Vasque Men's Breeze LT ECO Hiking Shoes

I’m a returning customer. My previous winter/hiking boots were the same brand and they seemed to work forever. They fit perfectly if you go with 0.5 size larger than you normally wear. They look great and have decent traction.

I love these boots! And sad they don’t have them anymore. I used them for hiking and decided to give them a try at work. I work in Agriculture, around the U.S. rucking fields of grain, corn, wheat etc. They are waterproof and so comfy to walk in for hours. But the true challenge came where I mostly work, on top of grain bins and silos installing systems and rappelling. Very sharp edges pretty much everywhere. Nothing about them fell apart, the comfort of being on top on an angled roof for hours in these boots we’re is amazing ;and never slipped on sheet metal. Repelling was also nice with with ribbed tips, it held good. After a year, they asked for retirement. Awesome boots!! I wish they made some type of work boot.

These boots have been phenomenal. You’ll see review that don’t like the fit… they are slim and that’s perfect for me. As well you might see some that say they are water proof. I’ve reviewed tons of boots in this super lightweight category and most manufacturers are shaving so much off I haven’t found one that really is as waterproof and breathable as you’d want. I felt this boot really did a good job. It’s fairly water resistant while being quite breathable. I don’t know how many hundred miles I’ve put on my old pair over the last few years, but I look forward to seeing how this new pair holds up. Note, my old pair was often used bouldering while hiking and bushwhacking while shed hunting. I also trail tan in mine a few times they are so lightweight as others have said.

I bought these shoes about 2 months ago and I am really happy with them. I have been using them as an everyday winter shoe and, so far, I have no complaints, just praises. They are incredibly comfortable and light, they are warm, but not too warm, and they have been holding great against rain and snow. My feet are on the narrow side and I usually have some issues finding shoes in which my feet don't slide from side to side. But these shoes wrap my feet and hold them in place. I might get a second pair soon!

Put several hundred miles on mine in spring, summer, late fall and some winter. They are a great shoe if matched with the correct seasonal socks. I have no idea why people give these shoes a bad review. I bought a pair for my wife and I'm not shopping for my next pair. I'd love to see them with some insulation but then I'd loose the light weight nature of them which I love. It's like wearing a tennis shoe in the mountains as far as comfort but they are very durabile and offer great ankle support

I’ve had these for a couple weeks now and they are by far the best lightweight, waterproof, and COMFORTABLE boot. Doesn’t even feel like a boot when wearing it! I’d even go so far to wear these as an everyday shoe

Atmosphere repeatedly tried selling the same defective shoe. Ordered it to to get a new pair. Sent the same shoe. Absolutely terrible customer service.

The boots are extremely narrow at the toe, tight as a corset everywhere else, don’t breathe, and are not water resistant. I’ve worn them for five months now for work, hiking, hunting, and Search and Rescue training and callouts. This is far from my first time breaking in a pair of boots. However, every time I wore them, my heels would blister, and my feet looked like they had been sitting in water all day from the lack of breathability. My feet also immediately got wet when walking through wet grass or taking a single step through an inch of water. A couple months in, lumps began to develop under my toes. I couldn’t figure out what it was because it was between the lining and the soles. The liners are sewn, so I couldn’t figure out what the lumps were or remove them. The lumps kept getting bigger until it was unbearable to wear the boots. I decided to cut them open to finally figure out what the problem was, and discovered 2/3 of a cup of dirt in between the linings and the soles. Not only does the waterproof liner not keep out water, it can’t even keep out dirt.