Reviews & Ratings for Lowa Tibet GTX Backpacking Shoes - Men's — 39 reviews — Page 1

This is my 2nd pair of tibets. Best fitting/ stiffness boot for where I hunt.

Very comfortable right out of the box. Solid build, lots of support. As recommended on another site, ordered half size smaller than my other Lowa boots. On the heavier side but all with a very good purpose in mind. Totally recommend

This is a very high quality boot. I'm excited to have a boot that will last me for many many years hiking, back packing, and hunting.

Great boots, buy a 1/2 size bigger to allow for good hiking socks. They are tough and rugged for backing. Great for rocks and the backcountry- this is my second pair. The lace eyes are stronger than other expensive brands I have owned. Only thing I add to them is a bit better sole insert.

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These boots carried my wide feet, 160+lbs body and 50+lbs backpack to some wet and steep off-trail and on-trail hikes at the Brooks Range / Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, AK, Denali NP, AK, Kenai Peninsula, AK, Kluane NP, Yukon, Dark Canyon, UT, Salmon River, ID and many other majestic places. They and knee-high gaiters kept my feet dry after wide and river crossings.

Great construction and quality materials for durability and comfort. Some folks may find them heavy, but I consider them heavy-duty that can handle a lot of adverse conditions! The rubber rands is one of the nice features to protect the lower leather from bumps and scratches.

I like how the lacing system gives me different ways to adjust to the terrains throughout the day.

I replaced the original insoles with Superfeet Trailblazers for better arch support.

I follow Lowa's boot care instructions and supplies to keep them in good conditions.

First time trying Lowa boots. Wish these boots fit better, but they ran a little wide. My foot is a little narrow, but most boots medium width fit me. Otherwise, these are great boots. Might of got by with thicker socks, but I was looking for a boot I could wear with thinner socks. I would still highly recommend these boots based on the quality I see in them.

The inside goretex liner came apart at the seam just above the heel where the boot is designed to flex. This happened on both boots so it seems like its a design or mfg flaw. Unfortunately after this happened I kept getting blisters at that spot. They did last a couple seasons and were relatively comfortable, but for the amount of times I wore them they should have lasted longer.

It's a very well-made product. I think it's worth the price. i have a very wide foot, but even though I chose a wide product, it wasn't wide. But it's a very sturdy, heavy and well-made product. thaks you

This makes the 4th pair of lowa boots I own. My first pair of 5.5 years are starting to wear out so I ordered another Tibet Gtx just like them for replacement. I also have the Baffin pro leather lined and the mountain extreme insulated for cold weather although I have not needed them yet. These boots fit my feet perfect and I have put many miles on these boots from Mississippi to California as a wildland firefighter and forester. I wore cheaper boots for 20 years but bought my first pair of these and that’s all I buy now. I can sleep in these boots after wearing them for extended times. I know everyone feet are different but lowa are my go to boot and fit true to size. I used to get maybe 1.5 to 2 years out of boots but I easily get double from lowa and I m not easy on a pair of boots

Wear these hiking long trails and when with a heavy pack. Never ever have had my feet get wet, and with 300# of hiker and pack over them, they offer superb stability and grippiness. I’ve bought lighter boots since but haven’t been able to replace the sheer ruggedness of these. Insane tread life, even on pavement. Have a few hundred miles in em and they still look new.