Customer Reviews Lowa Camino GTX TF
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100%"Felt true to size"
100%"Felt narrower than marked"
100%"Excellent arch support"
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I love these boots! They're excellent for people with narrow feet and a narrow forefoot, but there are some trade-offs.
PROS:
- Comfort: Very comfortable (for narrow feet). They have adequate cushioning and good foot protection for rough trails. They might require some break-in, depending on your feet.
- Support & stability: Very stable feel. I love the high cuffs, thick leather and excellent lacing system with seven sets of hooks. Helps protect ankles and keeps the foot in place when going downhill.
- Durable: I've hiked in mine for two years and they're still going strong; no defects yet.
- Waterproof: Rain, mud & slush no problem. I haven't submerged them in a stream though.
CONS:
- Weight: They're heavy. That's the trade-off for a durable, tough, stable boot. These are overkill for short hikes or easy trails.
- Breathability: The leather is not as breathable as boots with some mesh. I have sweaty feet but I've never felt too hot in these, although I usually hike in cooler weather. If you do most of your hiking in a hot climate, this might be an issue for you.
-Appearance: Not fancy, but they look like what they are: a serious boot.
- Traction: Good usually, but quite slippery on wet rocks.
-Soles: They are stiff which adds stability on uneven terrain and you won't get sore feet going over tough trails, but the stiffness does diminish feel for the terrain.
Dan, Zappos Customer,
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