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Honestly, I love my Asolo hiking boots.
Come learn why I've hiked over 3,000 miles only in my Asolo GTX hiking boot, one of the best waterproof boots for hiking.
Frankly, there's no better boot.
I've hiked all over Glacier National Park in them (500+ miles in one summer!), I've hiked from the southwest corner of France to the northwest corner of Spain in one summer in them, and I've hiked all over Colorado with them.
Everywhere I go, I rave about my Asolo hiking boots
. And NO! This is not a paid review of any kind. Asolo hasn't recruited me and they've never sent me anything for free (although I'd take it!)
God's honest truth: this is just me. I love the outdoors and I love buying the best gear. And when it comes to the best hiking boots, Asolo takes the crown.
Everyone has their own preference in hiking boots. But there are a few factors that go into crowning the best hiking boot brand that I personally consider:
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Actually, I left one important factor off that list so that I can bring special attention to it: Blisters!
Blisters. Those painful, nagging, burning spots on your foot that can ruin an entire vacation.
Blisters. How I loathe thee. Or, how I would loathe thee if I ever received them.
Yes, you read that correctly. I have never, not once, received a blister while hiking or backpacking in my Asolo hiking boots.
When I hiked the Camino de Santiago in Spain with 12 other students from the University of Michigan, everyone got at least one blister. Me? Not one.
And that's why Asolo makes the best hiking boots.
OK, I'm going to give you a little insider tips on the best hiking boots Asolo makes and why they are better than their competition.
Ready?
I own them. My wife owns them (if you've read a lot of this website, you'll notice that I've had a girlfriend for a while--well, she became my wife!).
How many blisters have the two of us had from them? Zero.
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There are a few models in the GTX line, including:
Considering they only have 4-5 star reviews on REI.com, I'd say you can't go wrong with any of them.
They are all made of Goretex & leather, all have incredible breathability, and all provide high ankle protection.
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Asolo's line of TPS hiking boots are their all leather hiking boots.
Personally, I'm not the biggest fan of leather hiking boots.
While they are technically better for backpacking, they weigh much more and provide 0 breathability
Why are leather hiking boots better for backpacking? Well, when you're on the trail with a heavy backpack, your feet are going to hurt. Leather provides additional stability and shock absorption.
They also are better protected against the elements, making them better waterproof hiking boots.
Me? I buy ultralight backpacks and other ultralight backpacking gear, so I hate extra weight slowing me down. And leather boots are extra weight.
But if you're gonna go leather instead of Goretex, Asolo's hiking boots rock in that department, too!
Your options include:
Again, all the Asolo hiking boots have dozens of reviews and all are 4-5 stars at REI.
I seriously cannot rave enough about Asolo. They just rock.
I hate blisters, I hate wet socks. My Asolo hiking boots allow me to avoid both.
You have a few options:
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