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Arc'teryx Konseal Trek Approach Boots - Men's
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When the approach is as demanding as the climb itself, wear these Arc'teryx boots. They're built for scrambling, climbing and hiking with heavy packs.
- Built for approaches as demanding as the climb itself—the kind that include scrambling, climbing and hiking with heavy packs
- Abrasion-resistant uppers can withstand harsh alpine conditions for long stretches
- Nubuck leather uppers for breathable, durable performance over challenging terrain
- GORE-TEX upper membranes keep your feet dry without sacrificing breathability
- Mid-height collars repel debris and add crucial ankle support for hauling heavy gear to the wall
- Extended lacing reaches to toe area for customized fit
- Improved heel hold for precise foot movement and blister prevention
- Compressed EVA midsole foam provides a mix of comfort for long treks and control on uneven, technical terrain
- Molded TPU bumper shields your toes and feet from the impact of rocks and other obstacles
- Endure overlays extend rubber coverage up the side of the boot to protect against rock abrasion and other trail features
- A responsive underfoot ride and extra lugs around the perimeter provide stability and surefooted grip across uneven terrain, scree and snow
- A multi-height traction pattern on the outsoles lets you smear up slabs and descend down softer ground with equal confidence
- Forefoot grip for climbing rock and heel traction for hiking down soft surfaces
- Vibram® Megagrip rubber compound is durable and grippy
- Durable
- Weather-protective
- Stack height: heel: 35 mm; forefoot: 22.5 mm
- Drop: 12.5 mm
- 5.1 mm lugs
Imported.
View all Arc'teryx Men's Hiking Shoes| Best Use | Rock Climbing Hiking |
|---|---|
| Gender | Men's |
| Upper | WPN PFC-free 1.6-1.8 m nubuck suede leather on vamp; Kevlar® woven on collar; expanded TPU on mudguard and back heel; TPU tip overlay; GORE-TEX membrane, Invisible Fit |
| Midsole | Compression-molded EVA 60C |
| Outsole | Vibram® Megagrip |
| Lining | 5 mm close-cell lightweight PU molded |
| Support | Carbon-fiber shank in the midfoot and 0.7 mm TPU in the forefoot |
| Footwear Height | Over-the-ankle |
| Footwear Closure | Lace-up |
| Weight (Pair) | 1 lb. 4.81 oz. |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Type of Waterproofing | GORE-TEX membrane, Invisible Fit |
| Sustainability | Fair Trade Certified |
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Location:Bozeman, MT
2 weeks ago
Great waterproof warm weather boots
Yes , I recommend this product
Best fitting boots I've ever worn . They have a great combination of support but excellent ground feel. I measure a US 13 standard width and these boots fit me perfect with a set of Sheep Feet insoles and thin to medium thickness socks. For me there was zero break in time, literally ready to go straight out of the box.
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Location:Alaska
2 weeks ago
Excellent Boots / worth getting
Yes , I recommend this product
Amazing boots, these replaced my Acrux TR boots and they performed perfectly! Worked well in 4th and 5th class terrain, moving across glaciers and held up after climbing through very rough terrain through the Talkeetna Mountains in Alaska.
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Location:Calgary, AB
3 weeks ago
A definite step up in the hiking boot game
Yes , I recommend this product
This shoe feels like a slightly softened version of an approach shoe. Shape reminds me of Scarpa, and the feel was similar and a bit more giving. And it did the job as advertised, gave the grip and hold for scramble type surfaces while remaining comfortable in the forest terrain.
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Location:coquitlam, bc
3 weeks ago
Not quite satisfied on the fitting...
No, I do not recommend this product
Hi, I am a big fan of Arc'teryx hiking boots, since Bora 2 Mid GTX. I still use Arc'teryx Acrux TR GTX, Acrux LT GTX, and one of the best boots among other hiking brands. I was hoping to release Acrux TR GTX this year, just as good as last time, because it has such a good review and a lot of people liked it, but Arc'teryx decided to release a new model. Excited and awesome design, different materials and good ankle support. Only one problem is that a big toe is touching the of the shoes and side of the shoes. It is not the size problem, I have already used half size up and also tried a full size up. Big toe is touching shoe and it is really bothering. I know it supposes to be tactical shoes, but it does not have enough room in the toe area. Whether the front shoe is too narrow or not enough room inside of the shoe, it is definitely different fitting than Acrux TR GTX, and everything else is comfy but those areas of big toes seems too narrow. By the way, I am not even having a wide feet, I am regular feet, and I have great experiences Arc'teryx Hiking Boots. After waiting for a year from Arc'teryx releases hiking boots with ankle support, and then I had to return to the store. I hope Arc'teryx keep releasing steady seller hiking boots, and then release new one, or give us some choices of variety rather than trying to fit everyone's expectation into one new model.
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