Merrell Liberty Ridge boots

Article Abstract:

The $220 Merrell Liberty Ridge boots are sturdy, full-grain leather and make good heavy-duty backpacking boots. They feature good traction, thick tongues and substantial midsoles. They do take several weeks to break in and may be too heavy for some hikers.

Merrell Liberty Ridge (Boots)

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The light leather boot test

Article Abstract:

Eight brands of boots are rated on the basis of features such as fit, durability, break-in, and performance under various conditions. The Raichle Mountain Guide, at $189, and the Scarpa S.L. Trionic, at $198, receive the highest overall ratings.

Equipment and supplies, Hiking, Arkos Pelmo (Boots), Boreal Aspe (Boots), Garmont Montana (Boots), Merrell McKinley WTC (Boots), Raichle Mountain Guide (Boots), Salomon Authentic 6 (Boots), Scarpa S.L. Trionic (Boots), Tecnica Pegasus Dry (Boots)

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Garmont Kevlar Hikers

Article Abstract:

Garmont Kevlar Hikers ($209) are strong, supportive hiking boots. The use of Cordura nylon combined with Kevlar for the boots' uppers makes them lightweight and durable. Foam lines the toeboxes and heel cups for comfort.

Garmont Kevlar Hikers (Boots)

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