Men's Waterproof Leather Boots - Trekking 100 Ontrail, Carbon Grey

I walk 20 to 30 miles every week (all weathers), and purchased all of the brand name boots over the years, none compare to these boots. This is my second pair and I hope Decathlon continue to stock them. GREAT!

My old pair of Forclaz boots lasted over twelve months and dealt with ice, snow, flooding, rain and mud with ease. I walked between twelve and eighteen miles a week on pavement and woodland trails in complete comfort. I also thought that lasting twelve months was amazing seeing as my old pair of Scarpa walking shoes only lasted six months and cost twice the price Today i went for a five mile walk in my new boots 'straight out of the box' with absolutely no problems whatsoever. They are so comfortable. Some may feel a little hesitant to pay �70 for a relatively unknown brand of boot, but don't be. I have a pair of boots made by a top, well known brand that are retailing for �220 that have sat in the cupboard this last twelve months due to the Forclaz being as good as, if not slightly better than them, which is some feat for a boot three times cheaper. SO, the Forclaz is hardwearing, comfortable, waterproof, and excellent value for money. Buy with confidence.

Lightweight boot, decent grip. I have wide-ish feet and there is plenty of width and depth. They are waterproof to a point but will let some moisture in after a few hours of hiking. Worth the money if just using a few time a year over winter. If waterproofing was better I'd give 5 stars.

My old pair of Forclaz boots lasted over twelve months and dealt with ice, snow, flooding, rain and mud with ease. I walked between twelve and eighteen miles a week on pavement and woodland trails in complete comfort. I also thought that lasting twelve months was amazing seeing as my old pair of Scarpa walking shoes only lasted six months and cost twice the price Today i went for a five mile walk in my new boots 'straight out of the box' with absolutely no problems whatsoever. They are so comfortable. Some may feel a little hesitant to pay �70 for a relatively unknown brand of boot, but don't be. I have a pair of boots made by a top, well known brand that are retailing for �220 that have sat in the cupboard this last twelve months due to the Forclaz being as good as, if not slightly better than them, which is some feat for a boot three times cheaper. SO, the Forclaz is hardwearing, comfortable, waterproof, and excellent value for money. Buy with confidence.

Lightweight boot, decent grip. I have wide-ish feet and there is plenty of width and depth. They are waterproof to a point but will let some moisture in after a few hours of hiking. Worth the money if just using a few time a year over winter. If waterproofing was better I'd give 5 stars.