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Kenetrek Mountain Extreme Non-Insulated Hiking Boot

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Size: 15


Color: Brown


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Get in gear with the Mountain Extreme hunting boot from Kenetrek. This sturdy leather boot has deep lugs for excellent traction over harsh and rocky terrain, and its reinforced toe guard offers full protection to meet the needs of your outdoorsy lifestyle. Rugged terrain and severe weather can make hunting in the backcountry brutal, but even the toughest of expeditions can become more enjoyable if you take good care of your feet. At Kenetrek, they build their boots “for the trail less traveled,” by punishing every product through a rigorous test phase that they can’t help but to enjoy. They know you will find total quality and performance with their products because they already have.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 12 x 8 x 4 inches; 2 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ KE-420-NI


Department ‏ : ‎ mens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 12, 2009


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Kenetrek


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Outstanding Construction, Fit and Support
Size: 11 Color: Brown
1. I am size 11, received size 11 and fit was perfect. 2. These boots provide excellent support from the balls of my feet, through the arch, ankle , and up onto the lower calf. In addition, the toe box was very comfortable (I could easily wiggle my toes) even going down steep inclines. 3. All materials appear to by top quality, and durable. 4. The boots were initially a bit stiff, but with about two weeks of wearing them first around the house, and then on short outdoor walks, they became more flexible, while still maintaining the strong support. After this break-in period I used them on a 2 week hiking trip in the Bears Ear/four corners area of New Mexico, Arizona , Utah, Colorado. We typically did day trips hiking 4 to 9 miles each day. These trips were over moderately difficult terrain (elevation changes, rocks, etc.) and the boots were a substantial help due to their strong support, comfort/good fit, & fairly rigid sole. These are in short, the best boots I've had in the past 77 years (old codger here!). BTW, I have the non-insulated version and temps ranged from low 30's to high 70's. I was very comfortable in any weather. 5. The only concern I have in recommending these boots is that their foot support overall is fairly rigid, and best suited for rocky terrain. They would not be my first choice low/flat land such as Midwest grassland or woods. On the other hand, if I could have only one pair of boots, these would be my first choice. 6. I have gone through water 6"-8" deep and absolutely no leakage. Feet stayed totally dry even after sustained wet trail. 7. Overall, these are EXCELLENT boots, and I recommend them without reservation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021 by C. Berger
    • You get what you pay for
Size: 10.5 Color: Brown
Boots are excellent. I have 100 miles on them so far for this hunting season. They still look brand new. Very well built. High quality materials. Great stability and ankle support. They fit true to size. I chose the uninsulated boots and I'm very happy. I can still fit thick wool socks if needed.
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Kelby Sivek
    • Expensive but worth it. I wish some of these American made boots would learn from Kenetrek or at least compete with them.
Size: 9 Color: Brown
In the past, I have always worn a different brand due to their price point. Recently I needed new hunting boots and purchased my same brand but the quality is just not the same. I figured I would try and give them a chance, but after a couple of weeks I returned them. Then I decided I should just take that leap of going to a higher end boot....the Kenetreks. I was very apprehensive to purchase a boot like the Kenetrek due to the price range. However, I tried on a pair and was thrilled at how comfortable, supportive, and well-made they are. Kenetreks are the real deal when it comes to a solid boot - heres why... Once I put them on, laced them up, I noticed the tongue did not cram up or bunch up under the lacing. The tongue just folded up neatly all the way up along my ankle and shins. I never felt any of the eyelets digging into my skin or shins. During the lacing up, I noticed that I did not have to mess with putting the tongue in place, folding it, or aligning it up as I laced the boot. The arch support, at first, seems just a tad high. The support around the sides of feet were snug. My foot basically felt as if it was glued to the sole and would not at all slide around, such as my other lower-quality boots that I returned. I still have wiggle room for my toes. I am wearing a light wool sock and at first, they are a little too snug, but immediately as I start walking around in them it's like the boot loosens up just perfect to where my feet are perfect. I noticed now, that the arch support is just fine. Its probably because my other boots arch supports are worn out. I noticed with these Kenetreks, each time at first when I put them on that I noticed the arch, but then after 10 minutes, either the arch support forms to my arch or my feet get use to it. I used the regular shoe size measuring device, and one foot is a 8.5 and the other is 9. And of course you are suppose to go with the bigger size foot. But even when I tried on both sizes, I felt I could wear either size. That I couldn't believe, because all the other shoes and boots that I've tried on in the past, there was a noticeable difference between the 8.5 and 9. With the Kenetreks, it was hardly noticeable. I opted to go with the larger size 9, that way if I could wear a thicker wool sock and allow for that extra wiggle room for my toes. I believe these boots a true to size. I've worn these on several training hikes in preparation for my hunt. I've gone on 2.5 mile hikes each time to start breaking them in. I noticed the soles have great traction. The soles grip the gravel, sandy, rocky, dirty, muddy, grassy, etc.. terrain very well. The support in these shoes are awesome. When I walked through a Sam's Club on the concrete surface, they felt a tad hard and I felt that it was much better to be worn on dirt/rocks. Seemed like these boots are definitely for the outdoors. Now the awesome part. I've come to notice the following as I have been putting on and taking these boots off several times now. When taking these boots off, talk about easy. You just unlace all the speed laces down to the eyelets, and then with a gentle nudge at the heel, these boots just slip off with no work at all. None of this having to kick hard, or pull hard, to yank your boots off, or having to unlace even more to loosen the boot laces down to its toes just to fight to get the boots off!! And now to put them on.... easy! I can have the boot standing on its own, without me holding the boot up, no hands, just slip my foot in and step down into the boot, and my foot goes right in! I dont have to do the pulling the sides of the boot up or fight and shove my foot down into the boot to get these on. Lace them up, and I'm ready. So my first impression of these are that they are a solid, boot and are the real deal for a hunting/mountaineering boot. I've got two hunts, deer and elk, coming up. I hope these last for a reasonably long time based on normal wear and tear. The construction of the boot seems of high quality. We'll see how these do in the next couple of years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2014 by Lee W.
    • Boots that Kick You-Know-What
Size: 13 Color: Brown
This is my second pair of Kenetreks (I bought a pair of Hardscrable Lights, but they were a size too small, so my toes were not liking it and I had to go larger) and I opted to go with the high tops this time around. If you don't want to end up spending a lot on hiking boots, don't try these on, because from the get-go, you will be able to tell that they are going to be a comfortable, quick-to-break-in, high-mileage, and foot-and-ankle-defending boot. I had a buddy try on my prior pair and then go with a more budget oriented boot. It took him a while before he stopped defending his choice of not spending the $$ to get the boot that would truly support his ability to do high mileage across rough terrain with a heavy pack while hunting . . . he knew he was settling for second best and had to keep telling me why. Funny how that works. Anyway . . . I could go on and on about the all-day, 10-12 miles per consecutive days, with a hunting pack on my back comfort, the waterproofing, the support, light weight, the traction and more, but maybe consider this instead: I was fortunate enough to fill my archery elk tag a few weeks ago and ended up packing the first load out in the dark. I was side-hilling down the last hill on my thousand-foot descent from the ridge that I had got my elk on the other side of and was within site of the truck, wading through the waist-high shrubs and bushes, tired (it had been an 18-hour day at that point, with the last three hours of it hiking with a heavy pack on my back) and within 50 yards, managed to step into three different holes that I never saw coming. My ankles rolled in each of them and I know from prior experience that a shorter or lesser boot would have left me with at least sprained and maybe a broken ankle. The Mountain Extremes provided the support to have those missteps not be a detrimental event. To my hunting brethren (and sistren) out there who put on big miles to ridiculous places in ridiculous conditions to fill their hunting tags . . . check out this boot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2018 by The CB Hammer

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