Haix Combat GTX

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Used for about 1 week. Changed from ECCO professional 2 which I thought was absolutely fantastic. My first impression of Combat GTX is that it is light, comfortable and transports moisture well. The heel cap consists of a form of foam plate that runs along the entire back, I suspect it is there to reduce chafing. However, this plate is sewn with coarse stitches which in turn causes chafing. However, I think it will disappear when the boots are more worn.

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Good boots. Comfortable on the feet and waterproof.

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A little poor waterproofing, otherwise really good

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Fits well on the foot. With different widths of last, you can easily find a shoe that fits your foot.

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Used for a few years. Still keeps water out and is a good shoe for walking. Last quite narrow for flat feet.

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I was looking for a replacement for my previous Haix Airpower P6 and these popped up on the screen. The P6s fit like socks; these have a wider last in the middle and the heel feels less sturdy, so they are not as comfortable. The sizes are smaller, so when the previous P6 was a 9.5 I took these in size 10. The shoes feel lighter, the lace loops work worse and the price is about twice as much, so I am not very happy with these. The soles turn to stone in the cold, just like the P6s. I have been using them for about a couple of weeks now and they do their job.

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A good shoe for year-round use.

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Looser than the Haix maihars I bought earlier.

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Good to walk

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Based on a test lasting a couple of nights: High-quality and durable shoes, also hold water well. Comfortable and light on the feet, not the slightly clumsy and heavy "bumps" like many basic hiking shoes. It breathes, which means that you can also wear them in the summer, but at the same time they are also warm enough for cooler weather. The only thing that makes me think, when on a longer stretch in more challenging terrain, the foot moved a little in the shoe and it started to feel that the size was too small (a little rubbing on the tip of the toes). Or the shoe just loosened/was loose. Future trips to show!