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Bota impermeable Outlander para hombre

Name: Bota impermeable Outlander para hombre
Brand: Lems Shoes
Price: 225.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (8 reviews)

La Outlander es una bota para todas las estaciones con una parte superior totalmente impermeable y una banda de rodamiento resistente que puede soportar el barro tan bien como la nieve.

$225 USD

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4.5

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

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Color: Hojas perennes

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Las Outlanders, con su parte superior impermeable y sus tacos de 4 mm de profundidad, te brindarán una tracción increíble, ya sea que estés caminando con raquetas de nieve a través del polvo de la montaña o caminando con dificultad por el lodo y lodo de la ciudad. ¿Vives en un lugar muy húmedo (te estamos mirando PNW)? La lengüeta reforzada mantiene la lengüeta completamente adherida a la bota, evitando que la humedad y la suciedad entren al interior del zapato. También tomamos el mismo forro impermeable y transpirable de la bota impermeable Boulder para mantener el agua afuera y que tus pies se mantengan secos y calientes.

Una puntera espaciosa junto con una plataforma de caída cero hará que sus pies bailen en el sendero, porque estas botas de montaña con forma natural de pie le permiten moverse con la alineación adecuada, tal como lo pretendía la naturaleza.

Ahora, la decisión más difícil de todas: ¿Qué combinación de colores elegirás? ¿Perenne, acero azul o iceberg? Las tres son bellezas diseñadas con inspiración de la propia Madre Naturaleza.

COMPARACIÓN: BOTAS IMPERMEABLES LEMS

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3M™ THINSULATE™ INSULATION

The Breck Boot now features a lining insulated with 3M™ Thinsulate™, providing exceptional warmth without the bulk. This lightweight material traps and retains heat, keeping your feet cozy and comfortable even in freezing conditions.

MEDIAL SIDE ZIPPER

Features a full length medial side zipper for easy in and out access, making life on the move a breeze!

MINIMALIST DESIGN

Although rugged, this boot boasts all the minimalist features - zero-drop platform for natural alignment, wide toe box for maximum comfort, and a flexible fit that moves with you!

TRAIL TRACTION OUTSOLE

Thanks to its fully rubber outsole with recessed grooves and singular lugs, the Breck Boot is ideal for durability in harsher environments.

4.5

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

Based on 8 reviews

Total 5 star reviews: 5 Total 4 star reviews: 2 Total 3 star reviews: 1 Total 2 star reviews: 0 Total 1 star reviews: 0

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Yesterday
Perfect winter boots
Sized well, these boots give comfort, structure, and warmth, as well as being waterproof! I think it’s worth the price. My wife loves them!
Caleb A. N.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Yesterday
Favorite shoes
Well, I started with the original Breck boot and really wanted a more neutral option. Here they are, a little more rough and tumble, which is perfect for my use. I wear them on the ranch doing horse chores, horse training, you name it. I love the color. These are great for ankle support on rocky roads. Back doesn’t hurt like it does in cowboys boots. Major fan.
Natalie L.
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
1 week ago
Perfect for Alberta Vacation
I bought these for a visit to Banff National Park in late November - early December. The temperature ranged from 0F to low 20sF. We spent most days outside hiking and postholing for 5-6 hours.
TEMP RATING - As with most temperature ratings, 10F is not the comfort rating - only the “your toes probably won’t fall off” rating. I sized up half a size so I could wear merino wool ski socks as a liner for polartec fleece booties. I am still able to comfortably wear normal hiking socks though. Supposedly the polartec adds 5-10F to the rating. Even though doubling up gave me less space than I’m used to, I was pleased to still be able to move my toes around. I stayed warmer than my man who wore danners and didn’t have space to wiggle his toes for better circulation.
WATERPROOFING - While I got up to my mid-thigh in snow, my soft shell pants had built-in gaiters and the snow was dry powder. My feet stayed bone dry the whole time for days in a row. I do bring a portable boot dryer when I adventure travel. I didn’t feel like I truly needed it this trip, but I used it anyway because of how nice it is to slip into warm boots on a cold morning. I got the sense that the waterproofing was pretty good, but I didn’t torture-test it.
OTHER - I got nasty friction burns on my outer shins. Not sure how. I did multiple break-in hikes in these boots at home. I’m guessing that maybe it is from tucking my base layer bottoms into my socks, then my bottoms pull at my shins when I hike. I didn’t feel…
Jennifer Y.
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