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Closeouts. Tecnica Dragonfly hiking boots feature premium, weight-reducing materials, EVA phylon midsole and T-Cube cushioning to provide an exceptional blend of lightweight performance, stability and comfort.
- Designed with Tecnica Rolling System midsole that promotes a natural rolling forward motion that reduces impact and helps propel the foot forward
- Best in class lightweight construction
- Premium materials for greater durability and performance
- Flex frame upper
- Textile lining
- T-Cube cushioning for all-day trekking comfort
- Durable, comfortable and antimicrobial OrthoLite® footbed
- EVA phylon midsole
- Tecnigrip rubber outsole for superior grip on varied terrain
- Made in China
- Non-Insulated,Non-Waterproof
- Lining: Textile
- Midsole: Phylon (EVA = ethylene vinyl acetate)
- Outsole: TRS Active tecnigrip
- Heel height: 1-1/2"
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 12 oz.
- Made in China
Average Rating (45 reviews)
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Reviewed by Colorado to Western Washington transplant from Western Washington on Thursday, June 13, 2013These are very comfortable and lightweight, but they make me miss my old Raichle boots that finally fell apart after 16 years. My old boots had wonderful cushioning in the soles, and rocky trails were hardly more stress on my feet than pavement. Not so with these -- better than a sneaker, of course, but my feet are sore after a few miles on rough terrain. Another downside, if you like a roomy toebox -- these boots taper at the toes, so on the downhills you may feel a little scrunched. And they do leak in wet conditions. Upsides, they fit fairly true to size (I normally wear a 39; these size 8's are a 39.5), are very flexible, and get an excellent grip on rocks. So, if your feet aren't too sensitive and you like a boot that feels like a more supportive sneaker, this is a good choice. As for me, I'm shopping for something with a cushy but flexible sole, and will relegate these to smooth terrain or gardening once I have a replacement.
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Reviewed by Jill from Englewood, CO on Sunday, February 24, 2013I put these on and started walking!! Very comfortable and no break in required. Slightly on the narrow side which is perfect for my feet!
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Reviewed by Knitorious from New York, NY on Monday, December 10, 2012These boots are great! The size is perfect and there is no break-in period needed. Plus they look great. Just wish they were water resistant. Other than that I love them.
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Reviewed by STP Shopper from Ohio on Sunday, August 26, 2012I like Technica very much--though I miss the "made in Italy" label of times past. I usually wear 5.5 in Technica, and based on the mixed reviews I tried the 5.5 and the 6. After lots of tryings on and takings off, I decided a little bigger was better. I did however--and this may help someone to know--compare the removable insoles. The 6 is just a smidgen longer. The difference in size seems to be in the width. Anyway, this observation may be neither here nor there, but my foot is a B width, and I found the 6's a bit large, which is better than the 5.5's being a bit small.
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by what. from Boston ma on Saturday, July 07, 2012i had an ankle injury and needed to get some supportive boots. These are pretty great! They took a little while to break in though. But now I wear them every day.
- Arch Type: Low Arch
- Best Uses: Day Hiking, Everyday, Long-Distance Hiking
- Cons: Long Break-in
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Pros: Ankle Support, Comfortable, Sturdy/Durable, Water Resistant
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Question “are these considered 'over the ankle'?”
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Answer They would be considered over the ankle.
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Question “Are these boots waterproof?”
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Answer Sorry the Tecnica Dragonfly Lightweight Hiking Boots are not waterproof. These would be a better option for duck hunting. Irish Setter Ladyhawk Hunting Boots - Waterproof, Insulated Item #3525U|Vasque Breeze Lite Gore-Tex® Hiking Boots Item #2230R |La Sportiva Cypress Gore-Tex® Hiking Boots Item #4076F |Columbia Footwear San Gil Hiking Boots Item #3069D
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Question “Is this shoe water proof?|Can you wear this product in 100+ degree temperatures?”
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Answer The Tecnica Dragonfly Lightweight Hiking Boots are not waterproof.
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Question “Are the soles on these boots non-marking?”
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Answer They are not classified as non-marking soles.
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Question “Are these waterproof. need them to go duck hunting with my husband in ND and will they keep my feet warm”
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Answer Sorry the Tecnica Dragonfly Lightweight Hiking Boots are not waterproof. These would be a better option for duck hunting. Irish Setter Ladyhawk Hunting Boots - Waterproof, Insulated Item #3525U|Vasque Breeze Lite Gore-Tex® Hiking Boots Item #2230R |La Sportiva Cypress Gore-Tex® Hiking Boots Item #4076F |Columbia Footwear San Gil Hiking Boots Item #3069D
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