Nokian jalkineet Finnjagd

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A sturdy rubber boot. Good grip even on slippery surfaces. I recommend! Greetings Traveler.

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Good boots, although a little too soft for the swamp.

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Good product, good grip on the bottom and support when walking in nature

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Good on the feet, sturdy and grippy sole. The stem is very narrow for thick calves.

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Water came through both boots in the first off-road summer. The previous Nokian classic boots lasted for 10 years and I only changed to new ones when I had walked to make the soles smooth. The quality of these new boots is awful.

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Fits well on the foot and the narrowing of the ankle keeps the socks in place.

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The quality has clearly deteriorated from previous years. The insole of the second shoe is already detached from the heel and arch. I had to glue with contact glue. On the inner sole of the second shoe, a strange point pressing on the sole of the foot in the area of ​​the arch. The leather patches glued under the insoles at the heel helped. The rubber material of the arms is quite soft. The heels are too high for my feet. Heavy boots. The bream is, however, good wide.

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Easy to walk on and work excellently even on rocky terrain.

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The best fit for you and suitable stiffness in the shaft, grippy bottom pattern. The downsides are the coldness and the relatively fragile rubber material, which must be stored carefully.

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After a few kilometers of forest runs with varying terrain, it's ok, but by no means wow. The previous boots were the slightly more expensive Viking Trophy High boots. They clearly had better support for the ankle, at least for my foot, and the grip was maybe a little better. However, they started to leak after half a year from the seam, and I took the money and not new boots. Before that, I was disappointed with Tretornes, they wore out in less than a year and broke in the front between the shaft and the footwear part. So let's now try "domestic" options after other Nordic ones. Do you find it difficult to purchase comfortable and durable rubber boots?