User Review: Dunham Waffle Stomper Paramount

Dunham Waffle Stomper Paramount
Above: The current Waffle Stomper Paramount, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed November 6, 2004 by Kevin

Rating: rated 3 of 5 stars
Materials: waterproof (per mfr) leather
Use: rough trail backpacking
Break-in Period: 30 miles
Weight: 4 lbs or so for 13EEs
Price Paid: $120

I purchased these boots for the following specs: 1 )traditional support/durability, 2) at least water resistant leather, 3) very supportive traction sole, 4) ability to get sans gore-tex, and 4) available in large/wide sizes.

Good: Very supportive (I am still recovering a little from a broken foot), fit was excellent, break in was moderate for an all-leather boot as was weight. Uppers resisted incidental water.

Bad: Apparent mfr defect caused one sole to separate at the toe forcing me to use duct tape to cont. 74 mi. Grand Canyon hike (duct tape worked poorly in wet weather encountered). Waterproofness is overrated. Ample interior padding makes an excellent sponge, but the boots did protect my feet well without gargantuan weight of mtneering boots.

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