Forge Pro

Manufacturer: Teva

SKU: 4039

Product Details:

Product Year

2011

Usage:

Trail: These are primarily low-cut or mid-cut hikers with more sole rigidity and traction than a typical running or walking shoe.

Height:

low-cut

Sole Construction:

cemented, glued

Upper:

Synthetic fabric

Membrane:

No membrane

Lining:

Synthetic fabric

Sizing

	Sizes	Narrow?	Wide?	Weight	Price
Men's Sizes	7 - 14			0>, 15	110
Women's Whole Sizes	-	-	-	0	110
Women's Half Sizes	-	-	-

Heading for adventure, but not sure what you'll run into? Then the Forge Pro is perfect for you. A multi-sport shoe in the truest sense, the Forge Pro boasts a range of versatile technical features, such as an aggressively lugged outsole and an external heel counter for stability. All of this means that you can get out there knowing that you'll always have the right shoe for the job. - flat midfoot outsole design provides maximum stability throughout your entire step - Teva E-Brake in the heel features a reverse lug pattern to provide downhill traction - Spider365 rubber outsole for supremely versatile traction - Mush� Infused Insole provides signature Teva comfort - built using a running shoe last for a streamlined fit and athletic feel - external heel stabilizer reduces overextension on uneven surfaces - TPU Exoskeleton prevents stretch and improves fit without sacrificing breathability - External Shoc Pad� in the heel for enhanced shock absorption

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Kristin Hostetter

Q.} Do I have to get my girlfriend a women's-specific backpack if her torso size fits a men's one? Do the shoulder strap position and waist belt flare really matter and do you wear a women’s-specific backpack?
Submitted by: Miguel - Detroit, MI

A.} No, Miguel, you don’t necessarily have to get your girlfriend a women’s specific pack. I often wear men’s or unisex packs with great success. And I know small men who have had luck with women’s packs. Forget about the gender labels and look at the pack itself, and the way it works with your girlfriend’s body shape.