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 Raichle G5 GTX Walking Shoe - men's
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Raichle G5 GTX Walking Shoe - men's
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 2
Weight: 750g
RRP: £85
Year: 2006 - 2007

Description: Raichle G5 GTX is a high specification walking shoe. Raichle footwear is famed for its fantastic fit, and G5 GTX is no exception to that rule. G5 GTX is suitable for light walking, and general outdoor use.
  • Nylon band lacing.
  • ATD - Asymmetric Tongue Design aids comfort and fit.
  • Base Fit Concept.
  • Board lasted.
  • Vent-Mesh textile upper aids breathability.
  • Goretex XCR lining for waterproofing and high breathability.
  • Vibram® Multisport Plus sole unit.

 REVIEWS
 
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faz 
Posted: 08/01/09
'COMFY!!!!'
Strengths:
Fit
Durability
Strength
Weaknesses:
Goretex lining if thats not your thing!
Water penetrated through lining after only 6 months!
Overall:
One of the comfiest shoes i have owned, and i have terrible trouble getting shoes to fit! Disappointed at the water penetration during the winter, but overall a cracking good shoe!! And a bargain in the sale at only £60!!
 
Performance
 
80%
Reliability
 
60%
Value
 
100%
Overall Rating
 
80%
 
Paul Cummings 
Posted: 28/08/07
'GETTING COMFIER BY THE DAY'
Strengths:
Getting more comfy by the day, all day comfort now close at hand. Excellent grip and lateral strength (resistance to twist). Gore-tex lining.
Weaknesses:
Initially sloppy heel, reducing with use. Gore-tex lining (if you don't like that).
Overall:
Raichle normally fit wide in the fore foot and medium at the back, which perfectly suits me, hence I did not pay too much attention when I bought my G5s (half price in Go Outdoors). Initially they seemed sloppy in the heel once I had them home, as though the heel was a wide fit, but this seems to be going away. It may just be the material was a little slippery. I really liked wearing these after two hard days guiding a group scrambling in Snowdonia, when my feet hurt all over from so much hard rock pounding through my Scarpa ZG20s. May get upgraded to 5 star performance if the comfort stays good (same with value).
 
Performance
 
80%
Reliability
 
100%
Value
 
80%
Overall Rating
 
87%
 
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