Pentagon Achilles Tactical XTR 6" Boots - Desert Tan

The shoes look very aesthetically pleasing. Their light color matches perfectly, for example, with WZ93 pants. The size matches other shoes I own. They seem durable and made from high-quality materials. They are comfortable to walk in and provide good grip on wet or icy surfaces. I am very satisfied with the purchase and definitely recommend them to others.

These are very solid and durable tactical shoes made for demanding users. The materials used protect the foot well from injuries and water while also providing ventilation. The sole offers excellent grip on various surfaces and cushions uneven ground well. They work both in the mountains, for tactical operations, and for everyday use.

The shoes perform well in demanding terrain. I use them on forest trips, during off-road driving, and mountain hikes. They are comfortable and durable. After 30 km in the High Tatras, they were still like new. I recommend them.

The shoes are solidly made, provide comfort and stability, and perform very well in the field. They hold the foot well and have a durable sole with good grip. Unfortunately, they are not suitable for deep puddles, as they soak through quickly. The laces are a bit too long, so it’s worth tying them well so they don’t get in the way. I bought extra insoles because the originals weren’t comfortable for me and used waterproofing spray – with these extras, the shoes are very comfortable and your feet don’t get tired. I recommend them!

I’m satisfied with these shoes. In the mountains, they worked great for hiking on snow around zero degrees. Thanks to thick thermal socks, it was warm and dry. I covered over 35 km in two days and most importantly—didn’t get any blisters, even though I hadn’t had a chance to break them in before.

My first Achilles shoes had a very soft sole, a great option for flat terrain and dry climate. However, my feet would sweat quickly, and the shoe didn't handle moisture well—it doesn't let water through even from dew, though it dries quickly. The lacing system with hooks can be problematic; the laces would sometimes come off. I bought the Scorpions—they have a stiffer sole, so I’ll see how they perform in summer. Despite everything, I returned to the Achilles shoes because I like them. Good to know that size 44 fits just right, 45 is already too big. It's a shame they don’t have in-between sizes.

Very good shoes, I'm happy with the purchase; I've been using them for another season. In the forest and on stones, they provide comfort, protect against moisture. They also work well on icy paths. Perfect for long routes in colder days. Highly recommend.

I recommend them to anyone going for marches on colder days – the interior is very comfortable, the shoes are warm and have good waterproofing. The materials have been chosen so that the footwear lasts for a long time.

I am satisfied with the purchase – I have been using them intensely for two months, both in hot weather and now in the cold. They are very comfortable and fit my feet well. I recommend them!

Very good and comfortable shoes – they are light, airy, and do not squeeze the foot. Feet do not sweat. Fast delivery, in 7 days. I took advantage of a promotion, so the price was good. I recommend them in this price range.

The shoes are very comfortable. After a few days, they adapted nicely to my foot. The only downside is the last “eyelet” for the laces at the very top, which means you have to thread the lace each time, whereas lower down there is a hook. This could be improved. Easy to clean. Overall, I recommend, especially for this price.

The shoes survived a week in the Bieszczady in November—they were soaked in mud, water, and heavily used in difficult mountain terrain. Not once did they get wet, my feet stayed dry and warm the whole time (with the right socks). After cleaning, they look almost like new. They are spacious enough to fit orthopedic insoles. Highly recommended.

The shoes are very stylish, especially the desert tan version. The quality is good, though not perfect—glue is visible in a few spots. After a month of regular use, a hole appeared where the shoe bends (please see photos).

So far, they wear well. They are solidly glued, lightweight and comfortable. However, they are not suitable for long outings in winter because the foot sweats quickly and the sock becomes wet after only 2–3 hours.

The lacing is really practical—you can quickly switch between a relaxed and a stiff ankle, which I appreciate especially when driving to the mountains. In tropical rain, the shoes started leaking and took a long time to dry, and on warm days they get quite hot inside. In the Polish mountains in winter so far, one thicker pair of thermal socks is enough.