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Salomon Mens Campside Manilla Mid GTX Boot

Salomon

Mens Campside Manilla Mid GTX Boot

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Mens Campside Manilla Mid GTX Boot

Salomon - Mens Campside Manilla Mid GTX Boot
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Product Code 32110419

A light, versatile, mid-cut boot, well suited to a variety of uses, from easy lowland walks to world travel.

Flexible enough for all day comfort but with enough support to give confidence on uneven ground, the Campside is built on the renowned platform of a Salomon Contagrip sole unit. The breathable synthetic uppers are lined with a waterproof Gore-Tex membrane for protection from the weather, while the heel and toe sections have high-strength reinforcements to guard against the scuffs and scrapes of the trail.


Please Note: No further discount or special offer reductions apply. Available online, by phone and in limited stores, subject to availability.

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Product Features

  • Weight: 500g (Size 11, single boot)
  • Upper: synthetic leather and breathable textile
  • Cushioning midsole
  • Contagrip outsole
  • Reinforced toe and heel

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Comment on Annie's review Reviewed By Simon, 19 Feb 2013

You are wearing a waterproof sock in a waterproof boot and a waterproof gaiter over!! Try wearing a good quality wool based walking sock (instead of the Sealskinz), with or without a liner and see what difference it makes.
I am guessing the water is condensation from the inside of your gaiters as your gaiters are probably waterproof and NOT breathable. The condensation has wicked over the outside of your waterproof socks and been drawn down into the boot. 1. Use wool socks. 2. Check your gaiters are breathable not just waterproof. 3. do a test walk without gaiters.
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Brand new but let in water Reviewed By Annie, 13 Jan 2013

I took a pair of these, worn twice, back to CO this week because on both occasions the lining of the upper had been sodden when I took the boots off. I had worn gaiters and the insides of the boots were perfectly clean so clearly no muddy water had got in over the tops. I had worn Sealskin socks so any moisture from my feet had stayed inside my socks. CO said there was nothing wrong with the boots but replaced them. I wore the replacement pair today with exactly the same outcome - both boot linings wet. Any suggestions, anyone?