#SOLOMON QUEST 4D FULL#
#SOLOMON QUEST 4D FREE#

#SOLOMON QUEST 4D FULL#

And a high-top cuff and full waterproof bootie ensure protection all year long. This lightweight but supportive boot borrows running shoe technology to provide stability and comfort, while keeping the weight down. Updated for Spring/Summer 2017, the Quest 4D 2 GTX has a more ergonomic tongue for improved comfort, laces that tie even better and new design details for a fresh new look. May not be super trendy but if they fit they are good for pretty much everything outside winter.The Salomon Quest 4D 2 GTX is a hiking boot with outstanding stability and grip. Sent mine back to Bramwell International and for £85 came back with new rand, sole, laces and footbeds having been all the way to Germany and back in four weeks. Good luck with your search - it's an expensive pain when you find a pair that fit well, but fall apart. The heel is starting to wear down and I plan to get a third pair for a trekking holiday in November. I apply wax every so often to keep them tip top. They've been through all sorts of terrain/rivers/snow/bogs and still keep my feet bone dry.

#SOLOMON QUEST 4D FREE#

I've also got a wide front foot and a bunion and they fit perfectly and feet blister free from the get go. I'm on my second pair, which are now coming up for three years old and still going strong. Joey wrote:I replied to another user who was looking for recommendations on boots. Gareth Harper Posts: 424 Munros: 189 Corbetts: 74 Grahams: 26 Donalds: : 6 Joined: Location: Ayrshire They are much stiffer then the Quest 4D but once broken in I find them very comfortable. And if looked after should be good for a resole or two. They are sturdy three season leather boots and have lasted well. Later I decided to get another pair, and as I felt my heel was just a little loose in the Tethera I decided to go with the Nordkapp boot, which is essentially the same boot but in their A-Forme last – which is broad at the fore foot with a narrow heel. I have two pairs, the first pair I bought is the Tethera which is made with their standard last which comes in half sized and five widths – I went for the wide version. I also have feet which are broad at the fore foot and narrow at the heel.īut anyway, yeah, I’ve struggled for years to find boots that really fit well.

I tried a pair of those but I found they pinched me in the arch. I’m gutted, not least because they’re the comfiest boots I’ve ever had. A word of warning for anyone faced with this issue in future - Salomon will only provide a new warranty if you pay for the replacement this can be £10, but you need to pay.įast forward to April 2021 and the boots ‘bought’ in October 2019 have seen very little wear due to Covid and have now split. I’d have had to shell out some of my own hard earned cash to get a more attractive colour. I was provided with a voucher for the original value and sadly, having lived in Aberdeen long enough to be considered an Aberdonian, bought the brown pair in the sale as they were covered. I know some folks seem to accept that fabric boots will leak but they really shouldn’t. My first pair was bought in July 2017, replaced by Salomon after contacting them in August 2019 as they’d started to leak quite significantly. Out of the box they were comfortable and fit my feet so well - I have a broad forefoot and narrow heel.

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