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Light scuffs on the back heels and soles
- 7" tall 2.8mm thick premium full grain leather uppers with one piece vamp construction with no seams down the tongue for abrasion resistance and waterproofness
- Reinforced double and triple stitching in high wear areas
- 7mm nylon midsoles for extra support with pack loads
- Boot hardware that swivels instead of breaking
- Reinforced rubber sole guard for extra abrasion resistance
- Non-insulated for comfort in warm temperatures
- Windtex waterproof breathable flexible membrane
- Lightweight K-Talon outsoles provide excellent traction
- An early to midseason lightweight hiking/hunting boot that offers phenomenal traction and support
- One of the most durable boots due to the 2.8 mm premium leather one-piece construction with very minimal seams
When you're hiking down Bright Angel Trail to the Phantom Ranch, the steep, rocky terrain calls for a lightweight hiker with determined support and traction.
This summer or early fall hiker cradles you in practically bulletproof leather, while our nylon midsoles keep it light without compromising toughness.
Kenetrek's Sizing Guide
Kenetrek Boots are available in whole sizes only and are sized to incorporate a good quality boot sock.
If you wear a half size, round up to the next whole size. The Kenetrek Mountain Boots run very true to size with the Brannock device.
Many customers choose to go up a half size from their street shoe size to allow for a little extra toe room - vital for going downhill especially with a backpack in the mountains.
This summer or early fall hiker cradles you in practically bulletproof leather, while our nylon midsoles keep it light without compromising toughness.
Kenetrek's Sizing Guide
Kenetrek Boots are available in whole sizes only and are sized to incorporate a good quality boot sock.
If you wear a half size, round up to the next whole size. The Kenetrek Mountain Boots run very true to size with the Brannock device.
Many customers choose to go up a half size from their street shoe size to allow for a little extra toe room - vital for going downhill especially with a backpack in the mountains.
