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Training Log Archive: greg

In the 1 days ending Feb 25, 2007:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 41:02 2.66(15:26) 4.28(9:35) 10010 /10c100%
  Road/Track Running1 7:05 0.66(10:39) 1.07(6:37) 30
  Trail Running1 6:18 0.62(10:08) 1.0(6:18)
  Total1 54:25 3.95(13:47) 6.35(8:34) 13010 /10c100%

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Sunday Feb 25, 2007 #

Road/Track Running warm up/down 7:05 [2] 1.07 km (6:37 / km) +30m 5:48 / km
shoes: Montrail Highlander

Warm-up in Joe Grant Park

Orienteering 41:02 [4] *** 4.28 km (9:35 / km) +100m 8:35 / km
spiked:10/10c shoes: Montrail Highlander

Re-ran brown course from April, 2003 which was my first O-event in US.

I've decided to test a new pair of shoes that I am planning to use for orienteering: Montrail Highlander. My frustration with Inov-8s that give me nasty heel blisters made me spend a couple of hours online searching for an alternative. I came across Highlander's review on some adventure racing website. After some thinking I ordered them on zappos.com.
Overall, I am very satisfied with the shoes. No blisters, not even slight hint of soreness on my heels. The shoes have a decent grip on steep hills. It was very wet today and I didn't have any problems running uphill on wet grass. On wet soil they were slipping though. The shoes have smaller cleats than Inov-8s do. So, probably Inov-8s are better traction-wise. I don't think there is much difference though.
Finally, a US company made a decent fell running shoe. We'll see how long it's going to last.

Trail Running warm up/down 6:18 [2] 1.0 km (6:18 / km)
shoes: Montrail Highlander

Warm-down

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