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Brasher Hillwalker

£105.00

The Hillwalkers have a fit well-suited to those with larger volume feet. The design is also classic walking boot, with lots of unstitched leather on the uppers. Shock absorption is great, with plenty of bounce in the sole which really helps when walking on stony ground and stretches of road. The grip from the sole is good enough and provides ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 3
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Hurricane GTX

£95.00

A very comfortable shoe, with a good amount of lateral stiffness that copes well with uneven terrain. They’re more flexible across the toe than the some, though, so you won’t experience a lovely rolling action, making them less suitable for long walks on rough ground, even though the Brasher sole grips very well on rock. There’s plenty of mesh in ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 4
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Lithium GTX

£120.00

A true lightweight, spring-orientated boot with full-fabric upper construction that gives them straight-from-the-box comfort. In an effort to strengthen the upper, Brasher have used plastic ‘Tri-Fit’ reinforcing strips (the upside-down V shapes you can see in the photo). These do offer some strengthening although the upper fabric remains quite soft, and coupled with the wide mid-foot volume, it makes these ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 3
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Hurricane GTX 2011

£90.00

The Brasher Hurricane GTX is a good, robust shoe that has a slightly traditional look due to its brown colour but is making use of the latest materials. So the upper is primarily synthetic mesh, with a very tight knit to keep grit away from the Gore-Tex lining. Brown suede adds extra protection around the lower sides of the upper ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 4
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Supalite II GTX

£130.00

A light boot, as the Supalite name suggests, this is a classic low-level walking boot, with no real fancy bits to get in the way of performance. There’s hardly any stitching at all to risk leaking. A good degree of flex, and a lower ankle cuff mean you may not get as much support as you may require for more ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 3
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Krypton GTX

£95.00

Excellent all-rounders, but the fit of the Krypton is not the best for stability or comfort. The sole unit is spot-on  with loads of lateral stiffness in the midsole yet plenty of flex at the toe where it’s needed, and the outsole gripped really well on a variety of surfaces. Plenty of shock absorption in the heel, too. And although ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 4
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Argon 2010

£65.00

The weight and the price of the Brasher Argon lift it beyond the average multi-activity shoe. But more importantly there are some good performance features here too. Firstly the upper is reasonably durable thanks to the use of suede and double lines of stitching. It is not waterproof but it is very breathable and more water-resistant than some alternatives. The ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 4
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Helium X CR

£85.00

Amazingly light, especially for a shoe with a waterproof lining. But overall they feel more like a running shoe than a multi-activity shoe. For walking, this will suit those that are prepared to sacrifice comfort and support to save weight, but they are just a bit too flimsy for the really tough stuff unless you have very strong feet and ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 3
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Helium XCR 2009

£85.00

The Brasher Helium XCR multi-activity shoe manages to tick a lot of boxes and so it is a true multi-activity shoe. Firstly it is relatively lightweight at just 856g (pair, size 11), making it ideal for stashing in a pack when looking for a shoe to travel with or wear around a campsite. But functionally it benefits from a waterproof ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 4
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Calusa XCR

£80.00

An odd fit, as the upper is very stiff and notably pre-shaped, but might be exceptionally comfortable for the right feet. The Calusa is a very stiff shoe that takes the sharp edges off rough ground, however it feels a little too rigid for its low-cut style. Good grip on most surfaces, though.

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 2
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Calusa XCR

£80.00

This is a tougher multi-activity shoe than you might expect from Brasher, which is perhaps better known for producing ‘softer’ footwear. The Calusa XCR has a mesh and leather upper with a waterproof lining to provide good protection for the foot. But what sets it apart is the tougher-than-average toe box coupled with a very supportive upper that provides good ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 3
  • Owners' rating rating is 3
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Brasher Calusa XCR

£80.00

This is a tougher multi-activity shoe than you might expect from Brasher, which is perhaps better known for producing ‘softer’ footwear. The Calusa XCR has a mesh and leather upper with a waterproof lining to provide good protection for the foot. But what sets it apart is the tougher-than-average toe box coupled with a very supportive upper that provides good ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 3
  • Owners' rating rating is 0
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Brasher Diabolo Low XCR

£70.00

These multi-activity shoes from Brasher are well padded and low-cut, and the mesh uppers mould to your feet straight away. The lacing system ensures a really secure fit, and I like the softness in the tongue. Despite having a chunky, grippy sole and waterproof XCR lining, they are light, and feel equally at home on the trail and in the ...

  • LFTO.com rating rating is 5
  • Owners' rating rating is 0

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