after that. Maybe a different sock would have been better.
Neutral Reviews:
A great shoe so far....But.
I'll start by saying this is a 4 or 5 star shoe. It just has a small issue.
I was very skeptical about purchasing this shoe at first. I have ALWAYS been a big merrell shoe guy. My old chameleons finally gave out after about 4.5 years of solid use (burned thought he rubber in multiple spots), but the newer versions didn't feel very comfortable. I tried these on in the store and they felt super solid and very comfortable. I had read some reviews of this shoe prior to my purchase and some people mentioned that the toe box on just the left shoe was tight. I didn't feel this at first, but after a few hours of wear the left shoe felt tight and was starting to be pretty uncomfortable on my pinkie toe. This is the only reason I gave this shoe 3 stars and a narrow fit. I am not sure if it comes in a wide, the sales associate didn't mention anything about a wide or narrow version. My plan is to get a little shoe stretcher or take it to a shoe shop and have the left toe box stretched. If the left shoe fit well and didn't rub these shoes would be Amazing! They seem to have pretty decent breath-ability and water resistance is as good as any other shoe I have had if not better. I would recommend these shoe to anyone....I'd just tell them to keep an eye on the left one and maybe get it stretched.
I was very skeptical about purchasing this shoe at first. I have ALWAYS been a big merrell shoe guy. My old chameleons finally gave out after about 4.5 years of solid use (burned thought he rubber in multiple spots), but the newer versions didn't feel very comfortable. I tried these on in the store and they felt super solid and very comfortable. I had read some reviews of this shoe prior to my purchase and some people mentioned that the toe box on just the left shoe was tight. I didn't feel this at first, but after a few hours of wear the left shoe felt tight and was starting to be pretty uncomfortable on my pinkie toe. This is the only reason I gave this shoe 3 stars and a narrow fit. I am not sure if it comes in a wide, the sales associate didn't mention anything about a wide or narrow version. My plan is to get a little shoe stretcher or take it to a shoe shop and have the left toe box stretched. If the left shoe fit well and didn't rub these shoes would be Amazing! They seem to have pretty decent breath-ability and water resistance is as good as any other shoe I have had if not better. I would recommend these shoe to anyone....I'd just tell them to keep an eye on the left one and maybe get it stretched.
Toe Box a Bit Tight
I hike everyday. Was trying to replace my Vasque Breeze Low. Unfortunately, Vasque does not make them anymore, so I bought these instead. For rocky/unstable or long hikes, I wear my Breeze High. For everything else (most days) I wear these. Only one problem: the toe box is a little too cramped for my 10.5 foot.
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