The North Face Smedge

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The Smedge is an approach shoe made by The North Face. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"The North Face Men's Smedge Approach Shoe excels on rock-strewn routes and craggy terrain. Toe and heel rands, along with rubber-covered lace eyelets, let climbers jam their feet in fissures and not damage toes or the shoes. Sticky outsole lugs on the Smedges help you to hold your footing in a precarious spot. Breathable uppers let your feet vent heat, and midsole shanks placed underneath cushy EVA midsoles protect your soles from stone bruising. TPU support cages stabilize your feet on uneven terrain, and gusseted tongues stops dirt, twigs, and pebbles from getting in your shoes. The lacing on these approach shoes extends to the toe box to give you a climbing-shoe feel of control."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The Smedge is a buff, breathable approach hiking shoe, with dual-density cushioning and high-abrasion Smeracle rubber for unflinching edging and smearing."

From REI:
"The North Face women's Smedge shoes are buff and breathable; perfect for approaching life and that epic climb. Abrasion-resistant, highly breathable mesh uppers with suede overlays feature thermoplastic urethane (TPU) support cages for side-to-side stability. Scratched rubber toe and heel rands protect uppers and your toes from bumps and abrasions. Gusseted tongues keep debris out; nylon linings wick moisture away from your feet and dry quickly. Removable Northotic multidensity footbeds offer cushioning, stability and AgION topsheets for odor control. Footbeds have Poron urethane foam inserts in forefoot and heel areas for additional cushioning. Compression-molded EVA midsoles deliver all-day cushioning; TPU midfoot shanks support and protect feet on rough terrain. Grip-enhancing Smearacle sticky rubber outsoles with forefoot smear pods stick to rock like there's no tomorrow."