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Men's Mercury Tour II High GTX

Sale price€129.99 Regular price€239.99
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Built for demanding hikes, the Mercury Tour II High GTX Men delivers waterproof comfort, sustainable materials, and reliable grip.

Details

Suitable for: Hiking
Item number: 3030-03450
Weight (UK 8.5): 600 g / 1.32 lbs
Flex index: A6
Lace system: Standard lacing
Soles: Vibram® XS Trek
Material: Nubuk leather
Lining: GORE-TEX Footwear
Heel drop: 14 mm

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How to Choose Hiking Boots & Shoes

How to Choose Hiking Boots & Shoes

Hiking shoe vs. hiking boot

  • Hiking shoes
  • Often lighter weight, lower cut, more flexible and more breathable
  • Ideal for day hikes or backpacking with lighter loads
  • Hiking boots
  • Burlier, with stiffer uppers, over-the-ankle coverage and typically waterproof
  • Ideal for multi-day treks with heavier loads

Types of hiking boots

  • Day-hiking boots: Mid- to high-cut models that require less break in time; intended for day hikes or short backpacking trips with light loads
  • Backpacking boots: Often over-the-ankle height and heavier-built with stiffer midsoles; designed to support multiday treks with heavier loads

Consider the lugs

  • Deep, thick lugs improve grip
  • Wider lug spaces sheds mud and offer good traction
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