more»La Sportiva Raptor
$71.97 - $120.00
MSRP: $110.00
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I gave these 1/2 star only because I absolutely LOVE…
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Price Paid: $110
I gave these 1/2 star only because I absolutely LOVE the other La Sportiva trail running shoes. To me these appeared to be a gnarlier version of Wildcat, a shoe I have put many miles on. But (at least the pair I have) the tongues in these shoes keeps slipping WAY down to the outside, to the point that they're not even in front of my foot. And even if i PULL the tongue way to the other side, then cinch them down tight, in 5 minutes they slip back to the other side. Even when I am not in them, they appear to do this.
Hard to believe a company with such a history of design and quality products could make something so defective. I can only hope I got among the first Raptors made and they have since fixed this problem.
Specs
Specs
| Materials |
AirMesh and synthetic leather |
| Sizes |
Euro 36-47.5 (half sizes) |
| Weight |
12.3 ounces per shoe |
Description
The Men's Raptor is a men's trail running shoe made by La Sportiva. It has an average rating of 0.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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