This is an amazing piece of clothing and I wear this every day all seasons. Fits true. I get mine almost 200 dollars cheaper though.

I've worn these for awhile now and tried them against the Adrenaline PHD and I knew immediately when I tried them on that the light hikers were better. They feel a lot more supportive and have the right amount of cushion - not to much and not too little. They breath excellent and retain their snug fit! I've bought 5 more pair since.

I was a bit skeptical at first when I saw these but when I tried them on they felt really supportive. They are very light and breath really well. The boa lacing makes them nice and snug and won't loosen a bit. I like these way more than the North Face Plasma as they feel a lot more supportive. Vasque has yet to let me down!

This in my opinion is the better one of them all. I have tried the PHD's and the Adrenaline light hiking is the most comfortable, stays in place, and stays dry. Never received blisters.

These boots are sweet. Going for a short hike today in them. I wouldn't recommend these for anyone with really high arches as the boa lacing will cut off circulation in your foot and not completely get snug up in the tongue. These boots however are great for curving heels as the heel has lots off anti roll support. Its light, waterproof, and is supportive. I am typically a 12 but I had to return for a half size smaller and now fit great. Great quality all around!

This is by far the softest material I've ever felt. Its very warm, but not wind proof. Still this is definitely a must have. I love to wake up when backcountry with this on while starting a fire. Fits true to size, and love the thumb holes. Compacts well! Awesome!

Best shirt I've ever worn. Such comfortable material, and lightweight. Its very durable, and breaths extremely well. I wear a wickening t-shirt or long sleeve underneath on breezy days. I am almost certain I am permanently switching from all my shirts to the canyon.

I've owned these now for a few more months and wanted to leave another review. I've worn Asolo, Danner, and Lowa's, but they don't compare to these. The ankle and Achilles region has so much support its amazing. I've never owned a pair of boots that support so well. The toe region is rugged, and the soles have lots of traction.

Many people suffer from feet pronation or suppination from birth, injuries, or from recreational use. I have suppination from an injuries in the military. This boot has given me much support where I no longer roll my ankles and the heel pain has diminished. With the right socks (ie smartwool) they breath perfectly. I wear a 25 kilo ruck and jog for 10-15k with no feet problems at all.

Chris Burt below had mentioned not enough padding on the tongue. I disagree. There is atleast a half inch padding. The only thing I recommend is when you lace up make sure your tongue is sealed up for the first 10 times and it should do it correctly after that without having to worry.

Last but not least. Have inserts made for your feet. They are worth every penny.

I bought these boots with the hope I could be on my feet more outdoors. I broke my left foot in the Army and had surgery on the achilles region. I have feet pain all the time from screwing my feet up. These boots have amazing support in the achilles/ankles. The color through me off a little bit but they grow on me more and more everyday. The inserts I didn't find good, but I have special inserts made to my feet anyway. I recommend anyone to have inserts made to contour their feet anyway. Helps prevent injuries.

I can be on my feet all day without the pain I had. Also they fit to size as well. I love Montrail helium!