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Add Garmont to that list. They have both high and low top hiking/trail

shoes. You can find them at several sporting goods shops in the Bay Area,

including Lombardi's, as well as in Portland and Seattle shops.

 

You can also order them online at www.veganessentials.com. Garmont is not a

newcomer on the scene, but their vegan line is more recent.

 

Sue

 

 

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[sFBAVeg] high quality Vegan Shoes from Montrail

Thu, 4 Jul 2002 12:09:26 -0700 (PDT)

 

Here's the list of shoes that meet the vegan criteria-

 

Vitesse

Melee

Diablo

Diez Vista

Wasatch II

Leona Divide

Hurricane Ridge

Java GTX

 

www.montrail.com

 

These shoes are high quality shoes. If you want to

save money, wait after the summer and you can get up

to 50% off on vegan shoes thru close-outs

at

www.rei.com, www.rei-outlet.com, etc..

sierratradingposts.com

 

If you see a big sale, please post to everyone.

Montrail is in Seattle WA, and they make very good

shoes. I am a satisfied customer that wants this

company to stay in business.

 

If you plan to climb Mt Rainer, a synthetic shoe is

better cause it dries faster. (someone told me this

and I don't plan to climb Mt Rainer)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I just got a pair of the Garmont Vegan Hiking boots. I've only worn them

walking a few times, but right now I'm very pleased with them. Feel like

I've had them for years. These are probably the best veggie boots I've

gotten in 15 years and look pretty sturdy and hard wearing compared to my

Hemp Headwater hikers that fell apart quickly.

 

Someone posted a few weeks ago that Sierra Trading Post

(www.sierratradingpost.com) had them on sale for $69 (reg price $145). So I

snapped up two pairs. Thanks again :)

 

Direct link to product here -

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/product.asp?base%5Fno=61116

 

Be warned though they do run small. I'm usually an 8, but needed an 8 1/2.

The people at Sierra Trading insisted they weren't, but trust me they do.

 

I'll try and post a full review at www.generationv.org by next month when

I've had a chance to wear them in a bit more.

 

Take care

 

Chris

 

 

 

 

Sue Blankman [suesf5]

Monday, July 08, 2002 5:07 PM

sunny_outdoors;

Re: [sFBAVeg] high quality Vegan Shoes from Montrail

 

 

Add Garmont to that list. They have both high and low top hiking/trail

shoes. You can find them at several sporting goods shops in the Bay Area,

including Lombardi's, as well as in Portland and Seattle shops.

 

You can also order them online at www.veganessentials.com. Garmont is not a

newcomer on the scene, but their vegan line is more recent.

 

Sue

 

 

----Original Message Follows----

sunny outdoors <sunny_outdoors

 

[sFBAVeg] high quality Vegan Shoes from Montrail

Thu, 4 Jul 2002 12:09:26 -0700 (PDT)

 

Here's the list of shoes that meet the vegan criteria-

 

Vitesse

Melee

Diablo

Diez Vista

Wasatch II

Leona Divide

Hurricane Ridge

Java GTX

 

www.montrail.com

 

These shoes are high quality shoes. If you want to

save money, wait after the summer and you can get up

to 50% off on vegan shoes thru close-outs

at

www.rei.com, www.rei-outlet.com, etc..

sierratradingposts.com

 

If you see a big sale, please post to everyone.

Montrail is in Seattle WA, and they make very good

shoes. I am a satisfied customer that wants this

company to stay in business.

 

If you plan to climb Mt Rainer, a synthetic shoe is

better cause it dries faster. (someone told me this

and I don't plan to climb Mt Rainer)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sign up for SBC Dial - First Month Free

http://sbc.

 

 

*Tell your friends to Be-A-Veg with SFBAVeg! To , send an e-mail

to: -

*To share a message with the group:

*Manage your SFBAVeg list subscription:

-Switch to no-mail: -nomail

-Switch to daily digest: -digest

-Switch to individual messages: -normal

-Leave the group: -

*If you have questions about the list, please contact Tammy and Chris, list

admins, at -owner

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