User Review: The North Face Conness GTX

The North Face Conness GTX
Above: The current Conness GTX, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed December 20, 2005 by Perlys

Rating:
Materials: Nylon, Gore-Tex
Use: multi-use
Break-in Period: none
Weight: approx 2 lbs
Price Paid: $80

This is an update to my earlier review. I recently completed a 4-day winter backpacking trip with these boots in the Va mountains. I carried a 45# pack over 17 miles in a variety of weather conditions including snow and these boots handled it all.

Though they aren't insulated, my feet stayed comfortable and relatively dry on the trail with only a good thick pair of smartwool socks. In camp I slipped in a pair of footbed warmers with fresh socks and stayed toasty. Temps were in the 20's. I suffered no foot issues at all on this trip.

These boots appear to be well constucted as they provided excellent support even under load. They show no signs of distress at this point. So I am still recommending these boots as a bargain that perform well.

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