The surfaces here a literally as abrasive as sandpaper. The bare exposed rock will wear down a sole in a matter of few miles.

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You can use this anytime. It's not only for hiking. In fact, i used it every day in my work at Sandy Springs Fence Contractors. I love it!

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These boots are very comfortable. I love to use these boots every time we had a youth camping in our church. By the way, We're having a youth camping " help me find God " this July.

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These boots are very comfortable. I love to use these boots every time we had a youth camping in our church. By the way, We're having a youth camping " help me find God " this July.

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They were comfortable and i came away with no blisters. I would highly recomend these but you should water proff them. I only put on one coat and my feet got soaked in the heavy rain. So if you water proff them well this should not be a problem. See: https://www.treeserviceofaustin.com/stump-grinding

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The boots are 2 years old and not used a lot. The EVA (side) portions of the soles on both boots have literally disintegrated. I have not put more than 50 miles on the boots and have really babied them when they aren't on my feet. visit us

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I have these boots and love them they wore in well, and when the soles start to fall apart I returned and the resolved free.

I bought these boots and used them on 4 short trips on the soft East Tennessee soil. After the last trip I was cleaning them and noted that the heel was delaminating from one of the boots and that it was cracking on the other boot. I have owned and worn out other brands of boots in the past, but I have never seen any destruct as these Asolo AFX-535 boots have done. Do not buy!

I've noticed that Asolo boots often are described as having soles that wear out quickly. Not everyone complains of this though. I'll bet you that the complainers live in the Southwest U.S. The surfaces here a literally as abrasive as sandpaper. The bare exposed rock will wear down a sole in a matter of few miles. If that's the case, make sure you buy a pair of resolable boots, or just be prepared to replace them every couple of years. Gear is going to wear out, and the key is to have comfortable, sturdy boots that you enjoy wearing.

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