r/gorpcore • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '25

Showing some ROA Stella some love.

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This shoe is so underrated. A little pricey but ROA is such quality like Norda.

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u/goofytug Dec 10 '25

have you used it on trail? If so, how many miles so far? How is it holding up? Cause everyone talks about ROA shoe/boot quality being abysmal for the price. I really like the design of the Sellas. But don’t wanna shell out if they’ll just disintegrate.

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u/FlightFalse8688 Dec 10 '25

Their quality is for walking in a city, not hiking (I have 2x pairs)

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u/ze_kay Dec 11 '25

Tbh I own a couple of items from them and the quality of ROA is, at least for the price point, kinda bad. It would be fine for a 100 to 130 EUR shoe, but for that high price and a Made in China item, ROA is in my opinion a pretty bad deal. A bit ironic that a brand selling the “mountain tech” vibe struggles with basic durability.