The North Face: Men's Padda Water Shoe

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Our Price: $89.95

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Description

The North Face: Men's Padda Water Shoe - Altrec.com Product Description:

The Padda is an all-terrain, amphibious shoe with a high-grip HydroTrak™ outsole for splash-and-dash activities.

A water-craving, amphibious shoe with porous mesh upper, underfoot drainage channels, and a sticky HydroTrak™ outsole
[UPPER] Lightweight, hydrophobic, synthetic leather upper
Open mesh keeps debris out without retaining water
TPU X-Frame™ provides lateral roll control support
Hydrophobic SBR lining package
[BOTTOM] Hydrophobic, compression-molded EVA Northotic™ midsole with drainage ports
Low-profile, high surface area, HydroTrak™ sticky rubber outsole with drainage ports
[SIZES] 7 - 12, 13, 14
[last] TNF-018
[approx weight]* 1/2 pair: 9.3 oz (264 g) pair: 1 lb 3 oz (528 g) *based on Men's 9

Customer Reviews (3)

The North Face: Men's Padda Water Shoe - 3 Reviews

Robert Haduck - 2008-05-22
Great Shoe This Water shoe is worth every penny...from the great styling and colors to the fit and comfort....North Face has done it again!

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Christopher Meadows - 2008-03-28
Extremely Comfortable I was extremely impressed with how comfortable and lightweight these shoes were. I would definitely recommend these to anyone doing any light hiking.

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Jason Chapman - 2008-08-28
Loved them I took these on a 2 day trip through the Zion Narrows (in water 80% of the time) wearing them with smartwool socks and they were great. My feet stayed warm with the socks and the shoes performed very well. Then I wore them 2 days later on a 2 day trip down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and they were great for that as well. Finally, two weeks later, I wore them on a 3 day trip up to 12,000 feet in Colorado and they were great. They drain very well, hold up to a lot of abuse, the laces tighten well and stay that way, they are very light, and the rubber on the bottom is sticky when wet. Now, things to know. They are light weight hikers, so they have thin soles. After 10 hours hiking on rocks in water in Zion, I definitely started to get fatigue in my feet. They started to feel every rock I walked on. They are also very low shoes so there's no ankle support and rocks get into your shoes easily. That being said, they were what I wanted. I'll trade the lightness of them for a thicker sole any day. I love that I don't have to find rocks to cross rivers now, I just wade right through. Cools my feet off and they dry quickly as I move on. I'm very glad I have them.

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