Introduction: –

It’s possible that you live out of your van and don’t have enough room for more than one pair of shoes per season. The Danner Mountain Light Boot is an excellent choice if this describes your winter activities.

Here are some points which makes it excellent: –

• With a classic mountaineering boot style and a leather top with a Gore-Tex membrane, the Mountain Light is built to last and weather the elements, whether it’s raining in the city or hiking through snowy mountains. Although it’s a tough boot, it’s deceptively light (thus the name), and it has a Vibram Kletterlift outsole that’s delightfully sticky on just about anything.
• Design-wise, the tongue, and lacing are ingenious: they’re all one piece that folds comfortably in on itself, leaving no openings for moisture to enter. They are not insulated, so if you’re going to be working outside for lengthy periods of time in extremely cold weather, they might not be the best choice.
• But it wasn’t all soft, waterproof, and moderately attractive comfort and convenience. Even though the shoes are supportive and soft right out of the box, the breaking-in process was not straightforward. Because of the unusual height, the top of the heel felt stiff and unpleasant at first, and this continued throughout the day. They’re a little on the short side for a weather-ready boot.
• This boot’s true brilliance lies in its ability to function as a lightweight around-town boot as well as a soft comfort shoe to wear home from the mountain in a carry-on. The Mountain Light is an excellent compromise that performs well in all of those situations. In other words, if you’re searching for a boot to climb Mount Rainier in, you should seek elsewhere.

Conclusion

The danner mountain 600 has a long toe. Thus, it is recommended that you get a half-size or a full-size more minor than you usually would. Because it’s made with a high cut on the ankle, it provides a great deal of durability and support.