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All-day comfort for short hauls and weekend trips.

Lowa has upgraded its popular Women’s Renegade GTX Mid Hiking Boot with a new Monowrap frame construction that not only reduces the boot’s weight but also improves its stability for even greater comfort on your weekend hikes. Combined with a women’s-specific last and a stiffer shank for extra support, the Renegade GTX is ready for miles of hiking on anything from gravel roads to boulder-strewn backcountry trails.
  • Monowrap construction utilizes polyurethane injected around the sides of the shoe to wrap the foot in a lightweight, comfortable and supportive frame
  • Gore-Tex liners seal out moisture while allowing water vapor to escape so you can ford streams and slog through mud with dry feet
  • Climate Control System allows air to enter the lining while the walking movement pumps heat and moisture out
  • Vibram Vialta outsole offers confidence-inspiring traction on mixed terrain

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5 5

step436054

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Just used my boots in Zion National Park, and my boots felt great the entire trip! What more can a hiker say!

5 5

nan4870179

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I need comfortable boots with support for both my ankles and arches. After reading LOTS of reviews, I bought these boots in January 2013, intending to use them for snowshoeing this winter as well as hiking in the coming summer. I have snowshoed twice in them and have worn them around town in Colorado on messy,snowy days--great support, no leaks, no blisters, warm feet. Waaay more comfortable than my previous leather, steel-shank hiking boots. They also accommodate my orthotic inserts when I choose to use them for extra arch support. Can't wait hike in them this summer. Very satisfied with my purchase thus far.

5 5

dapp197879

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Very high quality and comfortable. I love these boots.

5 5

Anna Hathaway

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Got these a month before my first Grand Canyon hike. No break-in; they were good from the first wearing. I've hiked from the South Rim to Phantom Ranch three times in the last four years in these boots and they are comfortable on rocks, hills, and in water (snow melt). I carried a light pack, about 20 - 25 lbs. I enhanced them with insoles from REI. That made them more supportive.

vanderplanter

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Responded on

Just curious...what type of insole did you purchase to go in your Lowa boots?

I'm still in search of boots for a Philmont...

OutdoorMom

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Posted on

I'm still in search of boots for a Philmont trek with my son this summer. I tried another pair of boots with a less flexible sole and quite bit heavier but after backpacking in them they were just too klunky and did not fit well. These boots are so comfortable but I worry that the soles are not as rigid as other boots. So my question is: are these boots "Philmont-worthy"?

PS. I weigh 115 lbs, so pack can be at max 35 pounds (i.e., max load will be about 150lbs)

Billy D

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Wore these in 2008 711-M4 And I am still wearing them. I highly recommend Lowa Renegades for Philmont.

ccop149363

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are this true size?

OutdoorMom

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ccop149363: yes these are true to size but I did go up 1/2 size because of the extra thickness from a liner + wool hiking sock.

Now to answer my own question in regards to wearing these boots for Philmont. I did indeed wear them at Philmont and I did like them. However, I did ultimately find them a little heavy for me personally given my size and my max pack weight of 30lbs. When I do Philmont again, I will go for more of a "trail" shoe with ankle support than a backpacking shoe. If you plan to have a heavy pack then highly recommend these boots.

4 5

lori

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Love these boots for easy trails, not too steep of hills. They're light and comfortable.
HOWEVER, when I started going up steeper, rockier trails, they didn't work for me because the sole is too flexible (my feet were tired after the soles bent over every rock and twig), and on steeper trails, my heel slips around enough to cause blisters.
I would recommend these for easy day hikes. I would NOT recommend for backpacking (really, any pack over about 20 pounds, these shoes are not supportive for backpacking).

lsm2845635

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I disagree.i have had two pairs of renegades...and have tried about 3 other brands.nope went back to lowa renegade...i love lowa boots..i hike alot...just did 30 miles in three days, over 11,000 ft elevation gain, and not a problem. hiked wind river range, mountains in colorado,with these boots..nope..not a problem..

lsm2845635

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oh yeah..and i carried about 45-50 pounds..walked through water, never leaked, gripped like a mountain goat on the slides and comfy on my feet..thinking we all have different feet..just gotta find the right boot.(and socks).and by experience..buy two pairs..:)

Jane Johnson

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I disagree with Lori, and agree with Ism**. These boots are good for heavy hiking as well as day hiking. They're light in weight but plenty rugged and supportive.