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Hanwag Lhasa II Boots
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Hanwag Lhasa II Boots
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The Hanwag Lhasa is your go-anywhere, do-anything boot, designed to look sharp in the city and transition easily to the trails. Each pair is made from thick, hydrophobic yak leather sourced exclusively from the Lhasa Leather Factory in Tibet, with a soft cuff and a chrome-free leather lining Read More
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Gary1
57
Apr 3, 2018
These boots are narrow in the toes. Not Vasque narrow, but more narrow than Lowa and a lot more narrow than Salomon. I was so excited to get them in the mail today, but now I have to sell them because they are too narrow for me (I have a standard width foot btw). Massdrop, will you please offer this boot in wide sizes?
Edit: Not trying to bash the boots, they are really nice boots and are well designed. They hug your foot perfectly, I just wish the wide was available as an option. They run true to length--I wear a US 10.5 in most boots (Lowa and Solomon) and the EU 44 is the right size, just too narrow in the toes.
Edit: Not trying to bash the boots, they are really nice boots and are well designed. They hug your foot perfectly, I just wish the wide was available as an option. They run true to length--I wear a US 10.5 in most boots (Lowa and Solomon) and the EU 44 is the right size, just too narrow in the toes.
Gary1
57
Mar 6, 2018
Do these fit the same as other Hanwag boots? I have the Hanwag Kofel mid, and they fit perfectly--should I order the same size in the Lhasa? Are they the same width?
Gormur
0
Mar 2, 2018
How are the sizes in general.
I normally use size EU 41 but the smallest size in this drop appears to be 42. If the sizes are small or narrow I might taker a half a size up so 42 could be OK. But I don't want to order if it would likely be to big.
mabe
33
Mar 1, 2018
Love my Hanwag Tatra, would buy the Lhasa if they were available in the wide version.
Watsyurdeal
127
Feb 28, 2018
I'd buy these in a heart beat to compliment my GTX Tatra, but there's no WIDE, I have a wide foot, the normal version feels like a vice, the wide is just roomy enough.
I hope hanwag makes this in black and wide at some point, cause I'd love to buy these.
I hope hanwag makes this in black and wide at some point, cause I'd love to buy these.
Anzial
1494
Feb 28, 2018
WatsyurdealThe first drop had wide sizes. I guess MD decided it ain't worth it since this is the 2nd drop with regular sizes only.
Anzial
1494
Dec 26, 2017
T222T222Previous drop included wide sized boots. Maybe MD would bother to have them back again on the next drop.
silverspurr59
300
Dec 22, 2017
Been wearing/owning Salomon Quest 4D GTX for over 7 years, bombproof, built like tanks.
Will last me the rest of my life.
I have a pair in Olive/Dark Olive/Black (O.D.) and the second pair in Autobahn/Black/Flea (gray).
Incredibly light in weight at only 2.88 pounds each.
Not one 'hot spot' feel like custom made boots.
silverspurr59
300
Jan 17, 2018
Nubuck is actually a type of suede, nubuck actually is a harder more durable material than suede.
Been wearing/owning Salomon Quest 4D GTX for over 7 years, bombproof.
Cheffy
8
Jan 21, 2018
silverspurr59Nubuck/suede IS leather. What did you think it was from?
Bombproof is the most abused term used to describe boots, usually by people who never really put them through the paces. Out of about 8 different pairs of hiking boots I've owned in the last ten years they're by far the weakest. Destroyed in a 6 months when all other boots I've owned have lasted at least two years. Cheap EVA midsole that collapses and provides no support after 200 km, thin nubuck LEATHER that is easily cut by rocks and branches, and the absolute worst traction from an outsole I've ever used. No grip, especially on wet rock. Toe box is far too cramped. Good heel pocket and lacing, and stayed waterproof, I'll give them credit for that. All in all at best a glorified trail runner, yet people keep talking them up as though they're a real hiking boot - makes me question if those people really do any serious hiking. If all you do are fast and light hikes on moderate terrain with light loads, they're fine, although they'll wear out like running shoes. If you're on rough trails or doing any bushwacking, even in non-rocky terrain, they're entirely out of their league.
Bombproof is the most abused term used to describe boots, usually by people who never really put them through the paces. Out of about 8 different pairs of hiking boots I've owned in the last ten years they're by far the weakest. Destroyed in a 6 months when all other boots I've owned have lasted at least two years. Cheap EVA midsole that collapses and provides no support after 200 km, thin nubuck LEATHER that is easily cut by rocks and branches, and the absolute worst traction from an outsole I've ever used. No grip, especially on wet rock. Toe box is far too cramped. Good heel pocket and lacing, and stayed waterproof, I'll give them credit for that. All in all at best a glorified trail runner, yet people keep talking them up as though they're a real hiking boot - makes me question if those people really do any serious hiking. If all you do are fast and light hikes on moderate terrain with light loads, they're fine, although they'll wear out like running shoes. If you're on rough trails or doing any bushwacking, even in non-rocky terrain, they're entirely out of their league.
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