Zephyr Grom ZX07 Boots - Black

At first I used the Zephyr Grom MID ZX06, but they were too short for difficult terrain and rain – they soaked quickly, and the heel lining wore out. I have now chosen the Zephyr Grom ZX07 and that was a good decision. This is already my second purchase – the first one lasted over 3.5 years of continuous use, 12–14 hours a day, in the city, forest and mountains, as well as on construction sites. I give 4/5 because a 'cube' of the sole came off – in my opinion, the sole has grooves that are too deep, which means that each part moves separately, though the cushioning is good. Overall, I recommend them to anyone looking for lightweight and comfortable all-purpose footwear.

Overall, the shoes are fine, the laces are also good quality, but they rub quite a lot. I have no other complaints, but if someone plans to walk very long distances in them, I don't recommend them.

The shoes are comfortable, waterproof, I keep them for motorcycling and hiking. They are breathable, my feet don't sweat, but despite care, the faux leather started to peel and crack.

The shoes are light and don't let water in, but that's their only advantage. After an 8 km walk, I found them uncomfortable and not breathable. The right shoe has a manufacturing defect, which causes rubbing around the ankle. After 8 km, it was hard to keep going. I do not recommend them – I’ll have to buy another pair, and these will go in the cupboard.

The shoes do their job, I use them for quad riding so I don't walk much in them, waterproofness matters more to me and that is sufficient. I took a smaller size than usual and they fit perfectly.

The shoes look very solid. My son was satisfied after the first try-on, no blisters or discomfort, they're comfortable. He had them on for over 8 hours and his feet didn't sweat—that's also a big advantage.

At first glance, the shoes look solid, are comfortable, and the size is appropriate. Their drawback is the plastic lace hooks and the overall impression of average workmanship. We'll see how they perform over time, but for the price they look good.

The boots are comfortable and waterproof, good for colder days such as autumn or early spring. In winter, your foot may sweat and get cold, but overall they’re good. The sole was damaged relatively quickly, so I’m taking off one star, but fixing it with glue was enough and I still use them – water doesn’t get in.

Very good shoes for this price. 1. Too high for summer and feet sweat a lot in warmer months. 2. The moisture-proof membrane works, but after a whole day walking in puddles the inside got wet. However, I didn’t feel a lot of water entering – the moisture probably eventually seeped through the leather. 3. You can feel the shoes are cheaply made – my pair already had some damage to the sole, and after one day a hole appeared. The lace hooks are plastic and unevenly fitted, which is bothersome at first use.

The shoes are clearly intended for deep frosts – at minus 15 degrees, your feet won’t freeze, and proper care ensures water resistance. The only downside is that they have eyelets instead of hooks, making lacing less convenient.

Tested in very tough conditions, they perform excellently. You can step into water up to the very top and nothing leaks. The only minus is the need to buy gel insoles to make them more comfortable.

Unfortunately, the shoes are poor quality – they leak, are cold and quickly come unglued. The inside was already torn after three months. In winter they're slippery and your feet get cold. Weak glue, the lack of a side zip makes them harder to put on. Not recommended.

The shoes are generally nice, sturdy laces that don't break, but they rub a bit. Other than that, I have no major complaints, but I don't recommend them for people planning to walk a lot every day.

In my opinion, these shoes are a real hit – you won't find anything better in this price range. Work best on cloudy, rainy days. I protected them as soon as I bought them and haven’t had wet feet yet.

The shoes are fine as long as you don’t plan to walk more than 15 km – then they start to rub the heels and ankles badly, the toes are squeezed and every step is painful. Kicking a stone can even result in a bruised nail. Better to pay a bit more and buy better shoes.