NORTIV 8 Males’s Ankle Excessive Waterproof Mountaineering Boots Outside Light-weight Sneakers Trekking Trails Armadillo

Immediate comfort
Out of the box the Nortiv 8 hiking boots fit better than I had hoped. Over the years I’ve worn out many different brands of hiking boots, some, of course, better than others. And more expensive. My latest light hikers, Mont Belle ,would still be in use now except that after so many years of hard abuse they kinda fell apart and I didn’t feel right filing a warranty claim. So I shopped around looking for something comfortable, durable, and that wouldn’t leave me barefoot in the national park. Found the Nortiv 8 with “wide” option, read the reviews and took a chance. Gotta admit, the price was attractive too. When I received the boots USPS, I inspected their construction, scrutinized them from heel to toe. There is lots of stitching where many competitors are just gluing. It is usually only on boots costing twice as much that you start to see this kind of construction. Many of my previous hikers fell apart as a result of sole adhesives letting go. It’s so annoying. My personal feeling is that I get longer wear from stitched uppers as opposed to reliance on glue alone, which always seems to be where boots fail. And there are limits to what a shoe glue repair can do.As for the Active 8 boots in the field, they were immediately comfortable, required no break-in period, and felt like old friends back on a familiar trail together. I had no rubs, no blisters, and no irritations whatsoever. There is room for an insert, but that doesn’t seem necessary. I fully expected these boots to “ fail” their inaugural hike and need to be returned. In that regard I was surprised and wrong. They were great. As an observation, they don’t seem to breathe well, but it’s a small consideration that can be easily overcome by slightly loosening up lacing while hiking. I’m not complaining. I mourn the demise of my Mont Belles, but in the Active 8s I have found what I believe to be well made and comparable boots at suitable retiree pricing. Only time will tell if these boots will be durable and live up to their predecessor.But I think I’ll likely wear out before these boots do.If you’re searching for quality without compromise, at an affordable price, the Active 8 boots might be where your search ends. Take these out on your next walkabout. You’ll see.

Comfortable, good traction, and good price.
The soles of my seven year old inexpensive Coleman hiking boots are about to fall off so it is time for a new pair of yard work shoes. I tried on a pair of HI-TEC hiking boots at my local sporting goods store and did not like how tight they fit around my toes.After reading several reviews, I purchased a pair of Nortiv 8s. These are not tight around my toes and are comfortable.Today, I used them to help a neighbor get his riding mower unstuck. All he needed was for somebody to apply weight on the rear fender over the tire that was spinning out. These shoes provided the traction needed to push the mower until it was able to be driven out of the ditch. Later today, I took the dogs on a half mile walk and these shoes provided enough comfort through out the walk.Hopefully these will last a long time and provide some good yard work comfort and traction.

Tenía mis dudas sobre estas botas, sin embargo, me sorprendí mucho ya que son muy cómodas y resistentes, los materiales se sienten de muy buena calidad 10/10 ⭐️

Muy seguras para escalar superficies rocosas, húmedas, 100% antiderrapantes, 100% impermeables , muy recomendadas para climas fríos extremos con agua nieve y humedad . Muy seguras para escalar .

Boots fit well but the first day or so don’t tighten too much at the top and allow them to break in. I use them to walk the dogs in the woods and over the past two weeks that I have had them they have stayed waterproof. As of writing 24/09/24 we have just gone through some of the worst wet weather this year and they have held up well. I would suggest they are more of a late autumnwinter boot as they are very warm and I would suspect your feet would get very hot with these in the summer. The grip is pretty good but not 100% as dogs charging after squirrels have nearly had me off my feet in the slop… but to be fair 99% of people won’t have that issue