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A tough, heavy-lifting boot for venturing deep into the bush for days or weeks at a time.

A dozen or so miles of rugged, roadless wilderness can't be safely traveled with just any shoe. The sturdy leather Asolo TPS 535 V Backpacking Boot provides a grippy, stable platform for hauling a heavy pack deep into your own private patch of earth. The tall collar reduces ankle rolls while descending into lush, waterfall-riddled valleys, and its rigid arch stabilizes your steps during rocky mountain traverses.
  • Asolo Triple Power Structure midsole features a dual-density PU molded structure and ensures stability while reducing shock
  • Lite 2 anatomical footbed cradles your foot in its natural shape so it doesn't take weeks to break in the boot
  • Vibram rubber outsole features effective, self-cleaning lugs to keep you gripping the muddy, sandy, or rocky trail
  • Stiff arch area in the outsole limits twisting and bending to prevent injury and provide a reliable feel on steep trails
  • Tough nubuck leather upper sheds puddles and doesn't wear out during rocky scree crossings
  • Chambrelle lining wicks interior moisture to prevent sweat and blisters

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4 5

jos5771637

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Iv worn the same pair since 2006, now considering a resole (not because of rubber failure but upkeep). I have conditioned them regularly which has allowed the success of the leather thus far. They have been used from 14ers in CO to the desert in Moab. They have stabilized me up 8000 meters in the Tatra Range in Poland and Slovakia to the Whites of NH. Fine Piece of equipment.

5 5

bri3955360

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I bought this boot in 2004 and it has made it through every summer and hunting season until 2012. This is one tough boot if you take care of and condition the leather properly. I let them get too dry on a two week excursion through the desert on foot and the leather cracked and split. I was heart broken to see it happen but for the thousands of miles I put onto these boots in 8 years, they were worth every penny. I am replacing them with the same model and have committed my old pair to being by new work boots (they are still in good condition, just no longer water resistant due to the leather cracks). I have a narrow foot and have not found a boot that fits better and has the same support this one does. They are on the heavy side of backpacking boots, but if you want support and a bombproof boot that will last you years, this is it.

5 5

hahp59207

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

great boot, foot area was stiff at first now seems to be getting softer, the ankle support is still very stiff this will take awhile o work in the boot itself very goodlooking boot and made to last and with the lifetime guarantee you will never buy another boot again

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O.k. so these are non-gore-tex--a plus!--full...

jeff

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O.k. so these are non-gore-tex--a plus!--full leather. They seem to exist in wide, which I need. I also like a wide toe box and great ankle support. I own and like Powermatic.-but not the goretex! Can anyone compare these to P.matic? Esp. are these lighter?

How well do these boots fit a wide foot?...

Roy

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How well do these boots fit a wide foot? If not very well, what boot do you suggest?

Arthur Debowski

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These are not wide specific boots. We do not really carry a ton of inventory that is wider than D width. Some of the Keen boots are on the wider side of D.

pau4732405

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Asolo makes this boot in a wide width. I came to this site looking for them. The guy who answered your question clearly does not have a wide foot. A boot that tends to be wide won't cut it if you've got a EE+ (or 4E in my case) foot.