4.73 of 5 starsGarmont - Dragontail LT - Approach shoes
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Recommended use:
- hillwalking
- Type:
- low ankle
- Material type:
- leather, synthetic
- Material note:
- contains non-textile parts of animal origin
- Membrane:
- no
- Fabric properties:
- breathable
- Closure:
- lacing
- Sole:
- climbing zone, Vibram
- Midsole:
- EVA
- Footbed:
- removable insole
- Weight:
- 930 g
- Reference size:
- medium-sized pair
- Extras:
- pull tabs
- Misc:
- fit: normal to wide at the back, rather narrow at the front
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 035-0029
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by Panagis Aravantinos helpful
The thread was edited on 28.09.19
I am owner of an older pair of red Dragontail MTN and i bought now the LTs (shark-taupe in excellent price...)
Very nice, normal fit to my -normal- feet (9.5)
its a little lighter than MTNs and a little softer than these, mostly because of the difference in stiffness of the Vibram sole ...
Very good and robust construction, seems that they will last for many years, like the MTNs...
Like MTNs i will use from time to time a good quality waterproofing spray and i hope that like the MTNs would be waterproof enough, but not perfect, like the GTX models.
Very nice lacing and easily adjustable to my feet...
very nice shoes for a survey engineer like me with two-three hours every day outside in all the terrains...
No negatives at all...
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with the use of a good waterproofing spray, shoes are really waterproof...
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MTN and LT...
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old and new kids
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the diference in stiffnes is because there is diferent thickness vibram...
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- Advantages
- Robust
- Durable
- Good grip
- Stabilizes the foot
- Comfortable
- Price / performance
- Finish
Bought for lightweight use and developed ankle and knee problems . Put this down to old age(me not the shoe) and attended my physio for a going over . I've been seeing same guy for a number of years and he asked what was different as this was the first injury related reason for attending..subsequently asked me to bring the shoes next session .
Next time around he examined shoes.
After placing them on a table it was clear the sole and upper were badly out of line and caused the ankles to camber inwards..stopped wearing and the problem resolved itself
Dont know if these are a dud pair or this is Garmont "tech" would check them on table top straight out of the box guys beware.
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