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basically any kind of trail running shoe is what is ideal for IPSC/USPSA. nike make (or did make) an air pegassus 29+ trail which was great. saloman speed cross 8 are really popular and the innov8 shoes are gaining popularity now too. basically if it's a shoe designed for trails it will be good for IPSC. some wear cleat which are great in grass or muddy ground, but if you have a bridge or some ...
My best recommendation is to go to a good running shoe store. I don't mean a big box seller like REI. If they sell anything other than shoes, socks and running apparel, you are in the wrong store. Ask to try ATRs. That stands for All Terrain Running shoes.
Salomon Speedcross 3's seem to be the most predominant. I wear the Salomon Fellraiser's. Innov-8 and Adidas also make some aggressive trail running shoes.
The first time was returning from A2 and had my hands swabbed. That set off the detector. The second time was flying from Dayton, walked through the metal detector and my shoes alerted. I had worn the same shoes at the indoor range the night before. They x-rayed my shoes and swabbed them again, came back clean. Swabbed my hands and they came ...
Salomon Quest 4D GTX by Brock Akers, Train to Hunt Director With my season winding down, I wanted to share my thoughts on the Salomon Quest 4D GTX hiking boot. In the last several years, this boot has become wildly popular and for good reason. They are comfortable, lightweight, and affordable. I’ve owned mine for […]
Saloman XA Pro & First Lite Socks by Matt Wymer, Rokslide Prostaff I spent the summer of 2014 hiking in a pair of trail runners. I found little need for hiking boots as these light weight, nimble shoes were perfect, even when hauling loads of 40-50lbs. My trail runners of choice were the Salomon […]
I started wearing trail running shoes such as the Salomon Speedcross and while that trail shoe idea was okay, the low tops quickly became a problem with debris easily entering my sock and no waterproofing with zero ankle support. Then I was introduced to the new Crispi Attiva Mid GTX. More info here. The Shoe
"Trigger shoes." Can somebody clarify this? One rule says aftermarket triggers are allowed, then a couple lines later, a rule says trigger shoes are an excluded modification. I thought a full aftermarket trigger like Zev, with a different trigger shoe, was allowed in ESP. BTW, I did try to search. EDIT: Another IDPA trigger question.
I’ve been using STI triggers sourced from Brazos in new gun builds and other OEM gun upgrades lately. You’ll have to fit whatever you buy. Pretty much the same amount of material removal from trigger shoes to fit most triggers, unless you get an Infinity trigger bow with interchangeable shoes. Those require a lot more material removal.
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