Friday, January 14, 2011

Icebug Attla BUGweb - Outside Magazine "Gear of the Year" Winter 2011 Buyer's Guide Review

"If you're determined not to let icy trails get in the way of your workout, consider the Attle/ Its spiked lugs are almost imperceptible, but they dig into the hardpack like tractor tread. For even more bite, slip the included carbide-studded rubber "webs" over the toe and heel, between the lugs."

- Berne Broudy

"Okay, number six (Attla) is really a winterized runner. If you're serious about winter running, check it out; it provides better bite than the aftermarket, screw-in traction products."

Tags: running, traction, speed, waterproof

http://www.icebug.se/Product.aspx?m=458


ATTLA BUGweb®

Protection from water in all forms! The upper has a waterproof, breathable membrane and the sole system can be modified according to the need for traction: In dry or moderately slippery conditions, the soft compound rubber sole will be sufficient. When there are icy spots or packed snow, the traction can be upgraded with the six carbide tip studs BUGweb and when there is a layer of fresh snow, it’s best to leave the deep profile pattern to grip. Soft and flexible sole with good torsion and comfortable cushioning system. Neutral midsole.

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