Asolo Fugitive Gore-Tex® Hiking Boots - Waterproof (For Men)

Just returned from 5 days of quail hunting in Arizona. Boots performed well on hill faces, lava rock, small and large rocks, and on scree. This was my first use of these boots and I am very pleased at this point. The jury is still out on how the soles will wear (I prefer Vibram), but they did fine on this trip and the terrain was mixed from very rugged to open plains. They seem to run small; I ordered a 14 (13 1/2) would have worked but weren't in stock, but I normally take a 12 in a Vasque--allowed for two pair of socks (one polypro and one cushioned sole and plently of toe room).

I use these boots for everyday construction work. I work outdoors and in all weather conditions...these boots are great. They are extremely narrow so go wide.

Great everyday boot doesn't matter the weather. Easy break in period. Only negative if I ordered another pair today I would get the wide width other than that excellent boot.

I've only worn these out once so far. That was a 27F degree day in Chicago. Wearing liner and wool sox and these boots, my feet were warm. There was stability on ice. I like that the tongue should be waterproof to top of boot, but I haven't tried walking through water yet.

I mostly use these for hiking and sometimes work. After a few days they were broken in and really fit snug in all the right places. I highly recommend an insole to replace the stock ones that come with them as they are pretty hard and don't have much in the way of arch support.

Love this boot.I wear them 6 days a week

I haven't been out that much with the shoe so I can't tell what it'll be like in the long term. I'm coming from a pair of Raichle Mountaineering boots that I wore daily for all types of uses. So far this boot is disappointing mainly because of the laces and the hooks. I can't lace it up tight enough to close the upper shaft without cause pain to my ankle. This makes the boot very loose around my ankle and lower leg. Probably will stay away from asolo just like I do timberland and vasque. I think Merrell's is a better buy for the money.

Went throught two pairs in one year. Replaced under warranty because a seam opened up after 6 months. The soles wear out way too quickly but could be normal for hiking boots. I wore them every day 8+hrs a day for a year.

very comfortable, i have worn many type of boots over 35 yrs and these are some of the best, second pair and the first pair are still not worn out.

Best boots ever! Take a little bit to break in but are then comfortable. Very durable.