XPETI Men’s Wildfire Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot Black/Yellow 12
June 4, 2019 - Comment
Model: Wildfire
XPETI WILDFIRE MID Hiking boots designed with feature to athletic shoes fitting, but with the aggressive outsole and X-DRY waterproof membrane, for the outdoor activity of light hiking, speed hiking, also suitable for trail running, comfortable and light weight, allow people wearing all day outside
PLEASE NOTE: About the Size, M stands for the Medium width, also please kindly check the product care instruction in the box before wearing. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Product Features
- Abrasion-resistant, breathable mesh upper materials
- Compression-molded EVA midsole and aggressive rubber outsole
- Protective, molding toe cap, welded TPU quarter overlays
- COMFORTABLE and LIGHTWEIGHT, padded tongue and collar, Molded foam insole
- TPU sole-stabilizing technology, for the outdoor activity of light hiking, durability and comfort
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Great mountain biking boot. Purchased this boot for mountain biking. I wear an 11-1/2 boot, that is what I ordered and it fits perfect. Light, comfortable and breathable. With dry fit socks, I biked in 75 degree weather and my feet were bone dry. Had to carry the bike thru some mud bogs (after the picture was taken) and feet stayed dry. The outside of the boot is a smooth surface for easy mud clean up. The soles provide great traction thru mud, water then climbing rocks. Also the soles grip to the bike pedals (even when…
perfect rainy day boot I was extremely pleased with this boot from the fit to the waterproof of this product.spent the day out on the bass boat in the rain and had the driest feet I’ve had in a long time.
Very comfortable w/great grip. Hiked to Angel’s Landing and beyond. Review is from my husband, for whom I ordered these shoes for his hiking trip to Zion National Park in Utah … My first impression was how well made they appeared while being stylish, too. They are very comfortable and not too heavy for a rugged shoe. Day one of the trip, we climbed Angelâs Landing. I had zero issues going up switchbacks and then progressing to climbing sandy rocks, holding onto chains with a ledge of less than a foot in most areas and a drop-off over a thousand feet. I did…