Dam Outlander vattentät stövel

I can't say enough about how much I love these boots. Comfortable from day 1, waterproof, supportive, sturdy, etc. BUT ... you need to know they will only last about 9 months before the stitching will come apart, or the glue holding the sole will fail. And, the folks at Lems don't care when you call to explain what's happening. They won't fix any issues; they won't give you a discount on a replacement pair. These are expensive boots, and I would expect them to last longer and for the company to care about the problems you might have with them so they could improve their product. All this being said ... for the 9 months they will last you -- they will be the best boots you've ever worn. Trust me - this is my 4th pair.

In a movie trailer teaser voice:: In a world where outdoor brands presume outdoor enthusiasts are the size and shape of LL Bean catalogue models… where function is sacrificed for style or the style is somewhere in the realm of Bob Vila meets Bear Grills…. But the we’re all of them deceived, for another boot was made. Forged in secret in the terrain of the American west, the Outlander was made to rule them all.

Okay, seriously: As a tall, fat, outdoor enthusiast prone to rolling ankles, this boot has changed my footwear game and I will never buy another brand of hiking shoe again. The wide toe box is everything I’ve ever wanted from a wide shoe, and the waterproofing is more than enough for an average trail or light rain. The zero drop is fine, but personally I had to add my preferred insole to help with some heel pressure point issues (again, I’m overweight, so that’s a me problem, not a shoe problem) . I wore these in a 120mile thru hike in the Scottish highlands, and they were everything. Not a single blister, more than comfortable even with day 5 foot swelling, and with the addition of some waterproof socks, up to the Scottish rains. The traction is fine, but the way my soles have worn out, they’re not quite up to slick surfaces anymore (again a me issue). At this point I’ve got well over 400 miles in these boots and they’re still my go to. Plus, they’re just cool looking and about half the weight of my Keen hiking boots!

If you’re new to the zero drop, it takes a…