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Reviewer: Jake P from Cedar Mountain, NC
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You may read a bunch of reviews that are saying very positive things about these shoes. Let me explain to you my experience with the hedgehogs and why not to buy a pair. If you're like me and use your shoes for everything like playing tennis, hiking, playing basketball, mountain biking and all around use walking around in the mountains these shoes will not last. What started happening for me is the toe cap rubber started coming off one day. A week later it got down to the sole coming off. I had to glue the sole on with contact cement because it had came unattached from a good 2-3 inches from the shoe front. All in all North Face makes terrible shoes and I do not recommend buying a pair. Go with Asics or Vasque's.
The Hedgehog GTX is a true light hiker. I do quite a bit of light hiking and this is the best light hiker I have ever owned.
This pack is great! Plenty of room, very well made, designed for the person on the go! You can't beat the quality and workmanship that went into this for the money! Team Zappos hits another home run!
Reviewer: Dan D from Melbourne, FL
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I work construction and have had problem with shoes wearing out and not supporting my foot. These shoes I have bought 3 times and still love them. The hold up (I only got new because the others got stuff on the outers that wouldn't come out), the support my foot like crazy. I won't buy any others unless they do away with these! Get this shoe!
I'm not sure why some of the reviews described this shoe as waterproof. I took the shoe out of the box and noticed that I could see right through the mesh on the shoe - these can't be waterproof. I think these are water shoes for water sports. I need a pair of waterproof shoes, otherwise I would have kept these because they're super cute and were comfortable (walking around my apartment). I'm going to rate these shoes five stars, but I just want to warn everyone that there is no way these are waterproof. Actually, I should have known better since these shoes are called Sieve II. Buyers should read the reviews for the men's Sieve - I think those are more accurate.
Reviewer: Carmel d from Morgan Hill, CA
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The shoes are very comfortable and offer great support. I have been wearing them for several hours and they still feel good. They are not super stylish but look good enough, they are after all working shoes not dress shoes.
Reviewer: L. G from Fairfield, CT
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Purchased these more as a walking shoe than a hiking shoe. (Bought the Keen Voyageur as a hiking shoe - love it!) Have not had the opportunity to test the Hedgehog out yet for walking, but it was extremely comfortable out of the box and I\'ve been wearing it around the house to see if it needs any break-in - does not seem to. Very stylish, very comfortable. My feet tend to be on the wider side of a B width, and these fit perfectly in my regular size (9). Can\'t wait to try them outdoors. From the sounds of previous reviewers, they\'re going to be great!
Tried these on but haven't had the chance to test them out yet. They are extremely light weight. Normally I order up a 1/2 size. I wear a size 8 and it fits true to size. Unless your foot is just over the mark I would order your regular size. They have plenty of room on the sides if you're a little wide but not much ankle support. I think I'll tie some knots under the eyelets at the ankle so I can tighten it up more at the top and keep the foot base looser. Overall, love the boot and can't wait to wear them.
I bought this for walking to the grocery store and hiking on the weekends. It's a decent size and I like the separate front pocket. It has padding along the back, which keeps you from getting poked by stuff inside, but also makes your back really hot and sweaty (I may appreciate this when cold weather strikes!), and the straps are comfortably curved, but there is a plastic fastener right at elbow level that irritates my bare arms. To me the weirdest thing is that "Karin" is written on the front like it's my name or something!
Reviewer: from Hailey, Idaho
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Excellent product. Fits great, very flattering. Machine wash and no need to iron.
I\'m in my third year of college and onto my third bag. This is easily my favorite. The organizational compartments are great for smaller items and bigger ones fit fine in the large compartment. I love the coushioned pouches for sunglasses\/iPods\/cell phones\/etc...makes me much less nervous of accidentally squashing something important. The padding also fits my back perfectly. I\'m very petite, and this bag is big enough to fit everything into, but it still is built to fit comfortably on my smaller frame. The only comfort issue I have is that the adjustment buckles on the shoulder straps rub against my arms when I walk. It isn\'t dreadfully uncomfortable, so it isn\'t a huge deal. Overall, I\'d recommend this bag if you like to hike and travel or if you just have to lug around tons of textbooks like I do. It does its job. Plus, it doesn\'t look too bulky.
This backpack is specific to a woman's fit. My husband also has the North Face Recon backpack from a few years ago and uses it daily as his bike-commute to work laptop backpack. He loves it so much I ordered one to use as my gym/around-town bag. I also love it, and the women-specific fit is so much more comfortable! The girls are much happier with this female-friendly strap design!. I love the outside mesh pocket which is perfect for damp items like swim suits and goggles. The mesh water bottle holders on the side seem sturdier than most. My doctor recommends that everyone carry a backpack instead of a shoulder bag, and while I was hesitant to give up my fashionable shoulder bag, I am now a backpack convert. It is so much more comfortable! The black color is subtle, and goes with everything.
I just got this skirt yesterday. Took it out for a 10-mile run this morning. It's fantastic! Comfortable, wide waistband, great ventilation, great back zip pocket and side pocket on the shorts, and the shorts stay put -- absolutely no ride-up! I'm 5'5" and a size 6 (muscular -- and have actual hips and thighs). The medium was perfect for me. I will never buy another pair of Nike Tempo shorts again and may make cat Halloween costumes out of the pairs I have.
Shoe fits and feels great. Tested it out in Sequoia, CA. Shoe was great for hiking, no slips when climbing from rock to rock. Next was water tested. Shoe functioned well for swimming, felt no drag in the feet. Only drawback was, shoe did not dry as quickly as I wanted it to even with the temp easily reaching 90+. Also, when walking in the river, sands seeped through the bottom mesh (wished NF would have left that out) and found myself constantly having to rinse it out to remove the sand. Overall a great shoe!
This is a great layer that is made well, is cute and is not bulky. It is useful for outdoor activities but also can be worn with jeans or a casual skirt. I prefer it to wearing a sweater, and am considering getting more colors. It is comfortable to wear and easy to wash (not necessary to dry). Fits well, but when I take it off, I usually expose my stomach in the process. It is a more fitted cut (which I like).
Reviewer: from Scottsdale, Arizona
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Reviewer: Brian P from nyc
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This jacket works really well for me; it is light but a great windbreaker, and it's warm with a thin shirt. Also, I was in grizzly bear country so the color was great, it is a pretty color. I really like this purchase.
Reviewer: Cecilia H from Sacramento, California
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It is beautiful! But it felt almost a full size larger than marked and it was very wide. Had to return them.

In 1966, two hiking enthusiasts founded a small mountaineering retail store in the heart of San Francisco's North Beach. The company soon became known as The North Face, a retailer of high-performance climbing and backpacking equipment. (The name was selected because in the Northern Hemisphere, the north face of a mountain is generally the coldest, iciest and most formidable to climb.) In 1968, The North Face began designing and manufacturing its own brand of high-performance mountaineering apparel and equipment, and in the early 1980s, extreme skiwear was added to the product offering. By the end of the decade, The North Face became the only supplier in the United States to offer a comprehensive collection of high-performance outerwear, skiwear, sleeping bags, packs and tents.

