About this product
The Oboz Sawtooth Ascent is a rugged, versatile hiking shoe designed to tackle trails. With its durable construction, superior grip, and cushioned support, it's built to withstand the elements while keeping your feet comfortable on long treks. Whether you're navigating rocky paths or exploring untamed wilderness, the Sawtooth Ascent hiking boot delivers reliable performance and protection every step of the way.
O FIT Insole®
Our proprietary insole is what we're known for. Molded to match the specific shape and construction of every pair we make, this purpose-designed technology delivers the kind of fit, feel and performance that's unmatched in the industry.
B-DRY
Improved B-DRY lining adds increased waterproofness & breathability, and uses recycled materials.
ACT Midsole
Engineered for versatile performance comfort, our proprietary base ACT cushioning system is a compression molded EVA formulated for all-day wearability - providing a cushioned ride that is adaptable on varying terrains.
Vibram® XS-TREK EVO Outsole
Vibram® XS-TREK EVO rubber is a versatile, yet technical, compound that guarantees quality performance for multisport and outdoor activities, providing the wearer optimal traction on a variety of surfaces and terrain.
Technical Specifications
Width
Standard Width - Men's standard width is C in the heel and D in the forefoot (according to Brannock Device®). Patterns and materials in a given model may influence fit. We always recommend trying our footwear on to ensure the best possible fit.
Volume
Standard - Medium-High volume feet tend to be wider with higher arches and insteps.
Upper Material
- Suede LWG Gold Standard Leather
- Breathable, abrasion resistant mesh
- Action PU toe cap and heel stabilizer
- B-DRY Waterproof Membrane
- Rolled collar lining
Weight
16.8 oz./476 grams
Heel Drop
8 mm
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