Arc'teryx
Konseal Trek Boot Men's
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Overview
The Konseal Trek is built for approaches as demanding as the climb itself—the kind that include scrambling, climbing, and hiking with heavy packs. A responsive underfoot ride and extra lugs around the perimeter provide stability and surefooted grip across uneven terrain, scree, and snow, and the mid-height collar repels debris and adds crucial ankle support for hauling heavy gear to the wall.
Specs
- Brand
- Arc'teryx
- Weight
- 635 g · 22.4 oz
- Type
- Hiking boot
Weight vs. category
3% lighter than the category average.
How it measures up
Against every one of the footwear in the RidgeNote register with a published figure. Manufacturer-listed; sources and dates are on this page.
- Weight
- 1.40 lb (635 g)
- Lighter than 40% of 5 weighed · #3 lightest
- 0% vs the median 1.40 lb
- Price
- $280.00
- Cheaper than 0% of 7 priced · #7 cheapest
- +100% vs the median $139.72 · $12.50/oz (median $4.76/oz)
The lightest of the footwear on record is Crocs Unisex-Adult Classic Clog at 12.0 oz — 295 g less and $242.55 less.
The cheapest is Crocs Unisex-Adult Classic Clog at $37.45 — $242.55 less and 295 g lighter.
RidgeNote verdict
Similar — lighter or cheaper
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