The shoes perform excellently in every respect. I'm writing my review after a month of use. The only reservation is that it's worth ordering shoes half a size, or even a whole size larger if you have wider feet. I personally wear size 43, which is also the size I bought, and while walking or sitting for a longer period, the shoes are very snug. However, after walking for a while they stretch slightly and then they're perfect. I haven't had a chance to test their waterproofness yet, but they are very warm.
Garmont T8 Extreme EVO GTX Regular Tactical Boots - Coyote
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Garmont T8 Extreme EVO GTX Regular Tactical Boots - Coyote
Tactical boots crafted from a blend of robust 1.8 mm thick suede and highly breathable nylon fabric. Thanks to the waterproof Gore-Tex Insulated Comfort membrane, feet remain dry while maintaining excellent breathability, significantly enhancing overall comfort. Engineered for demanding use in severe weather conditions, these boots comply with the American AR670-1 standard.
Ortholite insole, high upper
A reinforced upper and robust construction deliver essential arch and Achilles tendon support, safeguarding the foot from mechanical injuries. An anti-microbial lining enhances the shoe’s interior, while Ortholite insoles—both lightweight and breathable—ensure optimal air circulation.
Vibram Grivola sole
Featuring a deep, contoured tread, the Vibram Grivola outsole delivers outstanding stability and superior traction across a wide range of surfaces. Highly resistant to abrasion, the outsole is unaffected by gasoline, oils, greases, or diluted acids.
main features
- Upper constructed from suede and nylon
- Equipped with a Gore-Tex Insulated Comfort membrane for enhanced weather resistance
- Designed to meet AR670-1 American military standards
- High-cut upper for added support
- Features an Ortholite insole for superior comfort
- Fitted with a Vibram Grivola outsole for optimal traction
- Profiled tread ensures reliable grip
| Shoe height | High |
|---|---|
| Upper material | Nubuck/suede + synthetic |
| Membrane | Yes |
| Insulating lining | No |
| Mounting method | Lacing |
| Gender | Men's |
| Color/camouflage | Beige hue |
| Main color | Coyote |
| Weight | 1360 g (size 42) |
| Manufacturer code | 2783 |
| Brand | Garmont |
| EAN |
Ortholite Insole
Ortholite is an insole with an advanced structure that provides effective moisture wicking and optimal air circulation. The flexible construction adapts to the foot's profile, and the antibacterial properties inhibit bacterial growth and odor formation.
Gore-Tex Membrane
Gore-Tex is a thin membrane made of polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE), which features a microporous structure. Its structure makes it highly water- and wind-resistant, as well as breathable. The membrane's pores are 700 times larger than a molecule of water vapor, which allows it to efficiently wick moisture to the outside. Gore-Tex is widely used in the production of outdoor clothing and footwear.
Vibram Grivola Sole
Vibram Grivola is a lightweight, self-cleaning and abrasion-resistant outsole. The deep profiled tread along with a special braking zone on the heel provides stability and very good grip on a variety of surfaces.
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Shoes have been used for several months already. Visually, they're great, although it's not so easy to keep them looking good when you use them outdoors due to their color and material. They perform very well on flat surfaces – the membrane doesn't let water in, they hold the foot well and protect it, and the sole is high and non-slip. However, after taking them to the mountains, I discovered their flaws. Due to the hard sole, they provided less cushioning on descents, which caused more strain on the knees and feet (greater pressure on them). Also, no other shoes have given me blisters in the mountains like these. After two days of long hikes in the Tatras, I wouldn't have been able to walk in them another day. Fortunately, the trip was just a weekend. For these drawbacks, I rate them 4/5. Our Polish "Grom" boots performed better in this respect in the Tatras – I did much more demanding routes practically without any blisters on my feet. I could walk for several days in a row in the "Grom" boots on trails without any problems. However, it's hard to deny that Garmonts were less slippery and held the foot better. It's a trade-off, you can't have everything.
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