Berghaus Men's Supalite II Gore-Tex Waterproof Hiking Boots, Lightweight, Durable, Comfortable

Product Information

The heel cup is hardened and kept our feet in position well, with no movement and good support. The toe box is also strengthened with a rubberised section which also forms the front section of the rand with the mid section using the thermoplastic covering. LIGHT AND COMFORTABLE The lightweight Supalite II GTX won't slow you down, with no compromise to performance, durability or comfort. The midsole is Alt-Berg’s Tri-Flex three-season version. The outsole is Vibram’s Masai, with a Micro midlayer that offers a medium amount of underfoot cushioning. The Keen boots are assembled in its Romania factory, from materials sourced internationally. They represent good value for an all-rounder for moderate hillwalking and trips in less technical terrain, though they are among heavier models in the test. WATERPROOF GUARANTEE - Wet conditions are off the forecast inside and out, as the breathable GORE-TEX® lining keeps the weather out while setting sweat free.

Berghaus walking boots are renowned for offering fantastic protection and support. The full range of robust Berghaus Boots offer walkers both comfort and reliability Weighing less than a kilo per pair, the Supalite II GTX won't slow you down and won’t compromise on performance, durability or comfort Plus, breathable mesh panels are a breath of fresh air and OrthoLite® footbeds provide a comfortable cushioned fit

Specifications

Its uppers are water-resistant fabric with a thermoplastic overlay in parts, bonded with thermo-injection technology. All of this is designed to keep weight down while maintaining performance. Waterproof guarantee - thanks to the breathable Gore-Tex performance comfort membrane, even the wettest weather won’t reach your feet, while sweat can escape with ease

LONG LASTING COMFORT Enjoy all day comfort and cushioning from the midsole construction and OrthoLite® Hike footbed. The AKU boot is designed for walking on medium technical difficulty mixed terrain and over long durations. OK; so slippery limestone(white peak)/Chalk (South Downs) Nothing can conquer this! - but the Dark Peaks seem to do well in these, and all-in-all the ankle breaking system (not literally!) keeps me upright - whatever the conditions. I don't use walking poles.The ankle cuff is not the most comfortable, but for us this was the only area that caused any concern.