Vasque Breeze III GTX Hiking Boot – Men’s Gargoyle/Rust, 12.0
May 25, 2019 - Comment
Mixed conditions and terrains? They’re a Breeze. – Wear the Vasque Breeze III and you’ll be prepared for a range of conditions and terrains. Hot and dry? Highly breathable uppers and ventilation ports provide cool comfort. Rainy/wet? GORE-TEX waterproofing keeps water out. But no matter where you roam, the exclusive Vibram Contact Grip outsole with Megagrip provides maximum traction on all surfaces whether wet or dry. Plus, it’s incredibly abrasion-resistant for long-term durability. All this, in a lightweight and athletic style that’s ready to explore. 2mm waterproof nubuck leather/air mesh uppers are also highly breathable GORE-TEX Performance Comfort maximum waterproof membrane is also breathable for total dry wear Exclusive Vibram Contact Grip outsole with Megagrip for versatile traction and high abrasion-resistance A.T.C. (All Terrain Compound) EVA/polyurethane midsole for durability, flexibility, and longevity EVA cushion pods in midsole for added comfort Arc Tempo+ last has asymmetrical curvature and ample toe room Ventilation ports and heel and toe Dual-density EVA insole TPU shank Imported Weight: 21 oz. each Mfg. Number: 7182/7190
Product Features
- Upper Material: waterproof nubuck leather, air mesh
- Waterproofing: Gore-Tex Extended Comfort membrane
- Closure: lace
- Last: Arc Tempo+
- Midsole: dual-density EVA
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Not as good as the older Breeze 2 – buy the old ones!! I just put 886 miles on my Breeze II (non-GTX and they are now dead) and comparing this new boot to the old boot here is what I find:1. Right off the bat, not as comfortable as the old ones. – The foot bed is thicker and softer on the old boots.2. More arch support in the old boots. – The new boots seem rather flat by comparison.3. Wider Vibram sole on the old boots give better support and less likelihood of a roll through the ankle.4. The tongue is wider and contoured…
My new favorite I have been wearing Vasque boots since the 1970’s. I can’t even begin to count the number I’ve worn over the years. For many years my go-to style was the Clarion. Sadly, some years ago, Vasque decided to retire this line. I loved them enough to buy 4 additional pair. I finally wore through the last of those faithful friends and was forced to change my ways (yes, I’m old and crotchety, no get off my lawn!).I feared the worst when ordering these new boots, as my feet (being nearly as…
These do not fit like previous Vasque boots I’ve had These do not fit like previous Vasque boots I’ve had. I’ve had several pairs of the 2 (as opposed to the current 3). And these are much tighter on the outsides of my feet. I’ve been doing 600 miles a year in the old ones with no problems. But I can’t hike more than a mile or two before these start to hurt significantly. Is anyone else having this problem? I can’t believe they’d change the fit that much on the same model/line.