Customer Reviews The North Face Ultra 110 GTX

I love these shoes. They're immediately comfortable. The only downside is they aren't very durable. I get about 200 miles out of them before they're trash. They start falling apart almost instantly (I bring crazy glue with me to repair them on the trail). I'll keep buying new ones until I find something better ot North face tries a bit harder.

These are really nice except that after a few months of occasion wear the inside lining began to wrip.

very heavy and wide. not much cushioning

These are heavy duty hiking shoes. Not trail running shoes. They are very heavy. The deal killer for me was the coarse fabric around the ankle and the stiffness of the material at the ankle. It rubbed the ankle in a painful way right off the bat. However, if the weight and the ankle does not bother you then you would have a good bullet proof shoe on your foot.

Fit size great. Eyelets on both shoes broke. Poor design and could easily see it happening again.

Ordered these based upon positive reviews from a couple of websites. I generally take a size 11.5 in dress shoes/sneakers. In Keen models, I wear a size 12. Based upon some user reviews, I decided to size up a half to 12. When I put them on, my foot was swimming in them from the width standpoint, while the length was maybe a tad long. I have a normal width foot, however, prefer a larger toebox. I exchanged that out with a size 11.5. Unfortunately, my toes felt cramped as the toebox was more narrow in width/height. In addition, I had noticed one review that made mention to the crease of the shoe on top when flexed or taking a step. In both sizes, the crease pushed down, in an uncomfortable manner, on the base of my toes when walking. Maybe it was just a product of me not being able to find the correct fit with either size. While I liked the look, I ended up returning both sizes.

I've owned two previous pairs of North Face shoes and was very happy with them. The Ultra 110 GTX is slightly different than the previous pairs and didn't fit right. The way they flexed at the toes was uncomfortable.

Overall a really comfy shoe. My only gripe is how high the ankle cutouts come up. They rub against both of my ankles, may get uncomfortable on a longer hike. I've had this issue with a few other shoes in the past and had to stop wearing them. We'll see how bad this pair gets. But again, other than that, feels like a solid shoe.

I have been looking for a pair of outdoor casual/sport shoes especially when it's wet outside and light to moderate rain conditions. At first the shoes felt terribly stiff, but I'm hoping they will loosen with time. The heel pull strap feels very 'thin' and not very strong to hold up to use. The weight of the shoes are good and I only have done short to moderate walks in them but good so far. One of the main reasons why I bought these is they are built with Gore Tex so my hopes ride with that being a big part of a long performance of these quite expensive

The first time I tightened the laces an eyelet broke. They're super tiny and delicate, I can't imagine them holding up for long, even if they survived tightening.

These North face shoes are not durable. The pictures are after 4 months of Monday through Friday wear. They look years old. The style is nice but the wear isn’t. If you walk a lot like I do Keen has better durability for a waterproof shoe.