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        Hi-Tec Footwear - Inspired by life

        Backcountry Skiing Canada met with Hi-Tec Footwear at Outdoor Presscamp in Utah this past June. We learned how extensive the Hi-Tec line up of shoes and boots is and got a chance to put a few pairs to the test on the trails of Deer Valley.

        Hi-Tec Footwear

        Hi-Tec was founded in 1974 and has it’s headquarters in Amsterdam, The Netherlands however most of their sales are generated here in North America. Hi-Tec’s footwear collection is comprised of traditional outdoor footwear for the average hiker as well as what they call ‘outdoor crossover’ which is footwear that’s capable on the hiking trail but still stylish enough for the city. 

        Hi-Tec Ravine WP
        Price: $140 US
        Sizes: 7-12, 13,14
        Weight: 737g / 26 oz

        Hi-Tec Ravine WP

        The Ravine WP boot is made from one piece of anfibo leather which is crafted in Europe. They provide good support and protection while hiking thanks to their full length nylon board and leather upper. The Dri-Tec waterproof/breathable membrane will keep your feet dry should the weather turn. The fit is comfortable right out of the box which lets you get out on the trail quicker.

         

         


        Hi-Tec V-Lite Altitude Pro Lite RGS WP
        Price: $160 US
        Sizes: 7-12, 13,14
        Weight: 615g / 21.7 oz

        Hi-Tec V-Lite Altitude Pro Lite

        The V-Lite Altitude Pro is Hi-Tec’s lightest backpacking boot and is hand crafted in Europe. Their waterproof/breathable sued and mesh upper is comfortable but still tough enough to stand up to some abuse. The Vibram outsole integrates their Rollingait technology with an XS Trek compound to ensure good traction and durability.

        Hi-Tec produces quality shoes, boots and sandals for men, women and even kid’s in lifestyle and ‘everyday hike’ models and styles. Their footwear is designed for day-to-day living, backpacking and light hikes while providing you with good value at a fair price. While their footwear isn’t designed to climb Mt. Everest, it also won’t cost you an arm and a leg - it’s ideal for the non-technical hiker and everyday average person. Learn more about Hi-Tec at http://www.us.hi-tec.com and be sure to take advantage of their ’60 Day Comfort Guarantee’.



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