The Scarpa Ranger 2 GTX Walking Boots are smart looking shoes for a walking boot. It almost looks formal with its shaping and slightly raised heel.
But, there is that classic fit around the ankle and metal hooks for a lace-up closure. There are different brown tones in the stiff upper and padding around the ankle and some subtle branding on the side.
It looks great, but is it something you can wear often in the great outdoors?
The Scarpa Mistral GTX Walking Boots look great with a nice blend of materials design to protect walkers and provide long-term comfort.
The idea of 2-3 season use is interesting because it suggests a high-performance shoe but is also vague.
So, how do these boots perform?
The Scarpa R Evo GTX Boot is a nice-looking boot – especially when you ignore that it calls itself cigar and rust as a colour combination.
A quick glance at the specification suggests that it could do enough to ensure that users are comfortable and protected at all times on their walks.
But, there is also a high price tag attached to this walking boot compared to some other options. Is it worth the cost?
The Scarpa Cyrus Gore-TEX Women’s Mid Hiking Boots are a great looking option for women that want something a little more neutral and rugged.
Rather than offer women a softer shape, or a bright, feminine colour, the brand has created a beige, fairly non-descript shoe.
It could easily fall under the radar if it wasn’t for the promises about the materials and comfort. So, does this shoe deliver as a no-nonsense women’s hiking boot? Or, are there hidden issues?
Hiking boots are meant to be built to last, and the SCARPA Kinesis Pro GTX Hiking Boots definitely look as though they should meet that requirement.
The boot doesn’t have the colour and style of some walking boots, but it looks like a no-nonsense solution for many enthusiastic hikers. Is this the case, or are there hidden problems?
