Revo SCS GTX

 

Revo SCS GTX
Page Type Gear Review
Object Title Revo SCS GTX
Manufacturer Salomon
Page By PAROFES
Page Type Aug 6, 2010 / Aug 6, 2010
Object ID 7268
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Salomon Men's Revo SCS GTX (Spring 2008) Save weight, work less, save time, see more.

The Revo SCS GTX by Salomon, with its lightweight smart shell upper makes for a lighter, more comfortable journey great for trekking on moderate to rugged terrain.

Specifications for the Salomon Revo SCS GTX:Weight1 lb 2 oz (SIZE US 7 Ws) 1 lb 5 oz (SIZE US 9 Ms) UpperFeather construction Seamless Technology Textile Gusseted tongue Autofit foam 3D Fit Padding Optimized fit for Women Protective TPU toe cap Mud guard Liningmembrane: Gore-Tex lining
construction: Full bootie construction Sole Constructionoutsole: Mountain Contagrip chassis: SCS Trek midsole: Die cut EVA & PU midsole/outsole sockliner: OrthoLite
Seamless Smart Shell uppers offer a delightfully lightweight and flexible fit, breathable water-resistance and chafe-free comfort. Seam-sealed Gore-Tex® liners offer excellent protection from water leakage while allowing moisture vapor to escape, keeping feet from overheating. Padded, gusseted tongues relieve lace pressure while keeping out trail debris and moisture. Full thermoplastic rands and toe caps protect feet and uppers from bumps, abrasion and mud. Laminated nylon webbing eyelets help secure fit at insteps and minimize water seepage as the miles tick by. Wicking nylon linings absorb and disperse excess moisture for great comfort. AutoFIT memory foam wraps ankles and feet for a secure, comfortable fit; stitchless 3D Fit at tongues increases comfort. Removable Ortholite® footbeds enhance comfort by adding shock absorption; antimicrobial treatment deters odors. Lightweight die-cut EVA midsoles offer ample cushioning on hard-packed terrain; polyurethane SCS Trek heel pads offer long-lasting impact absorption. Low-profile 3D Advanced Chassis™ midsole supports help control twisting on uneven ground and protect feet from sharp stones. High-traction Mountain Contagrip™ rubber outsoles deliver reliable traction and braking on all types of terrain.

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PAROFES - Aug 6, 2010 8:43 am - Voted 5/5

Not bad but...
I got these hiking boots last year and it was not cheap. It cost me around US$ 300.00 here in Brazil.
Well it is a great boot, looks good on your feet, great for hiking, very good grip, nice touch for photos and stuf...
But there is one single problem: On the back, the boot has a plastic brand for salomon attached on the boot. in time, and that depends on how much you're gonna use the boot, the plastic brand itself will damage the outside tissue of the boots.
You can't avoid it, can't run from it. I spent a great deal of money on the boots thinking i would have at least 3 or 4 good years with it and i was wrong. They're almost useless and it has been only 10 months since i got it. Sad but true...

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