Men's Traverse HellyTech® WATERPROOF Hiking Boots
$109.95
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About this product
The Helly Hansen Men's Traverse HellyTech Waterproof Hiking Boot (model 11805-301) is a trail-ready footwear option built around the brand's trusted HellyTech waterproof membrane, which keeps feet dry across varied outdoor conditions. A PFC-free DWR finish adds an extra layer of moisture resistance without relying on harmful chemicals. The padded comfort collar supports the ankle during longer hikes, while an antimicrobial treatment works to prevent odour buildup over extended use. The non-marking rubber outsole provides reliable grip and traction on the trail. Sustainability is a notable focus in the construction: the lining, toe box, and heel reinforcement are each made from 100% recycled materials, the reinforcement tape and collar reinforcement use 100% RPET, and more than 60% of the upper overall is composed of recycled content. Available in Iron Oxide, this boot carries a rain protection rating of 3 and a durability rating of 4, making it a practical choice for regular hiking use.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Helly Hansen
- Color
- Iron Oxide
- Size
- 7 Size chart
- Upc
- 7040058269298
- Code
- C42930
- Model
- 11805-301.
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Helly Hansen Men's Traverse HellyTech Waterproof Hiking Boots for their impressive out-of-the-box comfort, requiring little to no break-in time. The HellyTech waterproofing earns strong marks, with testers confirming dry feet through stream crossings, boggy trails, and wet grass. The boots are widely noted as lightweight yet protective, with solid toe and heel reinforcement and reliable grip on most surfaces. Sizing is generally reported as true to size. The most common criticism is inconsistent traction on very slick, rocky descents, and some users find the stock insoles thin and insufficient. A few buyers report a stiffer feel and a longer break-in period than expected. Most reviewers consider these best suited for day hikes and moderate terrain rather than demanding multi-day or technical outings.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 3/5
- Durability
- 4/5
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