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ROCLITE G 315 GTX V2

Inov8 - ROCLITE G 315 GTX V2

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"They also have the best sole material I’ve found for slippery mud and rocks."


"I've traversed tons of sharp granite boulder fields in either Brooks Cascadias or La Sportiva TX2s, depending on whether it was a hiking or climbing trip - works great."


"They grip like a lizard."

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"It’s taken 50-60mph gusts on front, rear and side with no issues."


"Very simple design and it's built well (it has even accidentally fallen to the bottom of my pool one time, pulled it out, kept playing and has had no issues)"


"ate the rain and wind storms with no issues. ... It's a tank."

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"They don’t go in your ears at all. they just kind of clip on gently and sit there. ... no pressure ... way more comfy than anything I’ve tried."


"The IEMs really stay in my ears thanks to the free Spring Tips. I shook my head really hard for a few seconds and it didn't fall out my ears."


"just clips on the outside of your ear and feels super light, no pressure at all."

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"First pair was fantastic, grip, fit, lacing."

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"the new Innov8 last shape I find really narrow in the mid and quite long in the toe so I sent them back."


"The problem is that the precision fit isn't precise - a massive step back given their intended use."


"the new Innov8 last shape I find really narrow in the mid and quite long in the toe so I sent them back."

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"hate the lack of energy return. ... Feel like I've got bricks on my feet after 50 miles!"

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"the Goretex failed and they are now glued together for dry walks"


"the Goretex failed and they are now glued together for dry walks"

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"the new Innov8 last shape I find really narrow in the mid and quite long in the toe so I sent them back."


"the new Innov8 last shape I find really narrow in the mid and quite long in the toe so I sent them back."


"Xodus Ultras were also a bit too narrow in the toebox for me for anything over 50k."

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"The ones I’ve used fell apart before the sole showed any wear."


"The ones I’ve used fell apart before the sole showed any wear."


"They’ve all split around the sides all within a year of owning."

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9Tecpatl • 5 months ago

I started noticing this a couple years ago and planned accordingly. For me I have huge feet and it's hard to find good shoes. For those in my situation and like a low drop and low rise, look into Inov-8. I've only bought these shoes since early '23 and I hope they never change.

r/trailrunning • Why are so many trail shoes now high stack + high drop? ->
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Adventurous-Hyena-51 • 6 months ago

Topo mtn racer has better grip. Inov8 has better grip also; Trailfly for hard trails and Mudfly for wet/mud.

r/trailrunning • What to choose as second shoes? ->
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A_Good_Walk_in_Ruins • 4 months ago

I find my Inov8 Roclites have very good grip on wet rock and slippery terrain in general. Although I haven't seen them in that many outdoor shops I'm afraid. Some Go Outdoors do stock them, but it doesn't seem to be all of them.

r/UKhiking • Shoe recommendations - trail running/ hybrid approach shoes ->
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Analog_As_Folk • about 1 month ago

Inov8s are the answer.

r/trailrunning • Wide toe box but NO zero drop recommendations ->
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atomicvindaloo • 6 months ago

Innov8 Roclite all the way for me. (Used to use Salomon speed cross)

r/UKhiking • Which Salomon shoes are best for mixed hiking, waterproof, and flat feet (bonus if run-friendly)? ->
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Betweencloudshadows • 5 months ago

I’ve been wearing Inov-8s for 15+ years for trail and fell running and even moved to them for XC races when achilles injuries meant I could no longer wear spikes. Always done the job for me, reasonable value and regularly available with chunky discounts online.

r/trailrunning • Looking for my first trail running shoes..help needed ->
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Boogada42 • 5 months ago

Inov-8 has a bunch of models in a wide size now. Even the older models I use have a lot of room for my toes. Durability is fine I think, compared to what I read about Altras.

r/Ultralight • advice wanted on trail runners for hiking ->
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Boogada42 • 5 months ago

I'd say yes (not having used the latest models personally though). I find mine very comfortable.

r/Ultralight • advice wanted on trail runners for hiking ->
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Boogada42 • 3 months ago

I can also confirm the durability of Inov-8s!

r/Ultralight • Another discussion on shoes - please help ->
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cebo2000 • 4 months ago

Don’t know of any places that offer that kind of support but you could try inov8. They’re outsoles are supposed to be tough. The ones I’ve used fell apart before the sole showed any wear. They’re sizing isn’t very consistent though so worth trying in a shop if you can find them.

r/trailrunning • Getting back to running after paralysis: check ✅ / Making my shoes last more than 3 months: not check ->
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DatBoiZilly • 4 months ago

VJ or Inov8 both are wider and VJ has the best rubber on the market

r/trailrunning • Nike ACG Ultrafly 2 ! ->
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dextergr • 5 months ago

You should give the Inov8 shoes a try. I remember the older Merrell Moab shoes to last pretty long for most people, though no idea on the quality of their current shoes. How much do you weigh?

r/Ultralight • More durable/longevity trail runner and hiking shoe options? ->

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