They have more flex than the more supportive Zephyrs. Once home and in the better weather of summer the Innox Pros came out on many occasions when a lighter boot was required for a walk or general day to day use. The heel section of the Mult Trac sole has grips that go right to the edge a feature which I really like – the fairly simple tread design is grippy and like the heel the toe grips to right to the edge

These boots have Gore Tex Extended Comfort membrane lining if you should get properly into the wet. They proved to be typically comfortable and I always felt sure-footed what ever I was on, including a wide variety of boats with all that brings on wet and slippery surfaces where the Lowa Multi Trac soles did their stuff. The Innox does not have the full ‘exoskeleton’ but does have significant protection – the overall sole pattern and design is good with some tread on the instep to grip ropes and sharp edges This meant very varied terrain, from rocky to sandy as well as town and evening use and, of course, on and off boats a great deal. They had to cope with general travel as well as some long and varied walking on the Isles of Scilly. It was a lightweight trip so ‘universal’ footwear was necessary. The Innox Pros proved to be very versatile boots and I ended up wearing them for everything. Out walking on St Agnes on the Isles of Scilly in less than good summer weather – the Innox Pros are idea for such varied conditions

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