Asolo TPS Highland GTX

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The TPS Highland GTX is a hiking boot made by Asolo. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Asolo TPS Highland GV boots have time-tested and trail-proven waterproof breathable Gore-Tex(R) membranes to keep feet dry, plus a Triple Power Structure midsole and outsole design. Triple Power Structure polyurethane midsole delivers unsurpassed comfort and support under light to midweight pack loads. Vibram(R) rubber outsole with AsoBrake design excels in wet or dry ascents and descents. Rugged midweight hiking boots Suede and Cordura(R) nylon combination uppers Gore-Tex(R) lining for waterproof breathable protection Three speed hook and four roller eyelet lacing system for a secure fit Removable footbeds for quicker drying and comfort Height: 5- ” Weight: 3 lb. 12 oz. pr. CLOSEOUTS . Romania. Width: M (medium)"

From Backcountry.com:
"The Asolo TPS Highland GTX features Asolos new Triple Power Structure sole."

From Moosejaw:
"Upper 1,6-1,8 mm water resistant suede + Cordura Inner lining GORE-TEX Sole Triple Power Structure Asolo/Vibram rubber - PU (dual-density) Weight: 756 gr. (1/2 pair size 8)"

User Reviews

Men's TPS Highland GTX
Reviewed by Andrew Hovel, Jul 06, 2006

"Very nice. Tough as nails, these boots aren't heavy for their size either. Basically one step up from the popular Asolo Fugitive. They're regularly just $10 more and have more leather, are more supportive, have Vibram soles, and are tougher all together."

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TPS Highland GTX
Reviewed by Jon Quiring, Jun 26, 2005

"I recently completed a 185-km hike with these boots and while they were fine for the first third when the trail conditions were moderately wet they killed my feet for the balance of the hike when things got really wet, they seemed to be better at keeping water in then out after a point."

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TPS Highland GTX
Reviewed by Sprexumn, Jan 14, 2004

"I've only had these a week but the most important part, the fit, is excellent.

I have an issue with my feet where I get shooting pain after a day of hiking in the outside of my right foot when I wear boots that press on that area. I also easily sprain ankles, so I need structured boots."

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