Reviews & Ratings for Zamberlan 230 SH Crosser Plus GTX RR Boot - Mens — 23 reviews — Page 1

Quality is great, especially insoles, boot is relatively narrow (compare to my 5 hiking boot listed below) Wide feet probably not recommended. Be careful on sizing, recommend to use the Europe scale size.

Saloman Evasion Mid GTX Hiking Boot,
Five Ten Camp Four Hiking Boot
Keens Durand
La Sportiva Boulder X
Merrell forgot the model

I wore these for two 10 hour days to break them in. This was a very painful experience for my ankles. Even after two long days the left boot was still painful. That is when I gave up and returned them. I had read another review that said it was a long break in process but it was worth it in the end. I put my Solomons back on and they felt like heaven after the 2 painful days. I have been wearing Solomon Quest 4D2 gtx for 3 years and I thought I would try something new. It made me appreciate how awesome the Solomons are.

This is my first zamberlan. Im a nine and a half d and usually fit best in a wide boot. These are a little longer in the foot and roomy enough I have no complaints with the width. Very comfortable boot I've even taken snowshoeing twice with no problems.im sure they are going to hold up great this summer. Impressed enough I'm in the process of buying a vioz 1006 or 996 depending on the comfort.

Awesome boot!! Took the place of my Salomon boots. Super lightweight and very comfortable the grip is unreal!!

My foot loved this hiking boot from the first time I tried it on. It is lightweight, but also provides excellent support and structure for my foot. This hiking shoe is like the cross between a sneaker and a heavy-weight hiking boot. This shoe required very little break-in time - it was very comfortable right out of the box. I have fairly wide feet, so I was a little concerned that the shoe might be too tight. I went up a 1/2 size and found that the shoe is very comfortable. It provides plenty of room in the toe box while keeping my foot securely in place. I'm wearing a mid-weight merino wool hiking sock, and I still have some expansion room in the toe-box. The shoe offers great structure, and has a protective band of Kevlar around the base of the show to help protect the synthetic / fabric upper. I haven't test the water-proof performance of the Gortex, but the shoe seems to breathe and provide good ventilation for my feet. I'll be using the shoe on a segment hike of the AT in mid-May; hopefully it performs to my expectations. So far, I'm very happy with my choice.

Great fit, very comfortable. I am wearing as an everyday shoe. They seem to be well built. The sizing is accurate.

Not only are they comfortable but they look good too. Can't wait for some cold wet weather to try them out.

Been wearing these boots for 18+ months and have put them through the wringer. This is a light hiking boot, suitable for day hikes and light backpacking loads up to at least 30#. But it should not be confused with a heavy pack boot. Modern materials are used to shave weight and add support. The sole is a bit thinner and lighter than some others which probably shaved more weight, it also allows the boot to flex with every step. I've used it in the Smoky Mtns and also on an 8 day pack trip across England.

The tred design does a very nice job of not holding too much mud, unless its got a good amount of clay. It is a very sure footed boot with great ground feel, allowing you to adjust your footing on the fly to keep you sure footed. They handle slippery rocks, grassy hillsides and paved roads with equal ease.

The Gore-Tex held up well ove the time I've owned them, even the wet & muddy trails in northern Englady could not soak through and give me wet feet. These are NOT insulated for winter use, which makes these a 3 season hiker. Even in summer my feet do not over heat, but I did wear them out on a tractor moving snow in the winter and got cold (but not wet) feet.

I like them so well that I bought a pair of the NON-GTX Crosser 129 shoes.

Although it's winter here and I haven't worn my hiking boots much, they seem like a great quality shoe. The fit was perfect.

These boots have very rigid construction...ankle support could be better. I am going to try tying them differently to see if that helps. Overall, very pleased with them.