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I bought a pair of Lems boulder summit. Yes, I live in Hawaii. Yes, it’s very hot wearing those. But they were the closest pair of boots that I’ve found that are waterproof, have decent traction (still have minor issues when rock hopping across streams and even on wet concrete sometimes), and are zero drop. When I saw Lems was having another sale and this boot has the same outsole (but seemed like it would be more breathable) I thought I’d take a shot. Very happy with these. I wore them on a work trip that took me to Kihei, Maui (which is known for being very hot) in July and my feet were warm but it wasn’t terribly uncomfortable. I also did a bit more of a slick hike, the upper portion was that kind of mud that is clay-like so when wet, so it’s hard but slick. I could tell that I’d need to be careful with foot placement and had to go slower in a few areas. I know there are micro-spikes to help remedy this but I guess I’m still on the lookout for that perfect boot (where I don’t have to carry anything extra or tear up the trails). Until then, this will do.

Also these fit a little better for me. I have narrow feet (with high arches) and these do feel a bit more narrow than the boulder summit (but there is still a lot of space for my toes).