Asolo Attiva Gore-Tex® Hiking Boots - Waterproof (For Women)
Closeouts. Asolo Attiva hiking boots provide the waterproof breathable protection of Gore-Tex®, superior support and comfort, and Old-World quality.
Average Rating based on 177 reviews
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Reviewed by NC hiker from North Carolina on Tuesday, June 18, 2013Love these! Comfy out of the box. Lightweight, very good at keeping feet dry in puddles, good looking and excellent treads!
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Reviewed by Dayhiking Valerie from North Carolina on Monday, June 10, 2013I bought these to replace my North Face hiking boots that gave me blisters on the back of my heels even after calling North Face and asking them what I should do (FYI I was advised to use 2 sock liners which didn't work!). I thought the price looked good, but I wasn't sure, so I tried to find someplace else that was selling them. I couldn't find the same ones but I did notice that every pair of this brand that is boots is over $175 most over $200! So I purchased them. Once I received them I put them on and my toes seemed to have a lot of room. I put on my wool hiking socks that I plan on hiking in and then went for a walk around the block. They are kinda stiff but that is how they should be. I wore them hiking and did a 6+ mile hike that was pretty strenuous and went through a creek. I also had purchased a pair of superfeet inserts (berry) hoping I could fix my other hiking boots but after I saw the sole was coming off I just bought this pair of shoes. I put the insoles in and they made the shoes fit better. The creek I walked through, I stepped in up to my ankle and my feet stayed totally dry! If anyone is worried about feet getting wet, Goretex guarantees that they won't leak and if they do they will replace, fix or refund so that is another added assurance, over the ST returns accepted-which is one reason I love this company! Try and find a company that will take stuff back once it shows any signs of usage, but how are you supposed to know something works right unless you USE IT?
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Reviewed by Untamed Spirit from Pennsylvania on Tuesday, June 04, 2013Liked the looks of this boot but for me the toe box was a little cramped. I ended up getting a blister on my big toe so I had to send them back. If you don't need a wide toe box I would definitely recommend this boot. Well constructed and lighter in weight then my TPS520 GV boots. This boot is more stiff then other suede and nylon boots I've owned but if your looking for good support without all the weight this is a good boot.
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Reviewed by topshot from Maine on Monday, May 27, 2013These boots have a narrow toebox so they didn't work for me and I had to return them. Otherwise, they are quite well-made.
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Reviewed by Haydee from Miami on Thursday, May 23, 2013Bought these for an upcoming trip to Patagonia. Very good build and no doubt that they will do. Use European size not American, that is where the sizing trouble is.
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Reviewed by Katydid from Pennsylvania on Wednesday, May 08, 2013I exchanged the Asolo FSN 70's (Editor's choice award, Backpacker Mag) for these. What a difference! The minute I took these Attivas out of the box and slid them on, I knew they would be just like all the other Asolo's I have worn out. That is, a perfect fit. Comfort like a slipper. Outstanding performance on the Appalachian Trail. I have put thousands of miles on Asolo boots and I fully expect to use these for at least a thousand. I have been wearing them on short hikes around my neighborhood to get ready for another AT hike next week. I can revise this review when I put them to the ultimate test there.
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Reviewed by Tam18 from Hawaii on Thursday, May 02, 2013Liked these, but in larger sizes (i'm a 9) they looked really big. Also they were a bit stiff around the ankles for me. But they were well made!
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Reviewed by National Park Hiker from Vermont on Saturday, March 16, 2013A sturdy, comfortable boot that keeps my feet warm & dry whether in snow or rain - great for hiking and snowshoeing !
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Reviewed by Jerzee from Northern New Je on Tuesday, February 26, 2013I've had these two weeks and have been out on two 3+ mile hikes and have worn them around town. So far, they are great. As for size, I'm usually a 9, but after looking at other reviews, went for an 8.5 and it is still a smidge bigger than I expected. But, so far it hasn't had any impact on comfort; I just wear thick socks.
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Reviewed by The giver from Vancouver,BC Canada on Tuesday, February 05, 2013This was a gift for one of my friends, who likes to snowshoeing, camping and hiking on the mountain terrains. Well so far, I didn't hear any complaints from her. All is good. :)
