Lowa Z-8S GTX C

tähän mennessä 3 vaellusta kestänyt kenkä! Suosittelen!

Hyvät jalassa. Mukava kävellä ja hyvä pito maastossa.

Todella siistit ja vedenpitävät kengät. Otin ennakkoon tarkan jalanmitan jonka mukaan valitsin koon, siltikin kantapää nousee ikävästi vaikka kuinka nauhoja kiristelee. Hiertymänestäjällä ongelma ratkesi. Kengän pohjan pitävyys liukkailla kivillä ei ihan priimaa ole, mutta muutoin loisto kengät.

Uskomattoman hyvät kengät. Kestää todella hyvin kulutusta. Antaa todella hyvän tuen maastossa liikkumiseen ja on veden pitävä.

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These might just be the best shoes in the world. I bought them for spring, summer, and autumn use—specifically for hiking and walking the dog. The shaft is high enough to protect the ankle from injury; it is neither stiff nor flimsy, but rather suitably flexible. My ankle has been saved a few times; with a lower shaft, the outcome could have been nasty. The last is comfortably wide; I usually wear size 42, and that’s the size I bought—they fit perfectly. I have somewhat wide feet—though not extremely so (e.g., Sievi’s XL last is too wide for me)—and there is plenty of room in these; even a thicker sock would fit. The shoe fits the foot really well and feels light when walking. The outsole is quite hard, which I like. Traction is generally good, although they are surprisingly slippery on wet roots and boardwalks. A softer sole material would improve grip somewhat, but other qualities would suffer. They aren't suitable as winter shoes, as they are very slippery on snow and ice (I tested this on a spring hike when the trail hadn't fully thawed), but then again, I didn't buy them for winter use. I have noticed one characteristic during the cold autumn weather: the outsole hardens even more in freezing temperatures. When starting out from indoors, the sound of the shoes is normal, but as the walk progresses on asphalt, the clicking sound gets louder (just a side note). All in all, these are truly excellent shoes—my absolute favorites for off-road terrain. I sometimes wear them on asphalt too, and despite the hard sole, my feet don't get sore—at least not on the few-kilometer walks with my dog.

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These are good shoes made of high-quality materials, and they offer decent water resistance—at least when new. It’s worth getting new insoles if you plan on walking longer distances.

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I bought the boots as a gift for my son. Immediately after the purchase, he spent nearly two weeks in active training, covering a minimum of 18 kilometers a day. The boots never caused any blisters and were very comfortable; his feet stayed dry when walking in wet areas, and the boots themselves dried quickly. My son is very happy with them. We’ll see how they hold up in the long run, but so far, they’ve been excellent. Thank you.

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Very satisfied. I spent a week in the forest; the boots are completely waterproof, comfortable, and provided good support for long hikes.

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I set out on an 80 km hike with very little break-in time, and I didn't experience any issues. For a size 42 foot, size 42.5 was the right fit (allowing room for swelling). Their light weight is a big plus. I am happy with the shoes!