Scarpa Men's Terra II GTX® Walking Boots

Managed one walk before i noticed that a chunk (approx 1cm diameter, 70% of the way through leather) above the toes had been scraped off. May be unlucky, but this has never happened with any other sho

I have walked everyday in these, I garden in them as well. I have a second pair used only for rocky terrain but that really isn't necessary. They are the best I've had since the old Hawkins British.

Initially v happy. After 12mths rubber began cracking around heel. 18mths letting in water. Very disappointed £180 boots and Scarpa not interest in their boots and why they fell apart.

Had mine for 4 years and now need to replace them as the soles have split. I reckon I've walked over 1,000 miles in them so can't complain. About to buy another pair.

Bought these boots as an upgrade from my last comfy boots (Brasher)... And after one year I can honestly say its the best £150 I have spent on foot wear ever.... I wear everyday for work and love the.

I needed a good, strong, comfortable boot that I could wear everyday due to hyper mobile joints. These are brilliant, except you slip on everything you stand on so constantly grip with toes

Comfortable, good fit and easy to clean. But after 9 months both boots suffered from leather above toes collapsing inwards for no reason. Impossible to wear. Go Outdoors replaced them without delay.

The quality of materials is great and the fit for me is very good. After 1 year durability seems to be pretty good. However the grip offered by the sole is dangerously bad on everything except grass.

Looks great but badly let down by poor quality insole. Returned insole to Go Outdoors weeks ago. They have not yet returned it to Scarpa - poor service and disappointing response from staff. Response?

Overall a good boot which is ruined by a lack of durability in the sole. Lasted just over 3 months before needing to return as portions of the sole of both boots were chipped right down the leather.

Having purchased these boots from go out doors approximately 12 months ago both boots have parted company with the soles in the same place is this normal.

Been a great boot for about 10 months, then started to leak, always looked after these boots, when went back to store asking about the two year guarantee no one wanted to know!

Lightweight comfortable boots. Warm as well. I only had an issue with the grip as i slipped twice on my first hiking with these boots on the grass with some mud. Waterproof as well and look stunning.

fantastic boot,nice and warm even with standard work socks and fit well. been up and down some steep hills with loose surface and no issues with grip or water ingress in long grass. cant fault them

excellent boot warm comfortable stable good-looking to

I've been out on a few hikes since getting these boots as a gift for Xmas. They're lightweight, comfortable, sturdy and grippy. I'm really happy with these boots and I hope to have them for a long time.

Far better fitting than previous boot. very pleased with the 2018 boot, light and very comfortable.

I bought these after my wife complained about the short life of my karrimors. These certainly look the part. They are still a bit snug but I'm sure they will be fine after a few more weeks . By then most of my toes will have fallen off due to frostbite. My feet have never been colder. The last review mentioned the lack of grip. In fact Torvill & Dean would struggle to remain upright. Save your money, buy the own brand from Aldi or Lidl , at least your feet will stay warm.

Nearly a month on they're still really comfy and I love wearing them. I do notice on certain wet surfaces for example they are really slippy and gone a cropper a few times. Other than that they're great, just watch where your walking