Vasque Men’s Velocity Trail Running Shoe
- The flagship trail running shoe from Vasque
- Built for motion control on rugged trail runs
- Airmesh nylon upper for excellent breathability
- Vasque Mako outsole offers superb traction
Product Description
Specially built for motion control on rugged trail runs, these Vasque Velocity Trail Runners give you the speed, comfort and economy you’re looking for! Vasque’s Velocity last is famous, and rightly so! Velocity’s dual-density EVA midsole reduces pronation while TPU reinforced Airmesh and synthetic leather uppers provide maximum support. What’s more, Vasque Mako outsole offers superb traction. Look: Upper leather: Synthetic Nubuck; Upper fabric: Airmesh nylon; Midsole: Dual density EVA; Outsole: Vasque Mako; Lining: Nylon; Footbed: Dual density EVA; Other: Beneke-Ceroprene Rand, Running last; Approximate weight: 1 lb. 12 oz. State Size, Width and Color. Please Note: This item is shipped directly from the factory. Please allow an extra 2-4 weeks for delivery… sorry no express shipping available. We are unable to ship factory direct items to Canada, Puerto Rico or APO or FPO addresses. AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Same Shoes for Ladies’- word search in our Store … More >>
Vasque Men’s Velocity Trail Running Shoe
What do you put on when it’s time to do your THANG & HIT that trail? When I’m hitting that trail…I put on Vasque.. because I’m a Trail BLAZER.
Are you a Trail Blazer? If you are you need a Running Shoe for the Passionate Executive in you!!! If you’re not a Trail Blazer… I’m certainly postivie this shoes not for you.
Running is the exercise of champions. We do it day in and day out. Up the trail and down the path. It’s fun, it’s grueling but most of all it’s rewarding to us. If you like to go running or trekking through the trail you might as well put on something different. Something cool with great ventilation. Something designed well but worth the design. You can do your thang in Vasque and it feels good. So good you might even want to hit that trail again.
Because there’s nothing worse than your feet getting hot or your socks getting sweaty when it’s time to head up that trail. Vasque Velocity for trail running that won’t leave your feet or socks in the above condition.
Construct = Sturdy
Ventilation = layered Mesh, airy
Stitching = strong, detailed
Base Rubber = Sound, textured durability
Small reflectors = great to pick up light at night (on back)
Access = easy to put on stitched loop on the back for easy pull off (see my pictures to get a better picture)
Type of Material = Synthetic Leather, Man Made Materials
Shoe String = Good construction
Soles = Ridged wedges, V angles for good traction
Toe = Solid won’t give way easily to pressure
Design = This is my favorite part of all —design = COOL—
Well it’s time for me to hit that trail again. Is there anything else I can do for you?
Your Servant,
Deremiah, *CPE
I’m an avid trail runner and wore the Montrail Leona Divide trail shoes for years and loved them. Montrail decided to discontinue the Leona Divide leaving many searching for an alternative. On the recommendation of a friend, I took a chance on the Vasque Velocity and am very satisfied with this shoe. Similar to the Leona Divide, the Vasque Velocity has a stable platform with stiff heel and arch support. The toe box is not as wide as the Leona, but offers excellent protection from the roots and rocks. The shoe is true to size. I am 6 ft and 180 lbs and need a sturdy platform for running on miles of technical trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Right out of the box, I wore this shoe on a 21 mile trail run in Shenandoah National Park on miles of the rocky Appalachian Trail with six stream crossings and experienced absolutely no problems with this shoe. Only time will tell how they stand up to the abuse I’m about to throw at them.
I like these shoes a lot(size 13). Very well constructed. Solid feel. Cool(temperature-wise). They were a bit brighter than I expected(purchased mail order), but dulled down after some use. Have gotten a couple positive comments about their appearance. I felt they were a bit tight around the ball of the foot, but I was still able to use them. And after kind of surrendering to that – they did kind of break in to the point where they fit nice now, though a bit wider there would be nice, but for trail shoes I would think they fit well. I would buy another Vasque shoe after this experience.