- Jul 12, 2013
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Do you guys know how the ACG Mountain Fly holds up against more serious hiking shoes? Are they a valid "all conditions" shoe you can use for long trail hikes or are they more a hike looking lifestyle shoe?
I really like the lows for hiking. The rubber isn’t as soft and grippy as something like a vibram sole, but it does better than most Nikes. I took it on a hike that consistently goes across a creek, and has some decent elevation gains. The low did OK with the water resistance (no goretex on the low), but I thought did really well on the steep and loose terrain. They are my go-to for hikes at the moment.