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product_id: 46038924
title: "Salewa Men's Crow GTX Waterproof Gore-Tex Trail Boots for Trekking, Climbing, & Mountaineering"
price: "$593.40"
currency: USD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.us/products/46038924-salewa-mens-crow-gtx-waterproof-gore-tex-trail-boots-trekking
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# Adjustable MFF+ footbeds for custom fit GORE-TEX waterproof breathable lining Vibram Mulaz crampon-compatible sole Salewa Men's Crow GTX Waterproof Gore-Tex Trail Boots for Trekking, Climbing, & Mountaineering

**Price:** $593.40
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🗻 Elevate your alpine game with boots that work as hard as you do.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Salewa Men's Crow GTX Waterproof Gore-Tex Trail Boots for Trekking, Climbing, & Mountaineering
- **How much does it cost?** $593.40 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Weather Armor:** Stay dry and comfortable with GORE-TEX Performance Comfort lining that adapts to shifting mountain climates.
- • **Rugged Durability:** Premium 1.6mm suede leather upper reinforced with a 360° full rubber rand guards against abrasion and rock impacts.
- • **Precision Traction:** Conquer mixed alpine terrain confidently thanks to the stiff, crampon-compatible Vibram Mulaz sole with multi-directional lugs.
- • **Lightweight Powerhouse:** At just 660g per boot, experience robust support and stability without the bulk—perfect for serious mountaineers.
- • **Custom Fit, Zero Blisters:** MFF+ interchangeable footbeds and patented Alpine Fit technology ensure a blister-free, personalized lockdown.

## Overview

The Salewa Men's Crow GTX Trail Boots combine advanced GORE-TEX waterproofing with a crampon-compatible Vibram Mulaz sole, delivering unmatched traction and comfort for alpine trekking, climbing, and glacier travel. Featuring abrasion-resistant suede uppers, a full rubber rand for protection, and customizable MFF+ footbeds, these boots offer a lightweight yet durable solution engineered for blister-free performance on challenging mixed terrain.

## Description

The Crow GTX is a versatile summer mountaineering boot with an abrasion-resistant fabric upper and waterproof GORE-TEX protection. Designed for mixed summer use on general alpine terrain and alpine trekking, the Crow GTX has a crampon-compatible Vibram Mulaz sole – for semi-automatic crampons – that offers grip on rock and traction in mixed mountain terrain and snow. The GORE-TEX Performance Comfort lining delivers optimized climate comfort should the weather close in on you and there’s a full rubber rand for protection against rock and scree. The Crow GTX integrates patented SALEWA technologies to offer the Alpine Fit 100% blister free guarantee: 3F System for firm ankle and heel support, Climbing system to ensure that it fits perfectly around your foot and Anatomical Cuff for comfort during descents.

Review: THE ONLY BOOTS! This is my second pair. - My past hiking footwear has often resembled a reluctant truce. My previous boots were either overly rigid, resembling miniature concrete bunkers for my feet, or possessed waterproofing capabilities akin to a colander in a rainstorm. Navigating anything more challenging than a well-paved sidewalk typically resulted in suboptimal kinetic performance and a high probability of developing localized epidermal friction anomalies (blisters, in layman's terms). A significant upgrade was necessitated. My search protocols, prioritizing robust construction and advanced moisture ingress prevention technology, yielded the Salewa Crow GTX Hiking Boots. Upon receipt and initial inspection, the units presented a formidable yet aesthetically pleasing profile. The upper construction, a composite of what appears to be durable suede and wear-resistant synthetic textiles, suggests a high degree of abrasion resistance. The integrated GORE-TEX membrane, a critical component in the moisture management subsystem, promises a differential permeability – allowing water vapor efflux (sweat) while preventing liquid water influx (puddles, unexpected stream crossings). This is a significant functional advantage over passive hydrophobic coatings which often degrade over time. Field testing commenced on a moderately challenging trail featuring variable terrain and intermittent hydration hazards (mud puddles of questionable depth). The multi-directional lug pattern on the outsole provided exceptional traction across diverse substrates, exhibiting a high coefficient of friction on both damp earth and dry rock surfaces. Ascending inclines felt secure, with minimal heel lift observed, a testament to the lacing system's effective foot lockdown mechanism. The semi-rigid midsole provided adequate torsional stability, mitigating excessive pronation or supination on uneven ground, thus reducing the biomechanical stress on my ankle and knee joints. My feet, previously prone to complaining about minor topographical variations, remained remarkably stable and comfortable. Analytically, the power transfer from leg muscles to ground propulsion felt more efficient compared to my previous footwear. The boot's structural integrity maintained foot alignment, allowing for a more direct application of force. The GORE-TEX layer performed as specified; despite intentionally stepping in a puddle that could rival a small pond, the internal microclimate of the boot remained within acceptable parameters for thermal and moisture regulation. My socks concluded the hike in a state of dryness previously only achievable under laboratory conditions. The weight per boot, while noticeable, felt appropriate for the level of protection and support provided, a favorable mass-to-utility ratio. Subjectively, the experience was transformative. I felt more confident navigating technical sections of the trail, less concerned about footing or moisture intrusion. The boots felt like a natural extension of my legs, rather than cumbersome external attachments. There's a certain humorous satisfaction in striding through conditions that would have previously resulted in soggy socks and existential dread, all while your feet remain in their own perfectly regulated micro-environment. If your current hiking footwear is a source of operational inefficiency or discomfort, you require reliable moisture protection, and appreciate a boot engineered for performance across varied challenging terrains, the Salewa Crow GTX is a highly recommended investment. Its technical features translate directly into enhanced trail performance and foot comfort. My feet are happier, my hikes are more enjoyable, and I am thoroughly impressed by this piece of technical footwear.
Review: Best boot I have owned… I’m 60 - The platitudes this boot deserves have not been created yet. There are levels in the world of hiking footwear. If you’re hiking on a trail that has exercise stations or information signs about the wildlife, then you don’t need these boots. These boots are for the people that make the trails. I have worn the top rated hiking shoes and boots since I retired from 23 years of wearing combat boots in the military. I have been to the highest peak of 42 different states… I do a lot of hiking. These boots have stiff shanks and will need to be broken in. They are lightweight considering how durable and rugged they are. The anti-blister technology must be effective… 12 miles no blisters. I think the anti-blister technology actually allows the inside of the boot to conform to your foot and it feels like little leprechauns are massaging your feet as to go. I used to compare my boots to strapping jeeps on my feet so I could navigate rough terrain. These Salewa’s feel like strapping light-armored bulldozers on… I can go anywhere with these on my feet. One of the worst trail scenarios for a hiker is a rock field; from ankle-breakers to hop-n-step, rocks can be felt through a medium grade hiker… not these. This is not a medium grade hiker; this is the boot you buy when you decide to take hiking seriously.

## Features

- GORE-TEX PERFORMANCE COMFORT LINING: Breathable Gore-Tex liner allows your feet to stay comfortable in changing weather conditions.
- VIBRAM MULAZ SOLE: A stiff midsole and crampon compatible construction offer optimal traction and surefootedness on mixed terrain.
- LEATHER UPPER & FULL RUBBER RAND: 1.6mm suede leather with abrasion resistant fabric upper. 360° full rubber rand.
- ADJUSTABLE FOOTBEDS: MFF+ interchangeable footbeds adjust to the shape of your foot.
- IDEAL USES: Mountaineering, Alpine Climbing, Alpine Trekking, Glacier Travel. WEIGHT: 23.3oz./660g.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Fabric type | 100% Suede |
| Origin | Imported |
| Shaft height | 5.5 Inches |
| Sole material | Synthetic |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ THE ONLY BOOTS! This is my second pair.
*by M***S on April 27, 2025*

My past hiking footwear has often resembled a reluctant truce. My previous boots were either overly rigid, resembling miniature concrete bunkers for my feet, or possessed waterproofing capabilities akin to a colander in a rainstorm. Navigating anything more challenging than a well-paved sidewalk typically resulted in suboptimal kinetic performance and a high probability of developing localized epidermal friction anomalies (blisters, in layman's terms). A significant upgrade was necessitated. My search protocols, prioritizing robust construction and advanced moisture ingress prevention technology, yielded the Salewa Crow GTX Hiking Boots. Upon receipt and initial inspection, the units presented a formidable yet aesthetically pleasing profile. The upper construction, a composite of what appears to be durable suede and wear-resistant synthetic textiles, suggests a high degree of abrasion resistance. The integrated GORE-TEX membrane, a critical component in the moisture management subsystem, promises a differential permeability – allowing water vapor efflux (sweat) while preventing liquid water influx (puddles, unexpected stream crossings). This is a significant functional advantage over passive hydrophobic coatings which often degrade over time. Field testing commenced on a moderately challenging trail featuring variable terrain and intermittent hydration hazards (mud puddles of questionable depth). The multi-directional lug pattern on the outsole provided exceptional traction across diverse substrates, exhibiting a high coefficient of friction on both damp earth and dry rock surfaces. Ascending inclines felt secure, with minimal heel lift observed, a testament to the lacing system's effective foot lockdown mechanism. The semi-rigid midsole provided adequate torsional stability, mitigating excessive pronation or supination on uneven ground, thus reducing the biomechanical stress on my ankle and knee joints. My feet, previously prone to complaining about minor topographical variations, remained remarkably stable and comfortable. Analytically, the power transfer from leg muscles to ground propulsion felt more efficient compared to my previous footwear. The boot's structural integrity maintained foot alignment, allowing for a more direct application of force. The GORE-TEX layer performed as specified; despite intentionally stepping in a puddle that could rival a small pond, the internal microclimate of the boot remained within acceptable parameters for thermal and moisture regulation. My socks concluded the hike in a state of dryness previously only achievable under laboratory conditions. The weight per boot, while noticeable, felt appropriate for the level of protection and support provided, a favorable mass-to-utility ratio. Subjectively, the experience was transformative. I felt more confident navigating technical sections of the trail, less concerned about footing or moisture intrusion. The boots felt like a natural extension of my legs, rather than cumbersome external attachments. There's a certain humorous satisfaction in striding through conditions that would have previously resulted in soggy socks and existential dread, all while your feet remain in their own perfectly regulated micro-environment. If your current hiking footwear is a source of operational inefficiency or discomfort, you require reliable moisture protection, and appreciate a boot engineered for performance across varied challenging terrains, the Salewa Crow GTX is a highly recommended investment. Its technical features translate directly into enhanced trail performance and foot comfort. My feet are happier, my hikes are more enjoyable, and I am thoroughly impressed by this piece of technical footwear.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best boot I have owned… I’m 60
*by G***E on February 27, 2025*

The platitudes this boot deserves have not been created yet. There are levels in the world of hiking footwear. If you’re hiking on a trail that has exercise stations or information signs about the wildlife, then you don’t need these boots. These boots are for the people that make the trails. I have worn the top rated hiking shoes and boots since I retired from 23 years of wearing combat boots in the military. I have been to the highest peak of 42 different states… I do a lot of hiking. These boots have stiff shanks and will need to be broken in. They are lightweight considering how durable and rugged they are. The anti-blister technology must be effective… 12 miles no blisters. I think the anti-blister technology actually allows the inside of the boot to conform to your foot and it feels like little leprechauns are massaging your feet as to go. I used to compare my boots to strapping jeeps on my feet so I could navigate rough terrain. These Salewa’s feel like strapping light-armored bulldozers on… I can go anywhere with these on my feet. One of the worst trail scenarios for a hiker is a rock field; from ankle-breakers to hop-n-step, rocks can be felt through a medium grade hiker… not these. This is not a medium grade hiker; this is the boot you buy when you decide to take hiking seriously.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent buy!!
*by S***E on November 15, 2025*

These boots are very well made. I’m an arborist and wore arbpro boots exclusively, until I came across these. They’ve got to come from the same manufacturer. Very few differences, the sole is the same. Gaffs fit very well in them. I ordered my regular size, they fit like a glove.

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