Altama Mens Maritime Assault Low

Super Qualität so wie man diese von Altama kennt, gut verpackt und prombt gelieferteinzig die Größe ist etwas zu Groß geraten

Super schneller Versand, die Schuhe würde ich halbe Größe größer empfehlen (dadurch hat es bei uns top gepasst). Sehr leicht und sehr bequem.

My son requested these for wearing on the job and around the property for doing chores. He stated they’re very comfortable, size was as expected, and have a more durable wear than regular shoes and more comfy than boots, great substitute for both.They arrived on time and well packaged with no damage. I will no doubt be ordering another pair in a different color for Xmas!

Ich angle (shore-jigging im Meer). Meine Nike-Stiefel sind 1x versehentlich mit Salzwasser in Beruehrung gekommen, bevor ich zu Hause ankam hatte sich schon die Sohle vom Schuh geloest.Mit diesen Schuhen STEHE ich Stunden IM Salzwasser. Zu Hause mit Frischwasser ordentlich ausspuelen und an der Sonne trocknen. Nach Monaten im Dauer-EInsatz immer noch wie neu (Aussehen, Leistung, Komfort). Auch uber rasiermesserscharfe Felsen befoerdern sie mich sicher.Das Design ist genial: Statt zu versuchen die Schuhe wasserdicht zu machen setzt der Hersteller auf schnelle Wasserabfuehrung (spezielle Kanaele) und schnelles Trocknen (duenner Stoff).

13 R fits perfect, comfortable from the first step

Die Boots sind gut verarbeiten, passen von der Grösse auch gut. Einzige Mako sind die Anlagesäulen, die zu den Füssen etwas "kleben", wenn man der Fuß rauszieht und sich aufbiegen und von der Säule lösen. Stört mich aber nicht wirklich, da ich die Anlagesäulen sonst meistens bei den Winter/Herbst-Schuhen rausnehme um sie zum Trocknen.Sonst die gute Boots für den Preis.kann ich weiterempfehlen.

Awesome shoes. Great fit. Very comfortable.

Great boots!!If you are upset because they are not waterproof, it because they were made for operators to wear with fins if they are doing amphibious insert.

So I love Chuck Taylors. I wear red high tops every day. However, I work in an office and the shoes are good for sitting and periodic standing. Anything more and my feet need more support.I always wanted Converse to make tactical chucks, but the closest I was able to get were Converse combat boots.Apparently the guys at Altama had seen the pictures of Special Forces soldiers in Vietnam sporting Chucks, ranger panties, and an XM177 carbine. Or perhaps they realized that Chucks are still in use as approach shoes and lightweight sneakers when combat boots might raise suspicions.While Nike hinted at more hardcore Chucks at the end of last year, they do not hold a candle to these suckers.Most of the stuff you can see from the pictures, but here's some highlights I liked.1. The outsoles are made of the same plastic that my climbing shoes are, and are grippy even when wet.2. The design flaws seen on original chucks have been remedied. The banding around the outsole and upper have been sewn on to prevent premature separation. They have also cut the banding at the flex point to prevent the typical tearing (although it is supposedly actually to allow your foot to push water out of the shoe.So how do the shoes perform? Pretty good. They are light. They have more padding on the tongue and upper than chucks; something I'm not the biggest fan of, but helps. They do well in the water, and they do in fact work well with fins. I'm no high speed low drag UTD diver, but I do like the idea of a shoe that I can wear into the water, slap fins on, and then walk out of the water later. No need to stop and take off wet suit boots after a dive, you just walk ashore and keep going like a boss. The cut on the back of the high tops allow for full flex of the ankle with fins on. They worked well in my dive and I didn't have to change shoes at all that day.Good to finally see tactical Chuck Taylors. Would highly recommend.