>>1732670>excessively sweaty feet in those and if they aren't too worn, they keep out water from rain, wet grass etcThis hundred times, they greatly withstand the tearing loads(wtf) when going down the unpathed slopes, with wet grass, stones. The only damage they got after merciless use, was a bit of worn thread in front,from rubbing on stones and grass, but still it didn't affect the durability. I killed them in the end, left too close by the fire... The only downside is they attract too much of attention from heavily loaded ''K2'' tourists, wearing 2kg boots on the same routes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkZv1SECcOg 