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Men's Ultra-light Rapid Hiking Boots FH900 - Grey Yellow
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Based at the foot of Mont Blanc, our team of designers created these boots for FAST HIKING enthusiasts. Ultra-lightweight – for going faster and further.
A lightweight (400g) and expansive hiking backpack that melds to your body to ensure low impact on your adventure. With space for sticks and a bespoke water bladder, it's the ultimate bag for walkers.
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Product Features
Lightweight
Every aspect was optimised to lighten your walks. 370 g per shoe in size 8.
Traction
CrossContact Sole offering an excellent compromise between dry and muddy terrain
Anatomic design
The EVOFIT concept means the boot will adapt to your foot for optimum comfort.
Easy opening / closing
Quick, easy lacing that can be adjusted at any time, storage pouch.
Cushioning
Full-length EVA cushioning + 2 EVA inserts (front and back) for added comfort
Impact protection
ESS insert on the forefoot to avoid feeling any sharp pebbles
Breathability
Ventilated mesh to eliminate as much perspiration as possible.
Limits sand entering
Knitted gaiter to prevent foreign bodies from entering.
Additional Product informations
Composition
Outer sole of
- 50% Ethylene Vinyl Acetate
- 50% Butadiene Rubber
Upper of
- 10% Elastane
- 40% Polyurethane
- 50% Polyester
Lining and sock of
- 100% Polyester
Crosscontact sole
Sole design that has been the subject of extensive research in our laboratories, combined with a specific rubber formulation to offer a better compromise in terms of grip and traction. The design of the FH900 sole provides more grip than traction. Definition > Traction: not slipping on loose ground (loamy or dry). Grip: not slipping on hard ground (wet or dry).
Buying and fitting advice?
Try on both boots, standing up, with the socks worn for hiking. Try several models and various sizes if necessary. Check two comfort points: the base of the heel and the front part of the foot going down. Avoid all pressure points when trying shoes on. Don't hesitate to walk around the store. Gradually start using you shoes during your first few hiking trips to break them in.
What size should i choose?
For hiking, do not hesitate to buy one size larger than the usual size to guarantee excellent comfort on the descent and to avoid toes rubbing at the tip of the shoe. Tip: keep your toenails short, and before going downhill at any time, check that your laces are tight enough to stop your feet slipping down towards the front of the shoes.
Field tests
All our shoes undergo comfort and use tests carried out by users who are representative of our target market, in conditions identical to those found in typical use. Our Field Test Missions team the product manager up with people who are unaffiliated with Quechua, to test, improve and validate our products.
Lab tests
Further laboratory tests were conducted to test the following elements: attachment of eyelets and webbing, assembly, toxicology, UV resistance, sole and upper component abrasion, accelerated ageing.
Evofit concept
The EVOFIT concept enables a wide range of anatomic movement in the metatarsal area (front of the foot, where it is the widest). This is what increases the likelihood of being comfortable in your boots, whether your foot is wide or narrow.
How to prevent blisters
Blisters generally develop when the skin is weakened by friction. In order to prevent them from occurring, we recommend the following:- Choose a boot in your size (consult the size guide)- Wear the right type of socks- Lace up and tighten your boots properly- When you wear your boots for the first time, keep the outing short
How to look after your boots
- Leave to air dry.- Remove dry mud with a stiff brush.- For stains, clean with a brush and a little warm water- Leave to dry- Spray with a re-waterproofing agent to restore the water-repellent properties of the upper.
How to care for your shoes
- Leave to air dry.- Remove dry mud with a stiff brush.- Clean marks using a brush and some warm water- Leave to dry- Spray with a re-waterproofing product to restore the water-resistance to the upper.
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I was looking for a shoe for summer long-distance hiking off-trail on rough terrain. These have proven to be perfect, the gaiter keeps scree, heather and vegetation debris out without being too warm or the hassles of attachable gaiters (breaking cords, velcro becoming detached) and the quick laces don't become snagged and undone like normal ones. I'd have a very minor critique of the lace pouch which isn't quite as good as others (would prefer it to be more stretchy) I've also used them for gorge and snow tunnel exploration where they have drained quickly once back out of the water.
Just used a pair of these shoes for a charity walk (40 miles in a weekend) in the heatwave Aug 2022. Excellent summer walking shoe - lightweight and comfortable, sole is firm and grippy and I particularly like the knitted top which stopped things getting inside the shoe along with the easy on/off design and the snug fit with the lacing system. For me a really good purchase and would highly recommend
These shoes look good, feel nice at first. after several days of wearing them it's all down hill... Working as a postie I needed ligth comfortable shoes and was advised these would be great. I ordered two pairs thinking I'd need to rotate for hygiene reasons. I returned one of them as the left shoes had a very rough plastic feeling patch just at my tendon level. the others were fine to start with, I think I got the all tightening thing wrong so gave it several shift with different settings. The best was very loose at the bottom and tight between the second and first rings. I wear them 4 to 9 hours a day and 5 days a week. after 6 days of wearing them the left shoe started to feel the same as the first pair I returned, really starting to feel like it was digging in the tendon... the weird thing is that it was both time on the left shoe, and that the second one did it after days of use. I tried double socks, thin, thin and thick, and two thick socks. Only time it doesn't hurt is......when I sit... They tend to slightly damage my big toes too, but seeing the issue with the inside rear of the shoe, that is nothing, only feels like a stingy patch. The grip is inexistent on patches that have a bit of organic residue when wet so I guess they'd be best for tracks with no rocks to climb over especially if said rocks are under trees. I never got to the bottom of the waterproof of the shoes as it is mentioned in the taking care bit of the description but not sure if they actually are supposed to be. Had them on in two torrential rain days and although they didn't feel wet at first, within the hour it felt like patches of wet developed, I guess it was to be expected. Overall I feel I have wasted £80...I'll be looking for waterproof trainers like these 8488626 which are less than a quarter of the price and have been more comfortable. but then even if I have to change them every four months, although not good for the planet, it'll be cheaper... First major deception from decathlon here...hopefully the last as I have been a bog fan of teh variety of items available, maybe a bad pick, maybe I don't fit their item, or maybe, just maybe these shoes are not what they claim to be Not sure I can even return these now as who wants second hand sweaty boots?...
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