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BALTORO LITE GTX - Musk

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$292 $400 In stock

Category: Hunting & Hiking Boots

The Zamberlan Baltoro Lite GTX RR combines technical performance with lightweight construction into a multi-purpose backcountry hiking, backpacking, and hunting boot. The Baltoro Lite incorporates a slim design with our beloved Zamberlan ZBPK backpacking last for an unbeatable fit. The Baltoro Lite can be counted on as your high-performance companion for long backpacking and hunting trips in harsh backcountry conditions.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

Wore these on a muddy five-mile scouting loop and my feet stayed dry the whole time thanks to the GTX lining. For how light they feel, the ankle support is surprisingly solid on rocky ground.

Richard X. ★★★★★

Took these on a five-mile scouting trip with a loaded pack and my feet never felt beat up. For a boot this light the support is honestly surprising, and the waterproof membrane shrugged off wet grass all morning.

James ★★★★★

The Gore-Tex lining kept my feet bone dry crossing a few boggy patches last weekend. For a boot this light, the ankle support on rocky descents genuinely surprised me. Break-in was basically nothing, maybe two short hikes.