Alpina Tundra

If you want a pair of good hiking boots, these are the way to go. High-quality materials and workmanship make these punch way above their price point. Suitable for all seasons.

A modern hiking boot

Years ago we'd sell German surplus Gebirgsjäger boots, which were popular but the sole was too stiff for regular hiking use. These boots show a strong heritage of European hiking boot tradition, the looks are subdued, but the features and ergonomics are up-to-date.

• Outer material 2 mm thick nubuck leather
• Quick lacing at the bottom, lace locks at the instep and hooks to secure the shaft
• Shock absorbing, non-slip sole, winter-friendly
• The sole is molded as part of the shoe instead of gluing
• Waterproof and breathable Alpitex membrane
• Good factory insoles

In other words, excellent hiking boots for temperate climates where the conditions are predominantly quite wet or at least uncertain more often than not. Just add socks and they work in winter too.

Care instructions

The boots work best when cleaned with a brush and treated with a spray to repel dirt and water. Stubborn dirt can be removed with hand soap or similar mild detergent.

Should the leather get wet cold water will be right next to your feet behind a thin membrane. When walking, pressure can force moisture through the membrane. For best performance against water, we recommend BW shoe polish or any other stuff which is suitable for membranes. The surface will be shinier and darker, but most importantly your feet will be absolutely dry even when striding through deep puddles.

When hiking, rotate socks (or even insoles) to dry ones everytime you take a break. Your feet will thank you.

Size info

Sizes in the Euro system. The last is between regular and wide. Sometimes the boots have other size markings in the product itself that might vary between the production runs, but the Euro system is what these are made in and it stays the same.

Manufactured by Alpina

Made in EU (Slovenia).