Lowa Camino GTX Hiking Boots Review

Sorry, I made a mistake. These are actually the "Camino" model retailing for $300, not the "Tibet" model for $385.
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[@Doc-zg3xm]

I guess the styling has changed in the last two years. Because that looks like the current Camino, and not the Tibet.

[@Corvettelloydminster]

I’ve fallen down the stairs twice with these on in the last 3 weeks owning them.Had my old Salomon 4dx and never had a problem like that. They are a great boot and fit and comfort are awesome. If your climbing stairs be careful cause they catch in the middle and down the stairs you go.

[@seantroy4137]

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[@knightish]

Thank you for the review. I just bought one specifically for my wide feet. Had a similar issue with you with the cap area not being wide enough. My pinky toenail was purple by the end of my last long hike. Off to try this out on the trails this weekend.

[@yonatrek4668]

Hey Jurell! Thanks for the positive feedback. Hope they work out for u. Let me know how it goes. Happy trails :)

[@knightish]

These are the most comfortable boots I ever owned. Even after a 21 mile hike my feet were just fine. I was impressed most with the grip. The mountains I hiked were muddy and slippery especially after it rained the night before and the multiple Brooks and streams I crossed. But I felt confident with my footing with these boots. The toe box was wide enough for my feet. Thank you again for your review. It helped me with my decision and I don't regret it.

[@yonatrek4668]

Hey Jurell, that's great to hear! I'm glad they worked out well for u, thanks for keeping me posted about it :)

[@sdemosi]

I have the Evo model in a wide. They're a wide fit similar to Meindl. Much more comfortable than most of the Italian boots I've tried and great for long distance hikes.

[@RedPoppyArtHouse]

Great video, thanks man! One question, would you recommend these for warmer weather hunts?

[@g.h.8862]

How wide is the toe box at its widest point?

[@adamaustin3373]

what do you wash and condition boots with? or basically how often and how do you care for your boots to make last?

[@yonatrek4668]

Hey Adam, thanks for writing in. Best thing I recommend cleaning leather boots with is a non-detergent soap and water with a brush. For conditioning I like a wax-based clear shoe polish, but I can't recall the brand name at the moment. Hope that's somewhat helpful :)

[@stevenroche9874]

​@@yonatrek4668 Lowa recommends their Water Stop spray and Active Creme for all types of leather uppers.

[@Corvettelloydminster]

I agree cut into the ankle.