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The North Face Chinscraper

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I love this shoe. I have worn it in the winter on…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: gore tex
Use: trail running and hiking
Break-in Period: one day
Price Paid: $75

I love this shoe. I have worn it in the winter on muddy and technical trails that included rock gardens and root forests. It performed great in all conditions. The Gore-tex outer kept my feet dry, but not overheated. I've worn it for races in the 35-50K range and it performed very well.

One minus would be the weight. This is not a featherlite shoe. That didn't bother me, but some runners need to have a light shoe, I'd rather have more protection and traction on the trail.

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Description

The Chinscraper is a trail running shoe made by The North Face. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

The Chinscraper has been discontinued.

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