Waterproof guarantee - thanks to the breathable Gore-Tex performance comfort membrane, even the wettest weather won’t reach your feet, while sweat can escape with ease

We’ve upgraded the lightweight comfort with a streamlined, one-piece construction in soft but strong leather that resists water, laughs off abrasions and helps prevent blisters.The forefoot is reasonably wide, and the heel section cups and holds the foot well. The Mammut boot, with its Raichle heritage, feels very stable and performed well on technical ground. While others in the Berghaus range received quite a few negative comments surrounding the waterproof design, this model did not get as many. Yes, some customers still said that they had issues with water leaking, but they were in the minority.

The forefoot is fairly roomy and comfortable though our tester found the outside of the forefoot just a little on the narrow side. Hardwearing and durable, supple suede offers feet great moveability whilst the AQ® waterproof lining keeps them dry all day long. Quality of the Alt-Berg boots was very good, with top quality leather. The boots are no lightweights, and came in near the top of the test scales league. Alt-Berg included with the boots a can of Leder-Bök, with helps increase water resistance and maintain suppleness. If you want to increase water-shedding qualities of the boot, you can use the company’s Leder-Gris, but this will give the Kisdons a more conventional dark, shiny full-grain leather look. These Salewa boots come with a choice of two footbeds to match the walker’s foot width. One has a raised cradle at the sides of the forefoot while the alternative for wider feet has a flatter rear section and no outer forefoot area. Changing them is simply a matter of taking the insole out and attaching the inner section to the required base using their hook-and-loop areas.It’s lightweight for a leather boot and feels more like an approach shoe with an extended ankle section. The sole is of medium stiffness but gives a good amount of torsional support. These boots, which were previously made by Brasher, have now been rebranded by the much loved and well established Berghaus brand! However, fear not, Berghaus have remained faithful to the original Supalite design and have kept the soft and durable Pittards leather outer, the luxurious full leather lining and the GORE-TEX® performance waterproof breathable membrane all to offer the best level of out of the box comfort and protection possible. The Oboz boot is available in two versions: standard and wide. Our standard model still had plenty of room in the forefoot, but for anyone with wider feet or a bunion, the wide version may be a better bet. Heel width is similar in both models. When you are paying such a high price for a pair of walking boots you expect them to last for a long time and to be able to stand up to all conditions; however, the Brasher walking boots have a tendency to wear easily. Berghaus have upgraded the lightweight comfort with a streamlined, one-piece construction in soft but strong leather that resists water, laughs off abrasions and helps prevent blisters.

Berghaus have been designing beautiful outdoor gear for over 50 years and have a reputation of producing quality walking equipment which is built to last. SHEER COMFORT Keep feet feeling revived and comfortable with superb cushioning from the OrthoLite® Hike footbeds.WATERPROOF GUARANTEE - Wet conditions are off the forecast inside and out, as the breathable GORE-TEX® lining keeps the weather out while setting sweat free. Its strong, streamlined construction brings together a surprisingly soft oiled suede shell with a GORE-TEX® lining for durability with dependable waterproofing and breathability, and memory foam at the heel and tongue for outstanding, custom-fitting comfort. WATERPROOF GUARANTEE Feet stay reliably dry with 100% waterproof ‘Extended Comfort’ GORE-TEX® membrane. All-day comfort - the streamlined one-piece leather construction with Gore-Tex technology and memory foam detailing keep you in comfort, however long you wear them We tested 13 different pairs of boots, ranging from lightweight models more suited to valley walking to full-on mountaineering boots that will be at home on the UK’s highest peaks. None of them were tested in winter conditions and they are not designed to be used with crampons.

SHEER COMFORT Keep the spring in your step with superb cushioning from the OrthoLite® Hike footbeds. The Berghaus Supalite II GTX is the lightest boot TGO expert Peter Macfarlane has tested recently and he found it a good minimalist boot.Materials: leather upper, sheep leather inner, Vibram rubber outsole | Features: lightweight, one-piece leather upper, Gore-Tex lining | Sizes: 7-12 including half sizes | Women’s version : yes The clue’s in the name – the Supalite II GTX are one of the lightest weight high-performance leather hikers available We encountered a slight discomfort in the upper forefoot at the flex point where the uppers pressed down slightly into the foot between the second and third lace loops. The Trango TRK has a definite Alpine look, with its origins in the Trango family of mountaineering boots. The midsole is structured to perfectly support your foot, while the durable rubber VIBRAM® sole provides stability underfoot.