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Don't let the weather slow you down.

The Salomon Men's Discovery GTX Hiking Boot is right there with you while you bang out the miles in sun, rain, or snow. The EVA midsole takes care of the shock of miles of hiking, and the waterproof breathable Gore-Tex membrane keeps your foot dry, even in the worst conditions.
  • Waterproof split suede leather upper with Gore-Tex insert to keep you dry on snowy or rainy hikes
  • Salomon Heel Strap technology keeps your foot firmly in place to avoid slipping and blistering
  • Non-marking Contagrip sole for excellent grip without damaging hardwood or linoleum flooring
  • High cuff for added ankle support and protection
  • Protective rubber toe and heel caps add durability

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4 5

Eric Garff

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I?ve gone on three hikes with these boots now. The break-in period was a little rough, so allow yourself some ?training? time, but now they are perfectly comfortable. They have plenty of cushion and support the ankle well. Tied tightly, they keep my heel in place to prevent blisters. The material seems to breathe and my feet stay dry. I?m a casual hiker, and for the price, these boots are great.

5 5

billybob3285241

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These boots were the "right out of the box" comfort category. When I put them on it was one of those "oh, yea this is it" moments.
Comfort aside a couple of things I think are worth mentioning that even Salomon doesn't put forth. One is that there is a rock plate built into them between the outer sole and mid sole. That is very important to me as I hike on very rocky, volcanic and steep terrain. My previous boots I could feel every rock. They were a European name brand boot that I couldn't wait to get out of.
Secondly that first large open lace hook has anti slide teeth built into them. That allows you to lace the forefoot looser than the top, thereby keeping your toes from jamming without over tightening the lowers.
Lastly there is a hard diamond/pyramid shaped stud in the center of the heel sole which acts as a brake on extreme downhills.
These are nice boots and in my opinion unsung heros.

5 5

bam4615834

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Recently exchanged my Vasque Clarions for these and couldn't be more satisfied. Very light, great support, sure-footed traction, and my feet have stayed dry through the last week of solid rain (including biking downhill). I have lived in these boots for the past week and there has been no break in time, uncomfortability, or hot spots! I wouldl recommend these boots. I wear a 10.5 and they seem true to size.

Would you recommend this boot as a multi-day...

justin

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Would you recommend this boot as a multi-day backpacking boot? The Salomon website categorizes it as a "Classic Backpacking" boot...is the sole rigid enough, and is the rest of the boot supportive enough, for 4-6 days with 50 pounds? I weigh 190. Also, what does backcountry.com technically mean by "hiking", "trekking", and "backpacking" (in the recommended use category)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Gone Fishing

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Justin, these might work but you would be pushing the limits of this boot carrying that much weight. You might want to look at a more rugged backpacking boot that offers more support for your 50 pound load. The terms are not reliable and are often labeled incorrectly.

4 5

sco3656860

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Only had these boots for a few days but they are much better than expected and hopefully they will last as long as the other Solomon shoes that I've owned on the past. For light boots the ankle support is great. The only minor improvement I'd like to see is a more aggressive heal counter for downhill traction.

5 5

mtngoat

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i bought these right before winter last year and used them constantly through out the winter season. I hiked countless miles and made it a point to step into streams, mud puddles, slush or anything that might show a weakness in the boot. I was very impressed that my feet stayed dry no matter what. Pretty much these boots are the best i ever owned.