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The North Face - Summit Series VECTIV™ Sky 2 Shoes

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r/AskRunningShoeGeeksTrail Runners/Racers - Why don't you run in The North Face footwear?
4 months ago

North face vectiv enduris 3 and 4s are some of my favorite shoes of all time. Vectiv sky 2s look sweet too.

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r/trailrunningFor 'high-ish' alpine trailrunning, scrambling etc. Which shoes should I go for?
6 months ago

Prodigo Pro destroyed my big toenails on long technical descents. Don’t know why, but the hard toe box just shattered them. They were great until I took them to a race in the Pyrenees with 1hr+ descents. For me, North Face Vectiv Pro 2 or 3, it Sky 2 are better shoes.

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r/trailrunningScrambling in Merrell MTL Long Sky 2 Matryx thoughts?
6 months ago

That's absolutely a great pick - low to the ground which sounds like what you like, and no plate interference. It's an extremely flexible shoe. At that price point, very much worth it. The ankle collar is a bit loose, so I find debris gets in - you might have to rig up a gaiter if that's an issue for you. Other potential options for that terrain: Norvan LD 4, Salomon S/LAB Genesis or S/LAB Pulsar 4. I also really like the Sky 2 from TNF - it does have a plate but it's very flexible. About as much cushion/protection underfoot as the LS 2 Matryx, but a noticeably wider forefoot.

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r/trailrunningtrail running shoes
9 months ago

I just switched to North face vectiv sky 2 from the speedgoats and they are AMAZING. Light, better traction, still stabilizing

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r/AskRunningShoeGeeksTrail Runners/Racers - Why don't you run in The North Face footwear?
4 months ago

TNF shoes weren’t on my radar before. I randomly found someone who reviews shoes and then sells them after to make extra cash. I bundled some enduris, vectiv sky’s and a pair of vectiv enduri pros for an amazing price for all three. I’ve haven’t used the pros but the other two pairs are amazing. Would definitely purchase tnf shoes after trying them. But like I said I had never thought of trying them out before.

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r/trailrunningProdigio Pro durability
4 months ago

I avoid asphalt as much as I can and I don’t think I shuffle too much. I’ve put a decent amount of miles into my Zegama 2s, north face vectivs, Salomon’s, and ultrafly before retiring them and they held up pretty well. This is the first pair of trail shoes that looks like they took a beating early on. It is a great shoe though

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r/trailrunningReturning to trail running after a few years hiatus. Help me figure out shoes!
8 months ago

There's probably 50 pair that will work for you. I'm a big fan of the north face trail runners \*vectiv line, maybe have a look at them. New Nike Zegama 2 might be worth a look too, since you know how Nike shoes fit.

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r/cambridgeBest actual store for walking shoes?
6 months ago

And after all that, I recently got a pair of North Face Vectivs from John Lewis for less than half price 💁🏻‍♂️

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