Men's Vasque Wasatch GTX

Love how comfortable the boots are but I wore the heals out in about 3 months and the soles and rubber toes cracked at about 6 months. I have an older pair of the same boots that lasted much longer (about 3 years). I'm guessing the manufactoring moved off shore and quailty has suffered.

love the boots very comfortable, but the laces come apart and the soles crack at the ball of my foot, had the boots not even a year too bad, might have to find another brand! come on vasque quality is job one!!!!

I have owned a number of boots from various companies (ie Columbia, Merrell) and this is the first boot that I wore out the vibrum soles before the leather cracked or seams came apart. I had no break-in period with these, and use them from lightweight activities like dog walking to 10,000 foot peaks. Although a little pricey, I feel they are the best I have ever owned.

These boots are extremely comfortable, light-weight, durable, and waterproof. The size is true-to-size. My 20 year old Vasque boots died on a wilderness campout. The new ones are as good a quality and construction

Vasque Wasatch GTX Hiking Boots give me great foot support and protection. I can't even feel small rocks thru the boot. They required no break-in period. It is easy to lace them up tight. Only one problem...they slide on flat wet surfaces such as a painted garage floor. But for outdoor trails they can't be beat.

Suprised at negative reviews. Had mine approx 5 years hiking the Trinities and lava beds along the Klamath river. Lots of rocks and sidehill use, No sign of failing soles. Can't beat the fit and comfort. Must have just been a bad batch of sole material or something.

upper part of shoe lasts but the sole cracked and is comming apart after a year

wore these boots for two months and they started to crack around the toe area one month later the sole cracked in two

I've been buying Vasque boots for the past 25 years or so and they've been of great quality. However in the past few years I've had quite a negative experience with them ending with the Wasatch. Haven't had these for a year and the soles are completely cracked in the arches. Same such a good company has gone down hill. Will be asking for my money back.

Working for a federal land management agency I heard good things about this boot. It had a great fit from the moment I put them on but didn't last 6 months, the sole cracked along the ball of the foot. I have tried 3 pairs now and they all cracked. I don't recommend them..

For the first few months these boots held up pretty well, were comfortable and quite light when compared to my old Lowa's. After about 5-6 months the laces fell apart,the soles cracked completely from one side to the next and the soles had worn through to the foam core in spots. Water poured in and out all winter long and the boots are going into the trash as soon as I can get the funds together for some new Lowa's (my last pair lasted nearly 7 years!!)These Vasque boots are made in China and it shows in the quality.

Just bought the Wasatch to replace the Vasque GTX Breeze I've had for three years previous. Used it for everything including trip to Yosemite. It was light and comfortable, really from day one. For some reason though it got very tight. I guess from water shrinking it? Anyway the Wasatch feels pretty good, toe box has ample room, the size feels on target. Hiking local peaks in the next few weeks will report back.