All of the boots top-picked by more than one reviewer are included in ConsumerSearch Fast Answers. We also included The North Face's Triple Divide because it received the most convincing praise of any boot in its inexpensive price range. In fact, many consumer reviewers simply gave up on this boot altogether after trashing their feet. However, those few people who were able to get this boot to loosen up call it an all-time favorite. All three of these models are worth a look if you're planning on quick travel with light to moderate loads.
Some hikers like to travel super-light.
Mesh panels, stretchy uppers, composite soles and retrograde rubber are just part of a laundry list of lightweight and sturdy materials being introduced into lightweight boots almost on a daily basis. At the opposite end of the spectrum, you can find double-boots made of plastics, polymers, vinyls and epoxies, which can be fitted with special climbing accessories such as ice crampons, insulated coverings and more. Where To Get Your Questions Answered Planet Feedback is a service that allows you to either ask questions about products, or to seek help in disputes with manufacturers or vendors. Planet Feedback offers to intercede to help make sure the manufacturer pays attention to you. This site touts the case of a customer at Radio Shack, who wasn't allowed to return a product until Planet Feedback pressured the store on his behalf.