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John E.
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2017
These boots are awesome for hiking on technical terrain. They have great ankle support and the boot holds your foot in place with very little play, especially on the downhill. However, I did up-size 1/2 a size because i do a lot of technical hiking and it allows for a little more play between your toes and the toebox, but in my opinion they are true to size. Also, they are super waterproof! I tested them out above the laces and absolutely no water got in. The Vibram soles are grippy with deep lugs and in my experience do great on wet rocky terrain along with loose rock and dirt trails. The insole/footbed is firm so don't expect a lot of cush. I switched the insoles from the mid to the narrow and i actually found it to be more supportive and comfortable. So the verdict, I do a lot of technical hiking for work and play and I LOVE these boots. When i wear these out I am definitely getting the new model. Go for it!
John Williams
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2017
So far so good haven't been able to test it just break them in around the yard the heel feels like you're walking on steel not cushion but it has a good shape
Vigilante
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2017
My size is 43 I ordered 44 and they were small. I went to REI and got the boots the same size 44 and they fit perfectly. Magic.
Lawrence
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2016
Was surprised that these boots were good out of the box. I read one of the reviews that said that these boots were some what stiff and I find that they are not real stiff but stiff enough comparing them to my other boots (La sportive-Mammut -Asolo- Dachstien- Lowa) these boots are more relaxed and flexible the them all and lighter. Very good product .Worth buying. Not For winter climbs below 20. Toe box is roomie. Heel stiffness fixed by using after market insole.
Roger Lundy
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 31, 2015
The best pair of boots I have ever bought. Waterproof, comfortable, sizing correct and look pretty good as well. Have just used them In the mountains last weekend but I would have to say they are just at home worn casually. Fully recommend them and am considering ordering a pair for my daughter for future mountain trecking etc .
StipeGuy
Reviewed in Germany on August 2, 2015
Ich suchte einen relativ schmalen, relativ leichten und dennoch für Gebirge/Geröll gut stützenden Trekkingstiefel und bin, so glaube ich, hiermit prima fündig geworden! Es liegt auch ein zweites Paar Einlegesohlen bei für Leute, die etwas breitere Füße haben, aber mir passen die schon eingelegten, schmaleren (und etwas dickeren) super! Der Schuh sitzt überall gut, ohne einzuengen. Mit einer dicken Wollsocke ist der Sitz perfekt, und auch wenn die Füße im Laufe einer langen Wanderung anschwellen, wird vermutlich ausreichend "Luft" sein. Ich fahre damit bald nach Norwegen und werde ein Update hinterher posten (im September).Dass sie mit GoreTex ausgerüstet sind (wie fast alle Stiefel heutezutage, da man sie sonst wohl schlecht verkaufen kann) ist vielleicht nicht nur vom Vorteil, denn wenn man doch mal nasse Füße hat, werden sie in einem GoreTex-Schuh nicht so schnell trocknen wie in einem lüftigen, offenen. Viele Verfechter des Ultraleichttrekkings bevorworten leichtere Schuhe mit offenen Geweben, und sie gehen sogar durch Flüsse damit und leben einfach mit nassen Füßen, bis sie wieder trocknen, weil sie meinen, dass man in allen Schuhen irgendwann nasse Füße bekommt - also auch in GoreTex-Schuhen, z.B. wenn die Membrane später Risse bekommt. Ich meine aber, dass diese Schuhe bei eventuellem Dauerregen im Gebirge länger für Wohlbefinden sorgen werden als ohne GoreTex, zumal ich unter meiner Regenhose auch noch leichte Gamaschen aus eVent tragen werde. Somit kann kann Regen oben am Schaft eindringen. Klar, dass GoreTex für etwas schwitzigere Füße sorgt (da der Wasserdampf schlecht entweichen kann, wenn der Schuh von Außen ständig naß wird - das machen andere Materialien wie eVent mittlerweile viel besser!), aber man kann ja Socken wechseln oder die Füße mal zwischendurch auslüften, bei Dauerregen notfalls im Zelt. Also doch lieber Goretex als ohne, besonders in naßkalten Gebieten. Und so gut wie dieser Schuh paßt, habe ich nicht das Gefühl, dass ich die GoreTex-Menbrane an irgendeiner Stelle kaputtreiben werde. Der Große Zeh eckt in Gr. 45 nirgends an (ich trage auch sonst 45 bzw. 11,5 US).Dieser Stiefel wirkt sehr hochwertig, läßt sich super einstellen und vermittelt ein angenehmes Gehgefühl. Anfangs etwas steif im Abrollen, aber das gibt sich. Für Wanderungen ohne erhöhten Schwierigkeitsgrad würde ich einen noch leichteren Stiefel oder Schuh bevorzugen (dieser wiegt nach dem Einsprühen 673 g pro Schuh in Gr. 45), aber wer mit einigen Kilogramm auf dem Rücken allein in den norwegischen Bergen unterwegs ist, braucht die Stütze eines solchen Schuhs.Übrigens hatte ich zuvor den Keen Targhee Mid (B00LHCSR3W) probiert, aber er fällt viel voluminöser aus in der Breite und Spannhöhe - eher was für nicht so schmale Füße. Sonst aber auch sehr gut vom Gehgefühl her, und deutlich billiger als der Salewa Moutain Trainer Mid GTX.
Angelo
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2015
first pair of boots i ever bought online..i am extremely picky and need them to fit perfect. i can try on a pair of boots without lacing them and know if they are a good choice for me..with these...i gotta say..i was quite impressed. they had the normal stiffness of any new boot at first, but the minute i put my foot in,,i said yes, ...within 30 minutes i forgot i had new boots on...since then i wear them daily to really break em in for my spring hikes, but i see no problem there. love the look and style as well. highly recommended. i will be buying a pair in the yellow color soon. will update in 6 months.
Mike Andrews
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 6, 2014
I've only worn them around the house and garden, but first impression are that they are really comfy. I'll be trying them out properly this weekend. I had read in the reviews that the sizing was small, so I ordered a half size bigger, with my slightly thicker walking socks they appear to fit me fine.
Rob Taylor
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2014
I have owned both the Salewa Mountain Trainer and the Alpine Trainer low-top shoes. The Alpine Trainer is too narrow in the forefoot making it uncomfortable over time. The Mountain Trainer has more room in the forefoot and it has a fantastically firm sole, but it doesn't lock my ankles without using a lace locking technique (which works fine). It also suffers from a short tongue and low cuff, even for a low-top shoe. I love everything else about the Mountain Trainer so I went for an upgrade to the Mid version of the shoe.This boot has a slightly thicker sole than the low-top version but the same tread pattern. Both are firm enough to stand on ladder rungs all day without making my feet sore. The fit of this boot is one of the best I've ever tried. There is enough room in the forefoot to make it comfortable while the fit through the heel and ankle is firm but soft. The ride is on the firm side but I think it will do well as a technical, fast-paced boot.
J. Green
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2014
Could not find these boots in Houston to try on so I ordered my normal size 12 and then ordered a second pair in size 13 to compare side by side. Hands down the 13 was the winner. As always Amazon service was excellent and they returned the size 12 no questions asked and applied a 20% discount that I missed out on when placing my orders. After wearing the boots around town for a few days I then wore them on the Eagle Rock Loop in Arkansas, a nearly 30 mile loop hike with lots of uphill and downhill travel. It rained 2 out of 3 days while we were hiking and these boot lived up to all of my expectations. My feet remained dry and I had no blisters. Best hiking boot I've ever owned!
alex evrard
Reviewed in France on October 14, 2014
Une chaussure de randonnée s'évalue dans la durée - lES premiers pas sont prometteurs - bonne semelle - bonne protection et échantéité latérale - protection de la cheville -la qualité de fabrication parait trés correct - avec de l'entretien comme il se doit , cette chaussure parait s'inscire dans la durée.
TWO4BREW
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2013
Love the way these boots look and I've gotten several compliments on them!! Durability is great after a nice layer of Scotchgaurd to protect the suede! I would suggest going a half size larger than normal especially if you have wide feet, the toebox is narrow!
ROMAIN
Reviewed in France on November 29, 2013
Après 1 mois d'usage une des fixations en ferraille vient de se coupé ... 120e trop chére ..quel recours ?
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