User Review: Hi-Tec Altitude
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Materials: leather
Use: moderate to rough trails, up to 45 lb pack
Break-in Period: min
Price Paid: $70
I have difficulty finding a good fit and sometimes go to lower end products to achieve a decent fit when "better" products just don't work.
This leather boot is lightweight and as durable as more expensive ($150 to $200 range) boots I have owned. The low-tec waterproofing works as reasonably as can be expected. I have used the pair extensively including over 50 miles in the Grand Canyon. They will not wear forever, but for the price the performance is acceptable.
I have used Asolos, Montrails, Columbias, other Hi-Tecs and Dunhams. For fit, price and durability, I give these the highest composite rating. I do put aftermarket better supportive in-soles in for pack carrying. With current trends to lighter packs, these might be as much boot as you need.
Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the Altitude at 1 online store:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
 REI 2 purchase options: | Altitude Hiking Boots - Men's - Special Buy | $54.93 | Buy Now |
| Altitude Hiking Boots - Women's - Special Buy | $54.93 | Buy Now |
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