Vasque Ranger GTX

Vasque is no longer in business, and the Ranger GTX has been discontinued. If you're looking for something new, check out the best hiking boots for 2025.

I prefer the lighter, more flexible boots - not that many choices. I have 2 pair of the older model Ranger - fits the bill for me - I found replacing the removable midsole with a higher quality after-market version is good. Raises total price, but still a good idea.
The leather may be a little thin , but I think the interior of heavy duty boots would prob. wear out anyway...???
Use: every day use to 15 mile day hikes. bad back, I don't carry heavy pack.
Break-in Period: none
Price Paid: $89
A very light boot that has great support and gore-tex waterproofing. A nice leather-fabric mix to combine longevity as well as reducing the wright and increasing breathability.
Used on some scrambles with light bag. Good all round comfort. Highly recommended.
Materials: leather, Gore-tex
Use: hiking, scrambling
Break-in Period: few days
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Historic Range: $59.98-$109.95 Reviewers Paid: $89.00 |
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Historic Range: $49.96-$109.95 |