👟 Inov 8 Men's Roclite 275 Black Athletic Shoes for Men Review

As per other reviews this shoe has been narrowed in the middle but flared out in the chest/shoulder to fit a 'regular' sized foot. The back of the boot also rubbed my tendon quite hard at first. However, after a few kilometers of wearing them in my shoes while walking, it no longer bothered me as either the shoes widened a bit or my foot shrank. Anyway, my first test of these shoes was in Arches National Park in December, where there was mud, dry rock, slippery rock, snow and ice. The traction…

Roclite makes great trail running shoes, the previous version was the most comfortable and easy to wear shoe I have ever owned. I literally wore them until they fell apart and became unwearable. Since then, they've redesigned the 295 trail runner, making it slightly heavier and narrower. I don't have wide feet. So if a shoe feels narrow and affects the width of my foot, that means it's a very narrow design. I wish they could go back to the old designs and colors, although I understand that…

Did a spartan sprint in them and they gave fantastic results. Other people in sneakers and everything else were everywhere but not me. Those things gave me a lot of traction. The day was dry but we had to cross water barriers and rivers. The shoes drained the water really well, but not immediately. It took a few steps, but it might be due to the Mud Gear socks I was wearing. They feel a bit thicker than other socks but I like the feel so will have to deal with a slower drain. I've also ridden…

I am a woman 7.5/8 regular size. I bought women's size 8. The shoes are a little wider and a little longer than expected. Still, they're perfect if you want to use a midsole or wear thick socks. Also, my toe doesn't touch the front of my boot when going downhill. The soles of my feet are very sensitive and the stones on the trail made my feet hurt. I don't like the way hiking boots feel on my ankles and most hiking boots are heavy. The INOV-8 Roclite 275 is lightweight and works great on rocky…

Unlike my first pair of Innov8 shoes, they seem to be a 'typical' width for my feet. US size 11.5 fits my foot. These shoes are tight and that's okay. I've done a few mixed runs and the shoe is comfortable and doesn't require much breaking in. The soles grip well and feel stable on the trails but are functional on pavements and sidewalks. The cushioning is good and I'm not the calmest runner in the world! My only complaint is with the laces. they are very narrow - almost like packing thread…

I have had them for a long time and I decided to share my opinion with them. I have ridden them at least 200 miles and they have not let me down. I run and hike mostly in muddy, scruffy areas and they're great for off-trail adventures. As for the other activities listed on the box, they say they can be used, pavement running is fine for them if you walk on their forefoot, although I still prefer basic running shoes. I've used them as running shoes a few times and they've held up great, I didn't

They're so close to perfection. So close. They fit like gloves, grip like cats, and weigh so little you'll think you're only wearing socks. They offer enough support to keep you comfortable on rocky trails and flexible enough to let you feel the trail and run without fear of slipping. Big Cons: Is that small gap in the stiff bottom material closer to the toe for flexibility? Definitely rip there. It can be 200 miles, it can be 500, but eventually a hole will open up and you'll rip them open and

The product label indicates that these are women's shoes. I ordered grey/black. The size chart had one option labeled "Size 8" and another labeled "Women's 9.5/Men's 8". Logically, I chose the one with "size 8" written on it. But when I put it in my cart, the label changed from "female" to "male" with no explanation. I thought it was a unisex color and since I didn't select "women's 9.5 / men's 8" they sent a women's size 8. You didn't get a men's size 8. I tried to add/remove/edit by…

The second pair of Roclite 295s. The first pair lasted just over a year for all types of trail running, hiking and hiking in Patagonia. Hope they keep going. They are wider than regular shoes but I knew I would get in so it was "as expected" and I have slightly wider feet and like the splayed toe. And being a minimalist shoe, they obviously lack arch support. But that's why your skirt is! The proprioception is excellent, you can feel stones, roots, sticks etc. through the sole. Very airy with a