For me they are great all round shoes - I'm on my 4th pair, which got broken in at the Blubberhouses on Sunday. Pete Bland also has them cheap - but not that cheap! I'll probably be wearing them for the Fellsman.
For me they are great all round shoes - I'm on my 4th pair, which got broken in at the Blubberhouses on Sunday. Pete Bland also has them cheap - but not that cheap! I'll probably be wearing them for the Fellsman.
I've been a fan of the Cascadia for some time and still have a pair of 7s in service today, the pair that took me around the 2012 UTMB with just a single toe end blister in 110 kms of largely foul and filthy weather. I posted about these back in the day:
http://forum.fellrunner.org.uk/showt...ghlight=Brooks
My nephew swapped from a pair of Salomons into Cascadias for the second half of last year's TDS. Loves the plush feel when the feet are getting sore and tired.
Still a classic.
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Great to hear Morgan! I may have to go back & get another pair. They feel extremely comfy.Originally Posted by MorganW
I've been a fan of the Cascadia for some time and still have a pair of 7s in service today, the pair that took me around the 2012 UTMB with just a single toe end blister in 110 kms of largely foul and filthy weather. I posted about these back in the day:
http://forum.fellrunner.org.uk/showt...ghlight=Brooks
My nephew swapped from a pair of Salomons into Cascadias for the second half of last year's TDS. Loves the plush feel when the feet are getting sore and tired.
Still a classic.
The Maxx also have Mountain Bear Ground Control for £19! Not tried them on the fells yet but they seem a comfy, decent, basic low stack height, low drop shoe.
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