The TX4 EVOs took a significant beating on the way into a trailhead and in a very problem the place that they had to climb down from one particular standard of the trail to the subsequent, relying on smaller footholds. The TX4 EVOs were excellent in keeping our tester from slipping on the best way down. Vibram’s Megagrip outsole is second to none

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