Breeze All Terrain Gore-Tex? Waterproof Hiking Boot (Men)

I've had these for a month and had the opportunity to use them in the rain and 2" of snow. For me they broke in right away. I wear 10.5D but always buy Vasque W because for me they run a bit narrow. I'm stepping out of a worn out pair of Salomons and into these ATs and have zero complaints. Not the prettiest boot, but who cares, they perform quite well.

I find these boots very comfortable, but like so many other reviews here, there are major issues with the laces and lace hooks. The laces are extremely tight, yet somehow come undone every few miles. I had a lace hook pop off at only 30-40 miles. Unless these issues get corrected, I would highly recommend not buying these boots.

It took quite a while to like these boots. They have a much longer break in period than most modern light weight boots - which require zero break in. But, once they do break in they keep you dry even in deep icy mud. If you want an out of the box all day comfy shoe these aren't it. But if you want / need something a bit taller than the average light hiker these are well made and provide lots of protection. They could have a sharper heal to help with descents but are plenty gripy. I have a narrow heal, wide toe area with medium arch and they fit well.

I had older model of these boots and absolutely loved them. The new model: - thick, rigid and uncomfortable around ankles - looks less stylish - materials ( except the Vibram soles) feel cheap This is example of a corporate "innovation" that downgrades previous model and turns off loyal customers. I hope Vasque resurrects older model. See attached pictures

It appears as though Vasque redesigned a perfectly good boot that I had worn through several previous pairs. The new design prevents lace expansion over the top, therefore restricting size adjustment. I tried wearing and even attempted an expansion via a shoe repair shop. Nothing worked and because I had worn them, they're being donated to Goodwill. I've since resorted to a different brand.

I bought these boots July of 2020 and used them ever since, I have well over 400 miles using these and just now had to re waterproof. They’re light and thin Malking it easy to feel the cold from dunking your boot In water, but before I ended every hike they would dry out thanks to the lightweight design.