👟 Inov-8 Mens Roclite G 350: Lightweight Waterproof Hiking Shoes with Graphene Grip - Vegan-Friendly & Breathable Review

This shoe offers exceptional grip on both dry and wet surfaces. However, the size is much smaller than expected. I wear a size 11 on Nike, Asics, New Balance but I would definitely go at least half a size up with this pair. I can hardly get up.

I order a half size up and they fit great, I have another pair of inov8 and I knew they would run small. The cushion is ideal for long runs. The toe is roomy. There is nothing to complain about on the sole. The laces were tight, I changed them, hopefully they don't slip a bit anymore, which we do.

These shoes look more like football boots than running shoes. The forefoot is a bit sloppy. They didn't have good cushioning on the roads and didn't feel nimble on the trails. Traction is okay but they wobble a bit and taper in the forefoot. I was happy to try INov-8 but I would advise you to try something else.

I love them You got me going. I bought them to wash dishes at work and my shoes usually tear when they get wet and dirty, but so far everything is in perfect condition. My only complaint? Laces are a bit flimsy, but they work and don't have the best grip. Definitely not slippery. I'm still happy with them.

They fit and feel good when I put them on and wear them around the house, but after my first trail run the lining of both shoes rubbed on both of my pinkies. I don't understand how to walk with them anymore, it hurts so much I could hardly walk after I finished. Oh I like the brand I used to have but it's not the best design

I abuse my hiking boots on Camelback Mtn. in phoenix. I descend quickly so need good traction as the boulders are so slippery and dangerous. Generally, if you get good traction, the tradeoff is that the rubber is soft, flakes, and wears out very quickly. Not in these shoes though (due to the graphene technology). I walked about 10 different boots on this mountain. Looks like I'll look no further and just keep buying them when they wear out.

I switched from Altra 3.5 Lone Peaks to G350 because I saw great reviews. In the middle of their first summer and so far they are showing good results. The only criticism I would have is that they are a bit small, I ordered the size I have used for the Altra and Merrell in the past and they are a bit tight with wool socks. I also prefer a wide toe. Something you might consider if you are used to something like Altra's lonely peaks. But durability and comfort were good. I would recommend trying…