Columbia Women's Shastalavista Cross Training Shoe

Columbia Women's Shastalavista Cross Training Shoe

Built for hiking, mountain biking, scrambling, and trail running, the Shastalavista is built to master just about any domain. Designed for outdoor multi-functionality, it features a breathable open mesh upper with leather overlays to keep feet cool, comfortable, and supported on the trail. Reinforced rubber toe and heel protection enhances durability on rocky terrain, while the soft mesh collar prevents heel chafe. Inside the shoe, a removable Contour Comfort 1D footbed pulls moisture away from skin to while delivering lightweight cushioning and support. Compression-molded Techlite midsole maximizes comfort and minimizes weight, while an Omni-Grip rubber outsole with Kinetic Response provides independent suspension over any surface.

• Breathable mesh upper with Nubuck leather and PU-coated overlays
• Durable mesh collar
• Removable Contour Comfort 1D footbed with wicking treatment
• Injection-molded tuned TPU shank
• Compression-molded Techlite for lightweight cushioning and comfort
• Non-marking Omni-Grip rubber compound outsole with Kinetic Response
• Weight: Size 7, 1/2 pair=13.45oz/381g

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Reviews - Columbia Women's Shastalavista Cross Training Shoe

Chloe2snow - 2011-11-04

To bulky! Hard to walk in.
I wanted to really like these cross training shoes but they are just too bulky is the only way I can describe them. They looked really funny on me because they were so big and I think for me I would have had a hard time walking in them when on a trail.

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- 2011-09-29

Below Average
These shoes have great traction. I feel like I can scale the moon with them. However, they seem to run a little wide or at least thats how they feel. I cant tell if it is that they are wide or that they simply dont have good solid support. The problems I have experienced are massive blister even with mole skin & hiking socks as well as arch ache. After three 6 miles hikes, it is time to upgrade. I would only recommend these for very light hiking or walking.

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