Hi. Thank you for your video. Have you checked how waterproof these are? Also would long distance mixed rocky and forest routes be ok in your opinion? I tried many different ones at the shop like Solomon Ultra 4 etc but they just don’t feel right and goes into my feet where the shoes bends on the toe box. Those tx4’s feel great but I’ve heard that sole is thin so for long distance treks might not be the best 🤔 Usually I walk in mixed forest and rocky paths. Appreciate your reply. Thank you.
Hello, it is with gore tex, so quite waterproof, but not perfect, for rainy days I would take a heavier one. For long distance , it is too soft, at least for me I have pain in the feet, also for rocks you can feel all.. tipically it is my "easy hike" pair of boots, for short distance, it is very good for rocks as well (if it is short).
Hello. Do you recommend these boots for +10 celsius mountain easy hikes? Are they too warm? I also look up to low profile TX4 without gore-tex but still haven't considered which one is better.
It is very personal thing, I wear always (95%) boots in the summer because I need the support, and security to my ankle even without heavy backpack. This is my "coldest" boots, so I wear it at 25-30°C too. (I plan the summer hikes that the hard, or sunny part should be in the morning time) As you mentioned without gore tex can be better for summer, in my area rainy is very common, so I keep rocking in gore version.
I agree, 1) "you feel every stones " not ok for hard trail, or long hikes 2) yes, GTX version is warmer. , For better ventillation you may give up the water resistance.. I still use is in the summer , but only in the mountains
Hi. Thank you for your video.
Have you checked how waterproof these are?
Also would long distance mixed rocky and forest routes be ok in your opinion?
I tried many different ones at the shop like Solomon Ultra 4 etc but they just don’t feel right and goes into my feet where the shoes bends on the toe box.
Those tx4’s feel great but I’ve heard that sole is thin so for long distance treks might not be the best 🤔
Usually I walk in mixed forest and rocky paths.
Appreciate your reply.
Thank you.
Hello, it is with gore tex, so quite waterproof, but not perfect, for rainy days I would take a heavier one. For long distance , it is too soft, at least for me I have pain in the feet, also for rocks you can feel all.. tipically it is my "easy hike" pair of boots, for short distance, it is very good for rocks as well (if it is short).
Hello. Do you recommend these boots for +10 celsius mountain easy hikes? Are they too warm? I also look up to low profile TX4 without gore-tex but still haven't considered which one is better.
It is very personal thing, I wear always (95%) boots in the summer because I need the support, and security to my ankle even without heavy backpack. This is my "coldest" boots, so I wear it at 25-30°C too. (I plan the summer hikes that the hard, or sunny part should be in the morning time) As you mentioned without gore tex can be better for summer, in my area rainy is very common, so I keep rocking in gore version.
I do not reccomend these boots.
1. Sole too thin, my feet hurts!
2. Much too warm! In summer your feet will boil, there's no ventilation! :/
I agree, 1) "you feel every stones " not ok for hard trail, or long hikes 2) yes, GTX version is warmer. , For better ventillation you may give up the water resistance.. I still use is in the summer , but only in the mountains