Lowa Innox Pro GTX TF boot review

Right out of the box these boots have a wow factor with the overall design and fabric used. You can feel that these boots are not only lightweight – but you know that the Lowa brand is going to give you years of great use.

I own several other pairs of Lowa boots including the Zephyr, Z6S and Innox low. They are all performing great despite a ton of daily wear and abuse.

This lightweight, all-synthetic tactical boot features a bi-injected DynaPU® midsole for superb rebound, durability and cushioning and a PU MONOWRAP® frame for lateral stability.

This means I can use these boots for fieldwork, tuck hiking, trail runs, weightlifting and casual street wear. They are so comfortable I wore them on a business trip from Atlanta to Memphis to Miami and back home. That’s a lot of time stuffed in an airplane seat and walking between terminals and catching Uber. If these boots were not super comfy – there is no way I would think of wearing them.

It’s designed to travel fast and light while providing a hiking boot’s reliable traction and support, and features closed lace hooks for security and toe & heel caps for added protection. Durably waterproof/breathable.

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Construction: Slip Lasted – Injected PU Midsole
Lacing Hardware: Fabric Loops & Closed Hooks
Lining: GORE-TEX
Sole: LOWA Multi Trac®
Upper Material: Microfiber & Synthetic
Weight Per Pair (lb): 1.98
Country of Origin: Slovakia
Insole: ATC Climate Control Footbed
Midsole: Double Injection DynaPU®
Monowrap Frame®: MONOWRAP® Stability Frame
Stabilizer: Soft
Heel Drop 10mm

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