Guys, the shoe is awesome! I got them at the beginning of December and now it's mid-January. I wear them non-stop. I didn't expect this.
First of all, I think they are beautiful. I wear them out on all my walks as normal. Even though they were intended for fields, pruning, mountain excursions, etc. In the end, I feel sorry for them and haven't used them for that yet, at least.
The most extreme conditions were in snow. Of course, they handled it perfectly. They also went through mud. Wonderful. It just hurts your heart when you see them getting dirty. But the most shocking thing was the other day when it was raining heavily. I parked at night in a spot that had turned into a pond. I hadn't realized it. So I get out of the car and as soon as I realize that one foot stepped into water up to about the ankle, I jumped back in! I shot back in! I must have previous experiences.
Anyway, since I had to get out, I dared to walk about 10 meters in such water! After I got out and realized my feet were dry, because I was sure they had gotten wet, I was stunned! I got back in immediately and stayed on purpose for 3-4 minutes. Still no water got in... I couldn't believe it. I went in a third time. Yes. So I concluded that at least so far, they don't let water in. Some of you mentioned this in the comments. But I didn't expect anything like this! Bravo!!!
The only difference with the other comments is that they are warm. Unfortunately, to me, they don't seem warm. I'd say they're normal. Like a simple sports shoe. Because I have warmer shoes. For me, fortunately, they're not that warm. That means they'll be comfortable to wear in spring too. There's definitely no problem with the cold, but in the snow, my feet got cold just like with most shoes.
For me, it's the ideal choice, then.
The only question I'd like to ask is if, in a hot environment, e.g. in summer with 35 degrees, is it possible to go hiking with them? Do your feet sweat easily? Maybe someone more experienced can write about it so the rest of us can learn too.
