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Patagonia Huckleberry

rated 4 of 5 stars

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photo: Patagonia Huckleberry approach shoe

These shoes are very comfortable. They have good grip on the soles and they look great. However, I got mine three months ago and the soles are already falling off. I've hiked in them only a handful of times and used them for trail running twice. Other than that, it's been just around town and work.

They still look great but I'm going to have to get them resoled. If the soles would stay intact, I'd never buy another shoe.

Price Paid: $100

Very comfortable and secure approach shoe, plus you can even do some moderate rock climbing in them. Durability is top notch, the perwanger leather is great. I have about 150 trail miles on them and they still look new.

Materials: leather, vibram 30% recycled rubber sole
Use: short to long dayhikes / rough to moderate trails with w/ daypack
Break-in Period: They were perfect after about 10-15 miles of trail use
Weight: 28 ozs.
Price Paid: $110

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Men's
Price Historic Range: $55.96-$115.00
Reviewers Paid: $100.00-$110.00
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