Garmont Nasty

Garmont Nasty

Average Rating: rated 5.00 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 3 Trailspace users

Description

The Nasty is a trail shoe made by Garmont. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Backcountry.com:
"When you hit the trail, you can expect things to get nasty sooner or later. The Garmont Men's Nasty Shoe is ready for any fast-paced alpine assault you can dish out. The Nasty Shoe delivers ultra comfort and support when you need a lightweight answer to your clunky hiking boots. Don't get lightweight and flimsy mixed up though. The Nasty features a TPU spine for , and a wrap-around EVA midsole for ankle-roll-resisting goodness on that aspen single track. The Nasty's tread design is nothing short of its namesake either you'll stay planted in sketchy scree or buffed-out alpine glades."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Garmont's Nasty trail shoes have radical styling that matches the contours and flex zones of feet. Asymmetrical lacing angle allows the shoe to flex where the foot naturally flexes. Wrap-around outsole lets you move through rugged terrain and protects forefoot and heel strike area. Internal thermoplastic spine protects under the forefoot, stabilizing midfoot Lower section of upper is a water-repellent tight weave Includes comfort volume adjustment shims Synthetic mesh uppers Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz. pr. Medium width CLOSEOUTS . China."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Garmont Men's Nasty Shoe (Fall 2007) Garmont Men's Nasty Shoe is for adventure running, approach, and day hiking. Features Supportive, breathable upper Technical rubber outsole with multi-directional traction Intricately designed TPU spine for stability and shock dispersion Specifications Upper: Strong Mesh + Open Mesh Lining: Garmont QDS Structure: G4 TrailStrike Insole: TPU Midsole: EVA Sole: Garmont RhinoStrike Weight: 415 grams ( pr. Men s 8.5) Weight: 14 oz."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"If Multi-Sport should be your middle name, then the Garmont Women's Nasty Trail Running Shoe is for you. The tough, performance oriented construction gives the shoe cross-trainer appeal, making it a good choice for adventure running, approaches to climbs, even day hiking, scrambling and canyoneering. The key to the Nasty's versatility is the G4 Strike underfoot structure components, including a midsole that consists of compression molded EVA and a thermal plastic urethane spine to both stabilize the foot and offer shock dispersion. The Garmont RhinoStrike outsole is also molded to this frame, contributing a rubber toe bumper and multi-directional lugs to the mix for protection and responsive cornering on technical terrain. A mesh upper with Garmont QDS (Quick Dry Synthetic) lining keeps moisture to a minimum inside the Women's Nasty Trail Running Shoe, a nice benefit when pushing the pace on a warm day."

User Reviews

rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Nasty
Reviewed by Juan Bon Jovi, Aug 16, 2007

"This shoe is incredible. After suffering from foot pain, I came across this shoe at our local mountain gear. I loved the way they looked ("Nasty"). But when I tried them on, it was the best shoe I had ever worn. They are comfortable, lightweight, and perfectly customized for your feet. They are as tough as nails too. I hope they make more of this type of shoe!"

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rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Nasty
Reviewed by jasonplancaster, Jun 22, 2007

"These are expensive shoes but amazingly comfortable. I've done a lot of light hiking in these and never had a problem. Incredibly light. They are so comfortable I might even try them on an ultralight backpacking trip sometime. I plan on buying another pair as soon as I see them go on sale or look like they might possibly be discontinued."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Nasty
Reviewed by Dirty, Apr 12, 2007

"I have high arches, narrow heel -- used to swear by Merrell till I put these on. This is definitely the best fitting shoe for me I've ever had. I've been through 5-10's, Lowas, Merrels, Salomons. . . everything. It hugs my foot and the toe box is big feeling, but when I walk it doesn't slip at all cause of the way that they have the box angled."

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Where to Buy

Buy Online We found the Nasty at 2 online stores:

StoreProduct DescriptionPrice

Backcountry.com
2 purchase options:
Nasty Hiking Shoe - Men's$75.96Buy Now
Nasty Hiking Shoe - Women's$75.96Buy Now

Sierra Trading Post
2 purchase options:
Nasty Trail Shoes - For Men$46.59Buy Now
Nasty Trail Shoes - For Women$46.59Buy Now

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