Description
Further into the mountains with better gas mileage than a 4WD.
- 3D chassis provides stability, comfort, and protection for your mountain pursuits
- Contragrip outsole uses a combination of rubber compounds to provide you with optimal grip on varied surfaces
- Molded EVA midsole provides extra stability and more comfort for your endeavors
- Textile lining is abrasion-resistant so you won’t wear holes into the interior
- anytime soon
- Lining breathes well and dries quickly so you don’t have to suffer through a day of wet feet
- Die-cut Ortholite EVA sock liner provides extra cushion and maximum comfort
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Salomon Comet 3D GTX Backpacking Boot - Men's
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Great boot , little to no breakin
Thane Snell
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I got these boots on Thursday, wore them Friday while at work walking maybe a half mile total, hiked 10 miles Saturday and 10 on Sunday, no issues what so ever. Very comfortable and light weight along with stabilizing the ankle very well. I walked in 82 degree sun and wore lightweight sport socks, no redness or blisters and my feet didn't get any more sweaty than if I would have wore my running shoes. I look forward to these lasting me for years to come.
Thane Snell
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Only moisture I have used them in was morning dew which they did great with, have yet to walk in water or rain with them.. if I do I will re-post
Great boot
rocp376292
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Great boot so far. Very comfortable. No break in. No blisters. I love these boots! Fit true to size.
These boots are awesome
Parker
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love these boots. I use them for hiking and backpacking. They are very light and keep my feet dry. I suggest you get a half size smaller. From my experience, hiking boots usually run larger. I ordered the boots in my normal size but had to return them for half size smaller. These were the first item I ever had to return to Backcountry, and it was easy. I actually received my new pair of boots before my return even made it back to Backcountry.
Perfect
Greg Hill
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I got these, took them out of the box, wore them for a 10 day trek through nepal. It monsooned the whole time, my feet were comfortable and dry, until the rivers went over the sides and then they took awhile to dry. The boot is super light, supportive and comfortable. A killer boot, exactly like I remember my first pair of Salomons in 94..
What is the height of the Comet 3D GTX? ...
dhop95280
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What is the height of the Comet 3D GTX? Are they over the ankle like the Quest 4D?
Still finding the right gear
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I see you asked this question on 10/21/2012. Well I just bought this boot on 12/20/2012 and I have your answer the boot is 6 inches high from the ground to the top at the back of the boot. It is what I would call a mid boot and yes it is lower than the Quest 4D. Just what I was looking for! I will write a full review after 100 miles or so. I will say love what I see so far and the weight is unbelievably lite. When I first picked up the box the boots were delivered in I thought one boot had fallen out during delivery!
Absolutely No Complaints!
Tyler Pape
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have really weak ankles and when I put these bad boys on I feel like I can dominate any trail! They didn't feel like they took much time at all to break in, and now they are almost my favorite shoes to wear.
Totally recommend
Juan Pablo
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I just received yesterday my new Salomon´s. First impressions: they are great, lightweighter than any boots that I own before, they are really really confy, you can walk and even run as you were wearing a pair of sneakears. I´m very happy with them, and I´m eager to take them to a proper hiking day. PS: I forgot to mention that they look really nice too, which is also important.
Totally recommend them!
where would i find so vegan or non-leather...
Beau
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where would i find so vegan or non-leather boots?
Thomas Ogasawara
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Almost all modern hiking boots contain plastics, rubbers, and certain polymers that required animal involvement at some point in the production process, you'll be hard pressed to find something that is strictly vegan.
Here are some options: http://hikingboots.com/news/vegan-hiking-boots
What about fit/sizing? are the sizes listed...
Norm
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What about fit/sizing? are the sizes listed accurate; I wear an 11 US boot (pull-on) and generally a 10.5 in lace-up hiking boots, but I have had toe blister/wear problems with the 10.5 hiking boots before so this time I was thinking of trying the 11 US size boot. What does anybody think of the sizing and fit accuracy for the Sal Comet 3D GTX? Should I stay with the 10.5 or give the 11 a try?
Jeff Blackston
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Hi Norm,
If possible I would try this shoe on (any shoe for that matter). If you are getting blisters and/or discomfort on your toes, you might need a boot with a different shaped last - different than your current hiking boot has. If your current last is straight, maybe you need curved or vice versa. Or maybe you just need a boot with a bigger toe box. I personally find that Salomons fit me better than most boots, and I also find that they tend to run just slightly larger than normal.
Good piece of footwear!
BONCO!R
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I purchased these shoes last year. Broke them over NJ and NY trails and then took them to Yosemite. Well ventilated, lightweight, and extremely fitted (like good pair of sneakers). Great support to the arch, I had never experienced any blister or foot pains and few times I made over 20miles with 30lbs on my back. Overall verdict - great hiking shoes.
Yes
Rio Frank
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Yeah, these are the best boots I have ever owned. Yes, they are worth the price. I love side-hilling in my Salomons like a wild Boar.
Awesome boots
jan4539064
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I've gone on a couple of hikes with these boots and so far they are holding up better than I expected. They have great traction and are very light. So far I have only used them in dry conditions, but Salomon is a great brand so I am confident that they'll hold up in the rain. They do need a bit of breaking in, but hardly worth mentioning. Overall they are awesome boots.
Is this really a picture of a man's version...
BONCO!R
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Is this really a picture of a man's version on your website? Looks exactly like women's!
Cory Guru
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Your right! That photo is of the lady's version- these are in-fact mens.
Thanks for the heads up! We'll get that updated ASAP.

Bryan Malhiot
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