Lowa - Cadin II GTX Mid - Mountaineering boots

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GORE-TEX
GORE-TEX
Waterproof
Waterproof
Vibram sole
Vibram sole
Limited crampon compatibility
Limited crampon compatibility
Protective rubber rand
Protective rubber rand
Leather
Leather
 g
1470 g
Material information & features
Suitable for:
Recommended use:
mountaineering
Categorization:
C - mountaineering boots
Type:
high ankle
Material type:
textile, leather
Material note:
contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Technology:
GORE-TEX
Membrane:
yes
Fabric properties:
waterproof, breathable
Closure:
2-zone lacing
Sole:
Vibram Alp Trac, climbing zone
Crampon Compatibility:
compatible with semi-automatic crampons
Weight:
1,470 g
Reference size:
medium-sized pair
Extras:
pull tabs, reinforced heel, rock guard, protective toecap, resoleable
Item No.:
020-0239
Product description

Durable mountaineering boots

With the Cadin II GTX Mid mountaineering boots from Lowa, you can conquer any alpine adventure, whether you’re on snowy terrain or you’ve got a climbing passage up ahead. Featuring a GORE-TEX membrane, they’re guaranteed to be breathable and waterproof. Plus, they have a durable leather upper and are also equipped with flexible zones on the tongue and on the collar to allow your feet to move. To adjust the fit and feel more stable, you can use the 2-zone lacing system. And to protect your feet, they’re equipped with protective toe caps and rock guards.

Excellent traction and stability

Some other practical features include the stiff Vibram outsole with the climbing zone to help you during climbing passages and offer great traction in alpine terrain, and the pull tab that makes it easier for you to put them on. If it gets icy, you can even attach crampons. These durable boots are a must for mountain and alpine tours!

The advantages at a glance:

  • Durable boots for mountaineering
  • GORE-TEX keeps the elements at bay
  • Flexible zones offer more mobility
  • Stiff outsole has a climbing zone for use on alpine terrain
  • Conditionally crampon resistant
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by Shane helpful

Versatile boot

The Cadin II is a light mountaineering boot that is very hikeable. It's stiff and takes a semi-automatic crampon but is light and moves well enough for trekking use in rough terrain. It's somewhere between a Scarpa Zodiac Plus & Tech in terms of its functionality. Not as inflexible as the Tech but able to take a semi-auto crampon which the Zodiac Plus cannot. The Lowa DYNAPU midsole is comfortable over long distances and superior in cold temperatures to EVA models. I suffer from plantar fasciitis but this boot didn't aggravate the problem and had the right blend of cushioning and support for technical terrain.

I have used it for day-trips and multi-day treks with equal success. The lacing system includes metal eyelets above the ankle and a tough webbing which appears designed to minimise pressure over the top of the midfoot (the vamp?). This increases comfort over long distances standing on inclines. As usual with Lowa, the X-lacing system fixates the tongue. It is easy enough to overtighten the laces around the ankle however but this is easily correctable.

The boot is not insulated but the GTX Performance lining is fine for low alpine winter use or 2-3 season use at higher altitudes. The toebox is a somewhat pointy in the alpine style but I found it had more room than something like a Scarpa Mescalito. The boot is ideal for scrambling and is very protective. The durability is good so far with the only signs of wear being minor and to the neoprene built-in gaiter. Lowa can actually fix this, replace the soles etc. They have the best repair service in the business in my experience. The Cadin doesn't have a full rand but toe and heel protection is tough and a good quality rubber which shows no signs of obvious wear as yet.

I'm giving it a high rating as it is a quality product and for some buyers this might be the only boot they need for their mountain hikes & treks. The forefoot shape won't be for everyone however. In my experience, the fit is 100% consistent with other Lowa boots and true to size.

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