Posted: 4/14/2014 5:19:35 PM EDT
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Well my Merrel boots didn't really work this weekend on gravel. I took a dive but fortunately kept control of the weapon and didn't get DQ'd. I definitely don't want this to happen again so I was looking for some recommendations for cleats on gravel or DG base. Video included for your entertainment...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1D6-rFZPtnY |
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Wore Salomon Fellraisers over the weekend for the first time. Didn't buy the hype until I tried them, and the grip was significantly better than boots I wore long ago and Adidas trail runners I've been using for a while. Not the fastest guy around, but I wasn't worried about sliding out on turns and sliding into stop positions like I had been with previous shoes I was wearing on large, loose gravel/rocks with hard dirt. Pretty glad I bought them now. |
| I asked for a set of Solomon Speedcross 3s for Christmas after falling on my ass at the FN 3 gun match last year. Used them for the first time in march at the 3 gun regional match and man are they great. So sure footed with them on. Won't go without them again. |
http://www.teamblaster.net
| Currently, I use baseball cleats I bought on sale for 23 bucks. I needed a set now for TFD and they saved my ass. Only thing I don't like about the cleats, ky feet hurt after wearing them all day. The speed cross 3s are on the list for this year for sure, just need to pony up the cash for them. |
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Originally Posted By Rob01:
I asked for a set of Solomon Speedcross 3s for Christmas after falling on my ass at the FN 3 gun match last year. Used them for the first time in march at the 3 gun regional match and man are they great. So sure footed with them on. Won't go without them again. These. |
"If that sidearm was a girl, I'd tap that like a mafia phone line." -nineisfine
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I use INOV-8 trail series, but I think many of the terrains that I visit could use the added traction of off-trail series.
Salmon are also very popular. |
It is not "might OF", it is "might HAVE"
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Site ≠ Sight ≠ Cite
You cite the author in an endnote; you visit a Web site or the site of the crime, and you sight in your firearm.
| I was in SF for 20+ years, and it was like a boot fashion show over there. I don't think there's a boot made optimal for all types of activities, weather conditions, and surfaces. I just go for lightweight and comfortable with decent ankle support, and try not to slip. |
