Vasque Men’s Mantra Hiking Shoe

  • 1.8mm water resistant nubuck leather and airmesh nylon upper
  • Molded EVA midsole for cushioning on long outings, steep descents, and rocky trails
  • Molded thermoplastic urethane (TPU) plate for underfoot protection and stability
  • Aggressive Vibram Ananasi outsole for positive grip over changing terrain
  • Removable dual density EVA footbed for arch support, additional cushioning, and volume adjustment

Product DescriptionMen’s Vasque Mantra Multi-Sport Athletic Shoes Equally suited for trolling the farmer’s market and a day hiking your favorite trail. . . the Vasque Mantra Multi-Sport Athletic Shoes: Lightweight, polyurethane coated nubuck leather and airmesh uppers are breathable and durable; Vibram Ananasi outsole for excellent hiking traction; Molded EVA midsole and dual density molded EVA footbed for comfort; Blur last for stability. Each approx. 29 ozs. State Color and Size. Get . . . More >>

Vasque Men’s Mantra Hiking Shoe

4 Comments

  • By David Doody, February 23, 2010 @ 2:14 pm

    was very happy with shoe product. would buy another pair, all around comfortable, and walking shoe.

    thank you
    Rating: 4 / 5

  • By R. Sweet, February 23, 2010 @ 3:52 pm

    I just got back from Kauai where I hiked for days with these Vasque hikers. They worked wonderfully. I would recommend theses to anyone. . .
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • By John L. Zornick, February 23, 2010 @ 6:24 pm

    Haven’t found an equivalent pair of shoes for this price. They fit great, have nice Vibrum soles, and look good too. I often wear them for casual wear too.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • By retiresoon, February 23, 2010 @ 8:49 pm

    This is my second pair of the Vasque Mantra. The first pair lasted a long time (not sure just how long) with quite a bit of use. I actually still use them, but they have become pretty ugly. The tops and are holding together well and the tread is wearing good. I mostly use them for light hiking on dirt trails, yard work, and bicycling. I mountain bicycle quite a bit and like the stiffer sole and how they fit into my toe clips. I’ve seen these advertised as a cross-trainer, and I can tell you that they in no way compares with a good pair of trail running shoes. (If you like Vasque products as I do, take a look at the Vasque Blur for trail running. ) Nor would I want them for rugged hiking where you want more tread and ankle support. I have a wide foot and sometimes get a wide size if it’s availible. The Medium width on the Mantra fits fine, but is just a little tight until broken in.

    I rated this a 4 star because it’s not quite a versitile cross training shoe. But it’s a darned good shoe that will last, fit well, and do great for light hiking, walking, and bicycling.
    Rating: 4 / 5

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