Haix Black Eagle Athletic 2.1 GTX High

— Show original

Damn good booties.

— Show original

They feel of high quality, fit your foot, are light, support the ankle well and breathe well enough that the foot does not sweat indoors.

— Show original

It took 3 months and the membrane started to leak from the top of the toes. If well maintained, the shoes were guaranteed and the complaint was handled well, even though it took a while. A new test will be taken in the spring. Now go with hiking rubber boots. The shoe itself is sturdy, light and one of the best for walking.

— Show original

The shoes are really good, the best shoes I've owned. I normally wear 39 shoes, I took a size 40 of these, which seems to fit all shoes but is not too big

— Show original

The shoes are warm/grinding and warm in the sun. They dry quickly in the forest when they get wet. Convenient "two-part" tightening system. Holds water moderately well when tied to a tight leg and with waterproofing spray.

— Show original

The sizes are a bit big, I ordered two different sizes that I usually wear and the smaller one was 1/2-1 size too big for the length. The last is quite narrow. My friend also bought the same shoes directly from the store, but the shoe started leaking water at the toe after two weeks of use during a refresher exercise. I returned the shoes and bought Lowas.

— Show original

Very good shoes, even in humid and wet conditions. In places where you have to stand in water, they help, but after a long time your feet get wet. But the feet are dry, even though sometimes you have to walk in the rain and on wet grass. All that remains is to dry the boots properly each time and take care of them.

— Show original

Light weight, quick to put on and comfortable to walk in.

— Show original

Beautiful, somewhat narrow, but I knew that before.

— Show original

They fit well. Especially the wide last of the shoe suits me. Usually I have to take a little more than a large size, so that the bream doesn't squeeze, there was no need now. Light on the feet and breathe as well as a maihar can now expect. I also use a double sock, which naturally affects the matter. Still stiff in the heel and a bit in the shaft, but the shoes have only been walked twenty kilometers, so this is completely to be expected. They haven't rubbed even when completely new. The sole of the half size smaller shoe rubbed when testing, even though it would have been suitable otherwise. I recommend that if the heel feels like it's rubbing, take a half size bigger shoe. The recording system is good and quick to tighten. I especially like the tape concealment on the flap. It is impossible to say anything about durability at this point. Civilian M05 maihars lasted over 11 years in use, so let's see how far these will go. I can't say about water resistance because the weather has been dry. However, I have no reason to doubt that these won't stay dry, because the guy's almost identical Haix will stay. I warmly recommend it, on the assumption that these do not rot after a couple of years of use.