User Review: Tecnica Ledra

Tecnica Ledra
Above: The current Ledra, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed March 7, 2005 by Steve Fisher

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Materials: leather (suede), rubber, reinforced toe, mesh/lycra
Use: hikes, medium-tough range, not where ankle support needed.
Break-in Period: very quickly with continued use.
Weight: not sure, but lighter than most contemporaries.
Price Paid: $39 US

I bought this shoe on sale In Durango, Colorado. I was doing a lot of hiking around the foothills between Boulder and Durango and found this shoe to be very comfortable, lightweight, breathable, flexible, and pretty good on most terrain I encountered and just all around great to have on my feet.

I just bought them at the time because I needed something less heavy for longer hikes. There are also Tecnica's "Blitz" shoe and their 2005 version of an approach shoe coming out this spring too. I live in Halifax, N.S., Canada, and found that the show performed well out here too where trails are almost allways full of roots, slippery rocks, and verly likely to be running along side a sea cliff. Great shoe! Only wish I could find someone in Canada that sells them, I'd buy a new pair in a heartbeat.

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