Columbia Ravenice Omni-Tech
I've used this shoe extensively for over a year now,…
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Price Paid: $59.99
I've used this shoe extensively for over a year now, both in mountain terrain and in muddy Florida and it performs great. However, it is starting to fall apart a bit. When I have the time I will contact Columbia to see what they have to say about it.
It's not as comfortable as other shoes I've tried. It certainly doesn't compete with a Merrell. My wife bought a Merrell the same time as I got this one and hers is like new. She loves hers, maybe it fit better I don't know, but I paid half as much for mine as she did for hers so I keep quiet.
But overall is a great shoe and it performs as advertised. I just had higher expectations.
I'm surprised that Omni-tech seems to breathe better…
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Price Paid: $85
I'm surprised that Omni-tech seems to breathe better than any Gore-tex shoes I've worn. These shoes work better than I expected.
Where to Buy
$79.95
MSRP: $115.00 (men's)
where to buy:
$79.95 Sierra Trading Post (men's)
$79.95 Sierra Trading Post (men's)
Specs
| men's | |
|---|---|
| Material |
Omni-Tech Waterproof-Breathable Mesh |
| Weight |
13.6 oz / 385 g (Size 9.5) |
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