The North Face Havoc GTX XCR Hiking Shoes - Men's
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Description
Step forward with confidence in the Men's North Face Havoc GTX XCR Hiking Shoes. These rugged hikers have a waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex® liner to keep your feet dry in all conditions. The low-top design allows you to lengthen your stride and increase the cadence of your leg-turnover. Cradle® technology holds your foot stable in rough terrain while Poron® heel padding provides impact cushioning. You won't slip back thanks to the specially designed Vibram® rubber high-traction outsoles. When you want to move swiftly, slide your feet into a pair of The North Face Havoc GTX XCR Hiking Shoes for Men.
Specifications
- Upper: Full grain leather and welded synthetic
- Lining: Gore-Tex® waterproof and breathable
- Midsole: Compression-molded EVA (Ethylene vinyl acetate)
- Footbed: Northotic™ Pro upgraded EVA
- Stability: Heel and forefoot cushioning pads and ESS Cradle™
- Outsole: Vibram®
- Weight: 1 lbs 14 oz (per pair in Men's size 9)
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Review Summary
Pros
Cons
- comfortable: 1
- durable: 1
- light: 1
- waterproof: 1
Cons
- little pricey: 1
4 Ratings & Reviews
MattMass
top500Contributor
Solid Shoe
March 06, 2012
An easy to break in, solid performer. Most Gore shoes will tend to make my feet hot and sweaty if wearing them in warmer weather. These have performed pretty well on warmer days, venting a bit and allowing my feet to breath. The shoes have great stability and traction, I would be comfortable wearing them with a 30-40 lb. pack on my back. Even if you're not wearing these on the trail, they're a great waterproof shoe for rainy days and slush.
Pros: waterproof
ctf2041
from Seattle
35-44 yrs
from Seattle
35-44 yrs
Excellent fit and finish
January 30, 2013
I work in the Pacific Northwest and I frequently need to be outside for my job. I bought these to cope with the cold wet winters here and they did not disappoint. They fit great, are waterproof and are made to last. I would definitely buy another pair.
TravisMiami
from Miami, Fl
25-34 yrs
from Miami, Fl
25-34 yrs
Great Item
February 20, 2013
Purchased these shoes for a trip that I will be taking to Patagonia in April. We will be doing hiking and ice trekking on glaciers. These shoes caught my eyes and went ahead and purchased them. Wore them this past weekend to break them in. First thing I noticed was that there was no need to break them in. Was very impressed with how comfortable they were. No issues with my feet getting too warm. Light and durable shoe. True to size as well.
Pros: light, durable, comfortable, Cons: little pricey
ShowFan
top25Contributor
The Best Shoe for Golf Course Maintenance
December 19, 2012
The most important part of a work shoe for people in the golf course industry is reliable waterproofing. I went through two pairs of the GTX Merrell Moab Midboot and each one failed me after a couple of weeks. These shoes have been through muddy holes and hours of walk mowing in the rain and are still holding up great. Couldn't ask for a better shoe at this point.
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Available sizes, while supplies last, include size 7, size 7.5, size 8, size 8.5, size 9, size 9.5, size 10, size 10.5, size 11, size 11.5, size 12, size 12.5, size 13 and size 14: 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 12.5, 13, 14.
