ZEPHYR

Manufacturer: Kayland

SKU: KHK003M03

Product Details:

Product Year

2009

Usage:

Rough Trail: Meant for light backpacking. They’re ankle high and made from fabric and leather or split-grain leather with semi-rigid soles. Low-cut boots are not considered Rough Trail boots.

Height:

high-cut

Sole Construction:

cemented, glued

Upper:

Split-grain leather, Synthetic fabric

Membrane:

eVent

Lining:

Synthetic fabric

Sizing

	Narrow	Medium	Wide	Weight	Price
Men's Whole Sizes	-	13 - 13	-	2, 7	189.95
Men's Half Sizes	-	8 - 12.5	-
Women's Whole Sizes	-	-	-	0
Women's Half Sizes	-	-	-

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I have worn these boots for a year now and love them. They have taken a lot of abuse and show little signs of wear. They have maintained their waterproof quality, comfort and breathability. I will be buying another pair this year just to have when these boots finally do start breaking down.
Posted by Norman Fuhr, May 15, 2010

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