Patagonia Drifter 2.0 Waterproof
Reviewed by
Levi
+4
December 25, 2012
Solid all-around waterproof hiking boot.
Pros
- Warmth
- Quick break in
- Substantial sole
- Waterproof
- Moisture wicking
Cons
- The sole moves slightly in the right foot (maybe manufacturing error)
- Slick on wet concrete
- Slightly heavy
Very solid, very comfy hiking boot. I have used as a waterproof shoe to walk around Bellingham, WA, without having soggy wet feet. I also spent a week using these shoes while staying in a cabin for a week in Plain, WA, while there was a record amount of snowfall. All of the time using these boots my feet have remained dry and warm. I don't think these would be a good choice for summer weather.
Another note: While storing these shoes in the car a jug of water spilled and put about a cup of water inside. Because I did not have any other shoes with me I was forced to put them on with the inside soaked. I am pleased to report that while my feet were wet they were still warm, and it seemed like the amount of water in the shoe decreased as I wore them. Perhaps the moisture wicking inside helped release some of the water.
Overall I recommend these shoes.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $90
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