Outdoor tactical boots

Rubber outsole and midsole: non-slip rubber on the ground with a rubber midsole above it, so grip and cushioning both come from the sole unit.
Side zip and metal speed hooks: lace them once to the fit you want, then zip in and out for the rest of the week.
Mesh panel and mesh lining: a vented quarter panel over a mesh lining keeps air moving inside the boot on a warm climb.
High-top with a flat heel: the shaft steadies the ankle across tussock and scree, the flat heel keeps you level on rock and hardpack.
Heel loop and a moulded toe panel: a webbing loop at the back drags the boot on over a thick sock, and the moulded panel across the toe takes the scuffing that splits a plain upper.

Outdoor Tactical Boots: Non-Slip Rubber for Wet British Hill Ground

British hill ground is wet, uneven and rarely flat, which is where the sole does most of the work. The Outdoor Tactical Boots run non-slip rubber on the outsole with a rubber midsole above it, so you get bite on a greasy stile and something left under the ball of your foot after four hours of walking. The high shaft steadies the ankle across tussock and loose stone, while the flat heel keeps your weight where you want it on a rocky descent. Metal speed hooks and a side zip mean the boot keeps the fit you set, morning after morning. Cemented construction and a mesh vent panel put these in three-season territory: sound for hiking, camping and range days, with something heavier kept back for deep winter. At a kilo the pair they are heavy enough to feel planted on broken ground and light enough for a full day on the hill.

Outdoor tactical boots

Outdoor Tactical Boots: Non-Slip Rubber for Wet British Hill Ground

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