Asolo FSN 70 Gore-Tex® Hiking Boots - Waterproof (For Women)
Closeouts. Winner of Backpacker magazine's "Best Backpacking Boot" award, Asolo's FSN 70 hiking boots let you take your treks to greater heights with a Gore-Tex® waterproof breathable membrane that keeps feet dry and comfortable.
Average Rating based on 655 reviews
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Reviewed by raul gutzman from idaho on Saturday, April 06, 2013these boots are strong durable and relatively comfortable
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Reviewed by AdeleK from Hawaii on Friday, April 05, 2013This is the first time I've ordered hiking shoes. I got them in a timely manner, they're exactly like pictured and true to size. I haven't bought hiking socks yet, so hopefully, they'll fit okay, as I understand they are a thicker sock and that's why people ordered the shoe a 1/2 size larger. They were a little stiff so to break them in, I walked three miles and they were comfortable. I'm not sure how they will feel when I actually go hiking in Arches, Bryce Canyon and Zion. So far, they seem like a high-quality and comfortable shoe, so we'll see.
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Reviewed by boot beater from California on Friday, April 05, 2013Really like these boots. I am a hard user and use them up every year, but I always order another pair. They fit right out of the box, they are waterproof, light weight and they go for miles on the trail and off the trail. They are good with a pack up to 50 # or so.
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Reviewed by Carol from California on Tuesday, April 02, 2013These boots fit great and hardly needed "breaking in". Wore them a week before hiking the Grand Canyon. My feet were comfortable and blister free the entire week, made the trip a great experience.
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Reviewed by Urban Mt Girl from Germantown MD on Monday, April 01, 2013They run a full size too large. Since I have wide Fred Flintstone feet I figured it best ignore the reviews and order my size. They had good heel stablization and great traction. There was just the right amount of stiffness and flexibility in the sole, and the ankle was well supported. However, the toe box is ample and wide. I normally wear a women's 10 and probably would have done fine with a 9.5 or even a 9. Sadly they had to go back.
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Reviewed by KristineShort from HoodRiver on Tuesday, March 26, 2013Took these boots brand new on a 7 mile hike to a place called punchbowl falls. Thiugh the trail was pretty easy with brand new boots I expected some soreness at least. NONE! Hiked through rocks, and water... The water proofing on these boots are great, in about 7-8 inches covering the boot my feet were 100% dry! Comfortable the entire hike! No blisters or sore heals at all! I would definitely recommend then to another hiker!
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Reviewed by Jeanni from Missouri on Wednesday, March 20, 2013I would give these 5 stars except that they do run a little narrow in the foot box and when my feet swell when I'm out on the trail I got a little pinkie toe rubbing that resulted in a blister. Otherwise, I LOVE these boots! If you have narrow feet, these are great for you. If you have wide feet, don't get these. If your feet are regular like mine, you may be okay, or you may get a pinkie toe that rubs like mine. I hiked all day in the pouring rain, through puddles and streams, and my feet stayed bone dry. First time I've ever experienced that and I love it!
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Reviewed by day hiker from Vermont on Monday, March 18, 2013Haven't worn them on a hike yet, but right out of the box they are comfortable, seem really supportive, and light weight. I'm looking forward to using them on the trail. I've had Asolo brand before, so trust the brand, loved those boots, and wore those boots until the sole delaminated and couldn't be repaired. I am a size 10, kind of narrow foot.
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Reviewed by wyojo from Wyoming on Monday, March 18, 2013This is the 2nd pair of these boots I have owned. The material, structure, fit and comfort are great. I used my first pair for 4 years working in the Wyoming mountains for an outfitter. Horseback and ATV rides in the summer, then hunting in the fall. These boots were used daily; working around base camp, leading clients out on hikes, tending to the horses and cooking in the cabin's kitchen. Thru it all, they held up nicely for the most part. The only drawback was that the glue at the front of the boot started breaking down in that first season making the toe of the top of the boot start to separate from the base. I just found some shoe glue, dabbed it in the "break" and kept on going. They held well after that. I was pleased enough with them that after looking at other boots, I chose these again.
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Reviewed by Kathy from Michigan on Thursday, March 14, 2013A little heavier than I would have chosen, but an excellent sturdy boot and toe protection. Color is more of a sand or khaki color. It looks gray in this picture.
