User Review: Hi-Tec Altitude II

Hi-Tec Altitude II
Above: The current Altitude II, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed October 4, 2005 by IBGPIN

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Price Paid: $129 Canadian

Bought these for hiking/camping and canoe tripping. I am very pleased with them. They are lightweight, and quite waterproof. On our canoe trips I carry a 70lb pack for two of us and they seem to support my ankles fairly well. The sole is also very grippy, and I have had zero issues on snow and ice as well as wet rock etc.

After many short hikes around home to get them broken in I did get a blister on my heel on a 5km portage with the 70lb pack on. The portage was a lot of up and down hills and technical sections and I see it as a worst case scenario. Aside from that one time I have not had another issue. I have owned for approx 1.5 years and they are holding up great.

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