Vasque Skywalk GTX Review
Hitting the trail in a shiny new pair of hiking boots is akin to driving a new car off the lot: The rush of adrenaline,[Read More…]
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Salewa Alp Flow Mid Boots Review
The Salewa Alp Flow Mid Boots are a “…tough trekking boots made of nubuck and ballistic mesh with a protective rubber edging. Innovative GORE-TEX® Surround™ Technology creates[Read More…]
Weinbrenner Shoe Company Wood N’ Stream MANIAC Boot Review
Over the past month, I had the opportunity to beat up and review a pair of hunting boots by Weinbrenner Shoe Company: the Wood N’ Stream[Read More…]
Two Insoles One Review
When it comes to aftermarket insoles, I never even gave them a second thought. I usually stick to the insoles that come with the shoes.[Read More…]
Asolo Shiraz GV Boot Review
The Asolo Shiraz GV boot claims to be water-resistant. But storms, streams and damp undergrowth have taught me that waterproof usually just means waterproof-ish. And[Read More…]
Transalpina GTX W’s Boot Review
Aku’s hiking boots are designed for on- and off- trail day hiking, so I took the Transalpina GTX W’s for a series of hikes in the local hills.
La Sportiva Hyper Mid GTX Review
The boot offers superior stability and a large cushioned sole provides all day comfort. Furthermore, the rubber on the bottom grips even the slickest rock offering stability on sketchy terrain.
LOWA Focus GTX Review
The LOWA Focus GTX features leather uppers, with a Gore-Tex lining and rubber (but not Vibram) soles. They are sturdy, they are waterproof, and they are German engineered. Unfortunately, they are not quite what I was looking for.
Garmont Tower Plus GTX Boot Review
I thrashed these boots in some very rugged conditions and they have not softened up at all. Even after months of hard use, the boots still look brand new and feel as good as the day I got them.
Hillsound Trail Crampon Pro
One of the benefits of the Trail Crampon Pros over the Hillsound’s stretch Trail Crampons is the Anti-snow or anti-balling plates. You probably remember as a kid having your snowboots fill up with snow and making them no better than the slippery sled you were dragging uphill.
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