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Women's Mission Leather Low WaterProof Approach Shoes

Women's Mission Leather Low WaterProof Approach Shoes

Regular price $110.97 USD
Sale price $110.97 USD Regular price $184.95
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Built to provide support and protection every step of the way, the Mission Leather Low Waterproof Approach Shoe is a durable, waterproof shoe that can handle season after season of mountain treks. Featuring waterproof/breathable BD.dry lining and high-grade Nuback leather upper keeping you dry moving through streams or snowfields and BlackLabel-Mountain sticky rubber adds precision when the trails turn into a scramble.

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What customers are saying

★ 4.4 · 11 reviews

Reviewers describe a light, sturdy, comfortable shoe with sticky rubber and good traction, using it for approaches, scrambling, via ferrata, hiking, winter conditions and around town, and a couple note the waterproofing works. Stiffness is mixed: some found it stiff and clunky for scrambling, while others call the firm sole supportive, especially in winter. Few sizing comments came up beyond one reviewer finding it a little snug, and one reported the sole separating within a week.

Customers like

  • Comfortable out of the box
  • Sturdy, supportive construction
  • Sticky rubber with good traction
  • Lightweight
  • Waterproof and versatile

Keep in mind

  • Stiff and clunky for some
  • Heel slip for one reviewer
  • Sole separated for one reviewer

AI-generated summary of verified customer reviews.

Overall rating: 4.3636365 / 5 from 11 reviews.

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Reviews

Nice

"It was to stiff for a 100 pounder"

— Greg D. (5/5)

Looks sharp

"Love how they look, and construction seems burly, though I've yet to try them out."

— Nathaniel S. (5/5)

Stiff but attractive

"I’ve been using the same LaSportiva approach shoes for 5 years. Decided to try something new and I’ve liked BD for years. The shoe looks great and might still loosen up a bit but initially it has been very stiff and clunky. I like something softer for scrambling over rock. And the heel slips so I would worry about stability and blisters. Still breaking them in but my thought at the moment is that I shouldn’t try to fix what’s not broken - probably going back to Sportivas for approach/via ferrata. I’ll keep these for around town."

— Marci M. (3/5)

Great for summer

"Comfortable, great traction & waterproof"

— Mary V. (5/5)

A little snug, but comfortable

"A little snug, but comfortable even when not broken in yet. Good adherence on rock/slab. Just got them, but they appear to be sturdy, hopefully I’ll get a few seasons out of them!"

— Ely P. (4/5)

Just as I dreamed

"These Mission Leather Low stompers are IT. Lightweight, sturdy, with a toe edge that inspire dreams of successfully fighting off a Kodiak bear while cruxing on that 5. 9 approach pitch on Denali. Chefs kiss, people. These will make you want to plan that next adventure or at least regale anyone who will listen (or anyone waiting at a crosswalk) with brazen tales of surefootedness. Put these on and get out there, ladies. And bring the bear spray."

— Monika H. (5/5)

Didn’t even hold up for a week

"The soles came off in under a week of usage in the mountains. Very disappointing. Luckily I had tape with me."

— Alia K. (1/5)

Great shoe!

"Comfortable from the get-go! These were a great fit when I tried them on and are very comfortable. The rubber is very sticky and the soul is firm and supportive. Looking forward to many adventures in these."

— Madison K. (5/5)

Looks good and feel good

"Love these shoes, great fit and very versitile! I'm so excited to wear these out and about but also on the trail. Waterproof leather a plus."

— Stephanie/Angela M. (5/5)

Light as a feather

"Very light and comfort shoes"

— Hongsuk K. (5/5)

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