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					<description><![CDATA[Thank you for the information provided in this review. I have a pair of Salomons that lasted about 6 years of being beaten up in canyons. Looking for a new pair since I&#039;ve &quot;customized&quot; my current pair with a new air-flow feature (holes), I came upon your list. I was curious what canyoneering audience is may be intended for because almost every shoe here cannot get wet or should not get wet. 95% of the canyons I do involves swimming or wading through creeks and rivers. Just my two cents and hope this helps! I&#039;d love to see a &#039;waterproof&#039; list as it would be more applicable to the sport. Thanks!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for the information provided in this review. I have a pair of Salomons that lasted about 6 years of being beaten up in canyons. Looking for a new pair since I&#8217;ve &#8220;customized&#8221; my current pair with a new air-flow feature (holes), I came upon your list. I was curious what canyoneering audience is may be intended for because almost every shoe here cannot get wet or should not get wet. 95% of the canyons I do involves swimming or wading through creeks and rivers. Just my two cents and hope this helps! I&#8217;d love to see a &#8216;waterproof&#8217; list as it would be more applicable to the sport. Thanks!</p>
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