Review on Boots thb, demi-season, membrane, removable insole, high by Janis Libeks ᠌

Boots fit. Two LDPE and a short sortie to the Urals boots worked without forming a negative opinion about themselves. In terms of convenience and comfort, these are not Asolo or Solomons, but they cope with their task. Reliability while special questions does not cause - time will show. They are worth their money. Has some pros: - Low price. - The presence of "any" membrane. - Soft protective inserts on the toes and heels. - The membrane protects against water penetration into the boot (If you inadvertently step into a puddle a couple of times, and do not swim for 40 minutes in it) - Tolerable fixation of the foot. Far from ideal, but rather positive impressions. Cons below: - They don't fit. With the 42nd leg size, I could not get into the 42nd boots, no matter how hard I tried. Yes, and 43 is a bit tight, especially on long transitions under weight, when the legs swell. - Feet sweat. Moisture does not wick away very well - choose very good socks. - Relatively soft sole - perfect for the forest and not confused foothills, but stomping on boulders for 6-8 hours under a backpack will most likely be uncomfortable.