Name: Women's Outlander Waterproof Boot
Brand: Lems Shoes
Price: 190.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (356 reviews)

PRIMAL 2 VS. PRIMAL 3 OVERVIEW

Balanced Weight Distribution
The increased overall outsole width ensures that your body weight is spread out more evenly, reducing the pressure points on your feet. This even weight distribution enhances comfort during various activities. For those with lower arches and flat feet, you will find that this is a big improvement. But for those with high arches, you may feel very little, to no difference.
Enhanced Outsole
The Primal 3 is made with our Widest Fit Last, just like the Primal 2. The difference is that we developed a new outsole on the Primal 3 with a wider footprint for more ground contact underneath the foot.
Higher Sidewalls
When examining the Lems Primal 3 from a lateral view, you may notice a visual difference — the sidewalls now wrap up higher on the sides. This is a deliberate design choice aimed at improving both fit and lateral stability. The higher side walls provide a snugger fit around the contours of your feet, cradling them comfortably.
Zero-Drop Platform
Just like the Primal 2, the Primal 3 is built on a zero-drop platform which keeps your heel and toes level, mimicking your natural barefoot position on a flat surface.

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FULL RUBBER OUTSOLE WITH ZIG-ZAG SIPING

This sticky rubber outsole incorporates 4mm deep lugs for incredible traction on snow, mud, and everywhere in-between! The built in zig-zag grooves (siping) provide additional biting edges to cut into ice/snow and helps ground your feet in slippery situations.

100% WATERPROOF UPPER

With its fully waterproof membrane and gusseted tongue, the Outlander will keep your feet dry and warm, especially after a day on the slopes or slogging through slush on your way to the bar!

ZERO-DROP

Places the forefoot and heel close to the ground correcting posture, aligning your spine, and encouraging mid-foot strike.

WIDE TOE BOX

Unlike traditional footwear that squeeze the toes together, our foot-shaped toe box allows for maximum room giving the toes ultimate freedom to wiggle and spread.

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Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars

Based on 356 reviews

Total 5 star reviews: 262 Total 4 star reviews: 65 Total 3 star reviews: 25 Total 2 star reviews: 4 Total 1 star reviews: 0

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Yesterday
Comfortable, Practical and Good looking.
Right out of the box these are super comfortable shoes. My toes and ankles are happy. I changed the insole to one that's better for my plantar fasciitis so my arches are happy. Great for slightly sloppy winter weather in New England. Though they are very light weight, they feel well made. I hope to enjoy them for a long time.
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
2 days ago
Waterproof and durable, don't love the fit or traction
I buy the majority of my shoes online and I rely on reviews to help decide on how well a pair of shoes will fit and wear. I typically wear barefoot shoes but I like my hiking shoes to have a thicker sole for shock absorption. I usually wear a size 9.5 and initially bought that size. I wore them around the house for a couple days and then took them on a 4 mile hike and found them to be too short any decline. I reordered them in a 10. Swapped the laces out since the standard ones are too short and come untied even when double knotted. I also sprayed them with waterproofing since I do that with most of my hiking boots.
I've had these boots for over a year and taken them on 7-12 ish mile hikes where I was anticipating rough/ rocky, wet/ muddy conditions.
Pros:
These boots will keep your feet dry. I hiked Mailbox Peak where it was misting, raining or snowing the entire hike. At the end the only warm and dry part of me was my feet. I've had water and mud (were I thought the ground was solid and it wasn't) halfway up the boot during creek crossings and haven't had issues with water getting inside. I find they are most comfortable in temps ranging from 30-70deg F with a medium cushioned wool sock.
These boot are also durable. As a frequent tripper over rocks and roots I haven't had issues with any stitching wearing out, tears in the material and the tread still looks good.
Cons:
They lack traction. The sole is stiff which I anticipated based on the stack height but I find it…
Liz
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
2 days ago
Waterproof and durable, but not a fan of the fit or traction
I buy the majority of my shoes online and I rely on reviews to help decide on how well a pair of shoes will fit and wear. I typically wear barefoot shoes but I like my hiking shoes to have a thicker sole for shock absorption. I usually wear a size 9.5 and initially bought that size. I wore them around the house foe a couple days and then took them on a 4 mile hike and found them too be too short any decline. I reordered them in a 10. Swapped the laces out since the standard ones are too short and come untied even when double knotted. I also sprayed them with waterproofing since I do that with most of my hiking boots.
I've had these boots for over a year and taken them on 7-12 ish mile hikes where I was anticipating rough/ rocky, wet/ muddy conditions.
Pros:
These boots will keep your feet dry. I hiked Mailbox Peak where it was misting, raining or snowing the entire hike. At the end the only warm and dry part of my was my feet. I've had water and mud (were I thought the ground was solid ans it wasn't) halfway up the boot during creek crossings and haven't had issues with water getting inside. I find they are most comfortable in temps ranging from 30-70deg F with a medium cushioned wool sock.
These boot are also durable. As a frequent tripped over rocks ans roots I haven't had issues with any stitching wearing out, tears in the material and the tread still looks good.
Cons:
They lack traction. The sole is stiff which I anticipated based on the stack height but I find it…
Liz
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