Features a rugged design that offers all-day comfort and support
Waterproof, breathable upper
Rubber outsole for improved grip
Cushioned EVA footbed and midsole
cooper83 wrote: ↑
So, in other words, you have no personal experience with this item and nothing useful to contribute to the discussion?
Take a look at where the midsole meets the sides or the toe cap; either excess glue leaked out or the moulding of the midsole wasn't trimmed well, or at all. Then consider that this was the best shoe that CT could pick out of a box to take photos of for the product page.
Cheap shoe is cheap, it's value engineered to be a $40 shoe including profit. Previous poster doesn't need to feel the fine grain of the all synthetic material to know that it's going to let you down too soon.
Outbound is known to be low quality, especially footwear. If this is just going to be your dog walking pair of shoes, or something you don't use much/backup, it might be fine, though...
Wouldn't rely on these to go for any kind of real hike.
LeeCLeeC wrote: ↑
I think for $40 it's a good deal. You don't expect a pair of $40 boots the same as $100 ones.
Of course you can pay more and get a better pair.
You are right. And you don't criticize a $40 pair of boots (that's Yellow shoes territory) for excess glue!
I mean those are boots on your feet, not glasses in your face.
Click on the image in post #1 and try to locate excess glue. Really?
