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Why did you replace that pair? Did the upper have issues? Or just to get a new sole with the deep lugs? My first pair looks similar and I noticed the sole compound getting harder with age and not gripping rocks as well.On my 3rd pair of Forest Tracker ESCs in 4.5yrs. Forgot how deep the lugs are on a new pair. Last pair was worn for ~2.5-3yrs
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Mainly due to noticing the lack of grip.Why did you replace that pair? Did the upper have issues? Or just to get a new sole with the deep lugs?
Not very scientific, but I ran my fingernails over the rubber soles and the new soles feel a little softer than the well worn compound.My first pair looks similar and I noticed the sole compound getting harder with age and not gripping rocks as well.

I am still amazed at how durable these soles are. I’ve been wearing my current pair for almost two years and have an estimated 1500 miles of non-pavement hiking, plus daily town wear. My soles look about like yours or maybe slightly more worn. Before I switched to these I wasn’t getting a year out of a pair of hiking boots.On my 3rd pair of Forest Tracker ESCs in 4.5yrs. Forgot how deep the lugs are on a new pair. Last pair was worn for ~2.5-3yrs
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