Danner Men's South Rim 600 4.5 Hiking Boot

4.1 out of 5 stars

Brand: Danner Price: $95.97 - $269.39 Best Sellers Rank: #96 Reviews: 52 ratings ( represent 51% of rating) Questions answered: 3 Availability: In Stock. Sold by: Amazon.com

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Features

Suede and textile Imported Rubber sole Shaft measures approximately ankle-high from arch Vibram Fuga outsole with Mega grip technology offers superior grip on wet and dry surface Vibram SPE midsole for maximum rebound, comfort and support TPU heel frame to enhance support and stability Cushioning open-cell PU Ortholite foot bed

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Description

The South Rim, a lightweight hiker with classic Danner style and proven. Danner comfort. We took the ultra-cushioning Vibram SPE platform from our best-selling Mountain 600 hiking boot and added a lightweight suede and mesh upper for breathability. The Vibram Fuga outsole features self-adapting lugs and Mega Grip for maximum traction, making the South Rim the ideal companion on the trail this summer.

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Customer reviews

Tony: Buy your size

Obviously no two pairs of feet are alike, but I m hoping others can learn from my experience, which is that it s far better to buy shoes that are slightly big than slightly small, at least if you have wide feet. I usually wear an 11 but ordered these in a 10.5 as recommended by Danner on their product page for these, which states, Please note the South Rim 600 fits slightly large and we recommend sizing down a half size for best fit. Out of the box, the 10.5 seemed to fit fine, which is to say they passed the highly unscientific walk around the living room test with flying colors. Encouraged, I wore them to work the next day and they felt fine until I got on the train after work and it felt like someone was slowly tightening a vise on my tarsals. It hurt so bad I almost had to take them off on the train, but I didn t want to look like a crazy person so I endured.

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