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Zamberlan Venture GT

£90.00

One of the heavier shoes on test, but still a fair bit down on a good boot, and it didn’t feel at all clumsy, so loses no marks. It is very stable and offers plenty of support, both in the upper, which is a split-leather/Cordura blend, and in the midsole, which seems to flex perfectly both front to back and ...

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Zamberlan Rise GT MNS

£135.00

A heavy boot, but it doesn’t actually feel heavy on, due to an excellent fit, with a narrow heel that almost grips the foot and a sweet rolling action that seems to propel the foot forward. It’s reasonably well-padded and the lacing’s excellent, making it easy to get a really stable fit. The thick split-leather/Cordura upper offers support and bags ...

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Zamberlan Rise GT 2009

£135.00

The Zamberlan Rise GT weighs 1388g (pair, size 42); Gore-Tex waterproof lining; good stiff toe box and heel support; Vibram outsole with good lugs for grip; good upper stiffness for hill and mountain walking. But slightly high price compared to other similar options; sole flex a little softer than others at this price; uppers with less stitching may be more ...

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Zamberlan Crest XCR/Venture 2009

£90.00

The Zamberlan Crest XCR/Venture multi-activity shoe won ‘Best in Test’ in 2008 and 2007, and for my money it is still up there. Typically of Zamberlan the Crest is a functional shoe for those who demand performance in the mountains and so it is built to take plenty of abuse. You get a Gore-Tex XCR waterproof lining to guarantee dry ...

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Zamberlan Crest XCR

£85.00

Zamberlan can always be relied upon to provide functional footwear – and the Crest XCR multi-activity shoe continues that tradition, with a design that dedicated to performance around the mountains. So you get a Gore-Tex XCR waterproof lining. The upper is a mix of suede leather and synthetics. The lacing system of the Crest extends a good way towards the ...

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Zamberlan Baffin GT

£145.00

This 3-4 season boot was only available as a men’s model last year, but now there’s a women’s version too. It’s built around a very tough 2.6mm nubuck leather and there is barely a stitch in sight. The huge rubber rand around the toe adds vital extra durability, while a Gore-Tex waterproof lining guarantees dry feet. The ankle cuff is ...

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Zamberlan Vioz GT

£130.00

This is a new 3-season boot from Zamberlan designed specifically for the UK market, so it gets a Gore-Tex waterproof lining to guarantee dry feet. More importantly it also has a full grain leather upper with minimal of stitching for improved water resistance and durability. The upper is good and stiff with a solid toe box to protect and support ...

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Zamberlan Vioz GT

£130.00

These three-season leather boots from Zamberlan are a little narrow at first, but they soften up quickly and are then very comfortable. The lacing system, which allows you to get a really good fit and stops them feeling clumsy, despite their weight, is great. The padded tongue is exceptionally comfortable and the high ankle cuffs offer good support. The wonderful ...

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Zamberlan Micron GT Plus

£100.00

These fabric boots from Zamberlan are a narrower fit and have sparser padding than some, meaning it can take a while to get comfortable in them, but once you’ve worn them in, they feel great. With a stiffish midsole and a very supportive upper, these are best on higher or rougher ground and aren’t quite as versatile as the best ...

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Zamberlan Munro

£80.00

These three-season boots from Zamberlan aren’t as padded as many and have an extremely low ankle cuff, which feels really odd at first. But it only takes a few miles to get used to them, and you won’t notice them afterwards, as if to prove the point. The other thing you’ll notice about the Munros is the light weight, which ...