Haix Combat GTX

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Looser than the Haix maihars I bought earlier.

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Good to walk

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Based on a test lasting a couple of nights: High-quality and durable shoes, also hold water well. Comfortable and light on the feet, not the slightly clumsy and heavy "bumps" like many basic hiking shoes. It breathes, which means that you can also wear them in the summer, but at the same time they are also warm enough for cooler weather. The only thing that makes me think, when on a longer stretch in more challenging terrain, the foot moved a little in the shoe and it started to feel that the size was too small (a little rubbing on the tip of the toes). Or the shoe just loosened/was loose. Future trips to show!

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Really good on the feet. However, I don't think the bar is particularly wide. I took my "normal" shoe size, and they fit just fine. Double socks could be a bit too tight, so if you like to wear thick socks or double socks, I recommend taking one size bigger than normal. Overall, however, a very good and profitable purchase, I recommend!

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Fits the foot of a wider last better than other Haixis

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High-quality and suitable for Finnish conditions.

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The old worn out Airpower P3s fit like gloves, these in the same size feel half a size bigger. Otherwise, they are exactly what they should be. The soles, at least when new, have reasonable grip even in winter weather like this.

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A high-quality shoe that fits a person's foot by throwing it on, as long as you take a size bigger than normal. No drive-in required. If the wear resistance is the same as in my previous Haixes, it's a top shoe. Time will tell on durability. The stem could be a little longer.