Very good boots from all points of view. This review is after a month of wearing them. One mention to keep in mind: you should order half a size (or even a full size if you have wider feet) bigger than you normally wear. I usually wear 43, I ordered 43, and when I put them on or sit for a long time, my foot fits perfectly inside. When I start walking, they stretch and become perfect. I haven't tested their waterproofing yet, but I can say they are warm.
Garmont T8 Extreme EVO GTX Regular Tactical Boots - Coyote
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Garmont T8 Extreme EVO GTX Regular Tactical Boots - Coyote
Tactical boots composed of a robust blend of 1.8 mm thick suede and breathable nylon fabric. Featuring a waterproof Gore-Tex Insulated Comfort membrane, they deliver superior moisture protection while maintaining excellent breathability, significantly improving wearer comfort. This model is crafted for demanding activities in harsh weather, adhering to the American AR670-1 standard.
Ortholite insoles and high collar
The design features a high collar that supports the foot's arch and shields the Achilles tendon from mechanical damage. Inside the boots, an antibacterial lining is provided, while lightweight Ortholite insoles maintain proper ventilation within the footwear.
Vibram Grivola sole
The Vibram Grivola sole with its non-slip design boasts a deep, aggressive tread for outstanding stability and grip across different terrains. It's notably resistant to abrasion and chemicals such as gasoline, oils, greases, or diluted acids.
Key features
- Constructed with a combination of suede and nylon for the upper
- Equipped with a Gore-Tex Insulated Comfort membrane
- Meets the AR670-1 standard requirements
- Features a high collar design
- Comes with an Ortholite insole
- Includes a Vibram Grivola outsole
- Deeply profiled tread pattern
| Shoe height | High |
|---|---|
| Upper material | Nubuck/suede + synthetic |
| Membrane | Yes |
| Insulating lining | No |
| Mounting method | Lacing |
| Gender | Men's |
| Color/camouflage | Beige hue |
| Main color | Coyote |
| Weight | 1360 g (size 42) |
| Manufacturer code | 2783 |
| Brand | Garmont |
| EAN |
Ortholite Insole
Ortholite is an insole with an advanced structure that provides effective moisture wicking and optimal air circulation. The flexible construction adapts to the foot's profile, and the antibacterial properties inhibit bacterial growth and odor formation.
Gore-Tex Membrane
Gore-Tex is a thin membrane made of polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE), which features a microporous structure. Its structure makes it highly water- and wind-resistant, as well as breathable. The membrane's pores are 700 times larger than a molecule of water vapor, which allows it to efficiently wick moisture to the ou...
Vibram Grivola Sole
Vibram Grivola is a lightweight, self-cleaning and abrasion-resistant outsole. The deep profiled tread along with a special braking zone on the heel provides stability and very good grip on a variety of surfaces.
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I have been wearing the shoes for several months now. They look very good, although their light color and material make them easy to get dirty and difficult to keep in perfect condition if you walk with them in varied terrain. On flat surfaces, they perform excellently—they don’t soak through thanks to the membrane, stabilize and protect the foot well, and have a tall, non-slip sole. However, during mountain hikes, I noticed some drawbacks. Their stiff sole did not provide enough cushioning when descending, which increased the strain on my knees and feet (more pressure occurred). Additionally, no other shoes have caused blisters as much as these did on mountain trails. After two days of longer treks in the Tatra Mountains, I couldn't go for a third day—fortunately, the trip was only for the weekend. For these shortcomings, I give them a 4/5 rating. Polish "Gromy" shoes performed better in the Tatras—I walked tougher trails in them without significant blisters and could hike for several days in a row without issue. However, I cannot deny that the Garmonts slipped less and stabilized my foot better. You have to give up something to gain something—you can't have it all.
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