Our verdict
Hanwag satisfies adventurers with the performance granted by the Tatra II GTX. Its sturdy build, ankle support, and plush feel were well-received by the outdoor community. On the other hand, the boot’s stiffness might need some getting used to. All in all, the Protective upper of the Tatra II GTX from Hanwag is a commendable piece of gear for trekkers, thanks to its set of positive qualities.
Pros
- Robust
- Sufficient ankle support
- Waterproof
- Sticky outsole
- updated Mar 12, 2023
- Feels secure
Cons
- Too stiff
- Expensive
waterproof hiking boots
The Protective upper of the Tatra II GTX from Hanwag is a mid-cut trekking boot Wide toe box:
- Wide toe box.
- looking for a backpacking boot designed with a heel brake for a more secure footing on tricky grounds.
Hanwag’s grippy Vibram AW Integral sole
Providing outdoor enthusiasts with surefootedness over challenging terrain is the Tatra II GTX’s Vibram AW Integral outsole.
Its profile is filled with an aggressive lug pattern that renders grip on wet and dry surfaces. A heel brake is incorporated into the sole’s design which ensures more controlled descents.
Tatra II GTX’s stable platform
This mid-cut backpacking boot from Hanwag uses a PU midsole that creates a cushioned ride. It’s paired with a stiffening shank which adds rigidity and stability. Its default footbed supplies the user with arch support and underfoot comfort.
Hanwag’s grippy Vibram AW Integral sole
The Protective upper of the Tatra II GTX from Hanwag features an upper made of nubuck leather, making it resistant to abrasion and the elements.
The upper is lined with a Gore-Tex membrane that prevents water from penetrating the boot while maintaining breathability.
This leather hiker is equipped with protective toe and heel caps for enhanced durability.
Comfort and security
Its padded collar contains vent holes which means comfort and flexibility.
The boot’s closure system uses a series of click clamp eyelets and metal hooks which allows a 2-zone lacing setup.
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