Dry and well-supported feet when cold and mud are on the agenda

On a cold, muddy trail, low-cut shoes let water in and your ankle gets tired on unstable ground. These high-top shoes hold their own: the upper wraps around the ankle, the waterproof treatment acts as a barrier to moisture, and the lugged sole grips the ground — so you can walk dry and steady, from the first hour of your outing to the last.

Designed for the trail

• Waterproof treatment: the treated material acts as a barrier to rain, slush, and mud to keep feet dry in wet conditions.
• High upper and ankle support: the high cut wraps around the ankle for secure support on uneven trails and rough terrain.
• Non-slip lugged sole: deep lugs grip wet ground, rock, and slippery surfaces for reliable traction.
• Breathable lining: the lining allows air to circulate to limit moisture inside the shoe during exertion.
• Padded insole: cushioning and a padded collar support the foot for comfort on long walks.
• Stone guard toe and reinforcements: the reinforced toe protects the toes and anti-abrasion zones extend the life of the shoe.

They accompany hikers in cold and wet weather, walkers on rough terrain, outdoor enthusiasts in mid-season, and all those who want dry feet and supported ankles.

Really dry on wet ground?

The fear in wet weather is shoes that let in water or slip on muddy ground. The waterproof treatment acts as a barrier to moisture, while the lugged sole grips the terrain. For a good fit, tighten the laces up to the top of the upper to secure the ankle. Wipe the upper with a damp cloth after a muddy outing and let air dry, away from a direct heat source, to preserve the leather and treatment. Check your shoe size before ordering for the most accurate fit.

For those who move with a sure step, with dry feet in the cold and mud.