Merrell Mens Sawtooth Boot Walnut Size 11.5 Product Description:
- Nubuck leather and Ballisticore upper
- Nubuck/Ballisticore bellow tongue
- Polyester mesh lining
- Tapered polyproylene Grade 7 insole
- EVA Air Cushion midsole
Product Description
Extend your weekend journeys in the Sawtooth hiking boot from Merrell. The molded midsole bridges heel to forefoot for a flexible, yet stable stride. Incised outermost lugs increase traction up and downhill. Nubuck and Cordura combine to create a rugged and abrasion resistant exterior for changing footscapes. Ideal for medium weight backpacking to day trekking high altitude trails.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Afghanistan
By Frank
I purchased these boots for the Hindu Kush mountain range in Afghanistan. These boots are amazing for the price. Very comfortable. I did a 8 mile foot patrol the day after I received them and did not get a single blister. I did however, replace the insoles that are sold with them. The insoles that come with them are good, but feel "gel-like" and I needed something a lot stiffer for the extremely rocky terrain here. I purchased them about a month ago, and have put over 100 miles on them so far. They have held up very well with only one scratch (from constantine wire). Overall, wonderful boots, would definitely recommend to a friend, as well as, buy them again if I needed to.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Great Boots
By Scattershot
I bought these boot on a recommendation from a coworker. We are both currently active component Army deployed to Afghanistan, and the treads on my last boots wore down rather quickly (6 months). I've had these for about a month now, and I believe they are the best pair of boots I've owned so far. I used to wear Asolos, and before that, Danners. The day I received thses in the mail, we were called out on a mission that took half the day and well into the night, I had already put these boots on to start breaking them in and had no time to change before the helicopter arrived at the HLZ. These boots felt comfortable right off the bat. They did need some breaking in, but I hardly noticed at all, the boots were just a bit stiff. The soles by Vibram are definitely a step up from the Asolos I was wearing previously. They grip the rock surface better, and are a bit wider for more surface area. From what I've been told they also last longer. The boots also provide sufficient ankle support without being uncomfortable. I have had a chance to test these out on various different terrain, and the only negative I've found so far is that they take in water as soon as it reaches the laces. I suppose that's my fault for not dousing them in waterproof spray as I have always done previously with my other boots. Also, one of the top hooks for the laces has separated from the shoe partially, but it is held on tight by a second rivet, which I suppose is why there are two rivets per lace hook.-----The Breakdown-----Positives:-Very durable-Incredibly comfortable-Short break in periodNegatives:-Water resistant only up to laces-rivet on one of the lace hooks came loose, but it's still held on tight by a second rivetHope this helps!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Very comfortable
By Alden Globe
These are -no question- the most comfortable boot I"ve ever tried. I've had Raichle, Salomon, Mephisto, Hi-Tec, Danner, Nike and a few others. Recently I've been using a low-cut Salomon but found I need more ankle support. These are a good blend of lightweight and support. I did swap out the insole for a Superfeet insole; that helps make a difference too.
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