La Sportiva Ultra Raptor II Mid GTX

The Ultraraptor 2 mid Gtx boots are a hybrid hiker follow-up to the brand's popular running shoes. The Ultraraptor gained popularity for its stability...

Like I said, these definitely will end up on either number Two or number three of all the boots and shoes that are reviewed on this channel for my ult...

We use the extended comfort membrane and that still allows a good amount of flexibility for the most comfort out there on the on the hiking trails.

Bought these boots and wore them on 35mi backpacking trip in the Mahoosuc range in July. The synthetic fabric above the heel split apart after 3 days. On the plus side these boots are super lightweight and have the best grip on rocks I've ever experienced. I got through the Mahoosuc notch doing thin...

I spoke to La Sportiva themselves and they recommended I go a half size up in a wide and the fit was just right. Also they're comfortable after breaking just how I like my boots.The traction on these things are good on most surfaces and I have really been enjoying searching for the limits of these b...

I wanted toblove these boots but they were too narrow for my normal feet. I never have to wear wide shie sizes but lesson learned with la sportiva. Wanted to exchange them for wides but could not et them in time. Great protection, traction, stability, and gusset to stop pebbles from coming in the to...

This is a very versatile shoe. Lightweight, structure and support, trail capability, and waterproof.

As a light hiker, this shoe could go all day. A runner-like fit lets you go off road - both up and down, when you need to. The grip of the sole offers sure-footed ability on any trail.

As a trail ...

This was my first experience with La Sportiva. The Raptor is a great looking boot. It has a soft material around the lower exterior for protection, but it does not make the boot too stiff. The padding around the ankles feels very comfortable, and does not cause any issues with hot spots. The sole wa...

These fit me quite well, which is a big achievement. Right foot is 10 A/B and Left is 9.5+ B. The smaller foot requires 2 socks and added padding around the heel. I purchased the 44 Wide and had no heel slip with either foot. Usually I need an 11 (44.5). Best of more than 8 different boots I tried t...

Have only had this boot for a few weeks and under 10 miles total if I had to guess. But nonetheless, I will give a lighthearted review. Only thing I don't care for about the boot so far is how narrow even the wide boot is (Especially when considering wool hiking socks). The boot initially feels tigh...