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Backpacker Magazine – March 2004
Boot Review: Asolo Fugitive
A top all-purpose midweight boot
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On trail or off, our Rocky Mountain editor says these fabric/leather boots keep his feet happy through long days and bad weather. Credit excellent cushion, dependable weatherproofing with a high, supportive ankle, and a precise fit that combines a snug heel with a roomy toebox. The rigid heel cup requires some patient break-in.
Price: $165
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The leather stitched to the fabric can tear off after two years which allows water leaks through. It is comfortable on and off the different terrains but high cost is now keeping me from buying it again. The sole worn off too quick for me.
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