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Lundhags - Jaure II High - Hunting boots
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men
- Recommended use:
- trekking, hillwalking
- Type:
- high ankle
- Material type:
- leather, synthetic
- Material note:
- contains non-textile parts of animal origin
- Certifications:
- terracare leather
- Membrane:
- yes
- Fabric properties:
- insulated, waterproof
- Closure:
- lacing
- Sole:
- Vibram
- Midsole:
- polyurethane
- Footbed:
- removable insole
- Weight:
- 2,800 g
- Reference size:
- medium-sized pair
- Extras:
- rock guard, resoleable, protective toecap
- Item No.:
- 019-0290
Product description
Surefooted, even in the most rugged of terrain - Regardless of whether you're walking through muddy, rocky or slippery terrain, the Lundhags Jaure II High trekking boots will get you where you're going!These boots boast a high triple-layer shaft. The upper is made of high-quality nubuck leather, and the middle layer features the padded and stabilising Ariaprene COR Slow Rebound, whilst the interior consists of a soft and well insulated microfiber lining. The bottoms of the shoes are equipped with a high protective rubber rand. A TPU toe cap serves as additional protection against wear. Thanks to the Opti last developed by Lundhags, the boots will provide your feet (and your toes in particular) with plenty of space and thus allow for a perfect fit. The EVA midsole serves to absorb impact, whilst the Vibram outsole will provide excellent traction in rugged terrain. With the Lundhags Jaure II High, you'll have all the grip and stability you need!
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Reviews overview
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Praise vs. Criticism
SAUL
07.03.2022Professional quality for all extreme environments
These shoes are perfect, I work in steep boreal forests to mountain pike's, volcanic craters to fine silica deserts and there isn't a boot I would rather have than these.
- Advantages
- Stabilizes the foot
- Robust
- Durable
- Waterproof
- Good grip
- Price / performance
- Comfortable
Cairo Juan
23.02.2024STYLISH BUT OVERATED
I THINK THE CONCEPT OF THE BOOTS IS GOOD IE EASY TO CLEAN,
LUNDHAGS ARE HEAVILY MARKETED BY THE REVIEWERS
- Advantages
- Good grip
- Finish
- Waterproof
- Robust
- concept
- Stylish
- Disadvantages
- Uncomfortable
- Recommended use
- POSING
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This is what other customers say:
71% have found the reviews
by SAUL helpful
These shoes are perfect, I work in steep boreal forests to mountain pike's, volcanic craters to fine silica deserts and there isn't a boot I would rather have than these.
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Advantages
Stabilizes the foot Robust Durable Waterproof Good grip Price / performance Comfortable
40% have found the reviews
by MARK helpful
Purchased these boots to replace a pair of Professional high that i have had for about 8 years, worn daily for walking two border collies on varied terrains , Mountain, moorland, coast & country lane.
Everything on the boots still original even the soles.
Hopefully the JAURE 2 will match them step for step.
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Advantages
Waterproof Durable Finish Comfortable Price / performance Stabilizes the foot Breathable Robust Good grip -
Recommended use
Trekking Hiking
35% have found the reviews
by Cairo Juan helpful
I THINK THE CONCEPT OF THE BOOTS IS GOOD IE EASY TO CLEAN,
LUNDHAGS ARE HEAVILY MARKETED BY THE REVIEWERS
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Advantages
Good grip Finish Waterproof Robust concept Stylish -
Disadvantages
Uncomfortable -
Recommended use
POSING
79% have found the reviews
by Andreas helpful
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Advantages
Lightweight Robust Stabilizes the foot Good grip -
Disadvantages
Not waterproof -
Recommended use
Hiking Winter hiking
43% have found the reviews
by Oliver helpful
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Advantages
Robust Good grip Breathable Comfortable Stabilizes the foot Finish -
Recommended use
Trekking Winter hiking Hiking
thanks for the opportunity to comment.....I would like to know how long hes had the boots?
Hi, I am the original commenter - i had the boots from 2021 and I have just retired them now at the start of 2026. That is why I am back here, looking to a new pair of boots.
In those 5 years, they were worn nearly daily, for 6 months deep within the Amazon Rainforest, for 1 year in high alpine mountains in Europe and Canada (BC), for a trek in the Sahara desert, and for nearly 6 months of 7-days-a-week horse riding at 4,000m in the Andes of Ecuador. I wore them for everything, from attending university in a european city, to camping/hiking/horseriding around every environment and I still think they are my favourite boots. The entire time they were comfortable, from -40⁰c in Canada to 40⁰c humidity in the Amazon basin, and nearly 50⁰c dry heat in the Sahara; all combined with long treks.
However after years of abuse, they are starting to fall apart. My fault, I didn't wax them once and they have been heavily abused, especially in the Amazon.