User Review: Scarpa ZG 65 XCR
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Materials: Gore-tex
Use: walking
Price Paid: $105
If you enjoy slipping on your butt--these are the boots for you. I believe that medium weight hiking boots should incorporate sticky rubber. ZG 65 XCR's, I learned the hard way, do not. On a well maintained dirt trail, they'll work great and make you feel like Ricky Ranger. But if rain, rock, snow or ice enter the picture, you're better off walking barefoot. I had two spills in the first two days of wearing these boots, the first resulted in a ding in an expensive camera lens. I've since taken a tiny drill bit and bore numerous holes in the slippery rubber lugs. Either this will help with traction or it will help wear them out quickly, which will suit me fine.
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Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the ZG 65 XCR at 4 online stores:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
 Campmor 2 purchase options: | ZG 65 GTX Lightweight Hiking Boots (For Men) | $139.99 | Buy Now |
| ZG 65 GTX Lightweight Hiking Boots (For Women) | $139.99 | Buy Now |
 Moosejaw 2 purchase options: | Men's ZG 65 XCR Boot (Fall 2008) | $149.00 | Buy Now |
| Women's ZG 65 XCR Boot (Fall 2008) | $149.00 | Buy Now |
 Backcountry.com | ZG65 XCR Hiking Boot - Men's | $148.95 | Buy Now |
 CampSaver.com 2 purchase options: | Scarpa ZG 65 XCR Boot | $118.11 | Buy Now |
| Scarpa ZG 65 XCR Ladies Boot | $118.11 | Buy Now |
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