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Tundra

Sale price€150.00 EUR

Unbelievably light and built tough, the waterproof Tundra tackles trails and everyday adventures with ease.

WATERPROOF | SUPER GRIPPY | TOUGH | WILDERNESS

Size:
Sizing Small (i)

This shoe fits small: consider a larger size

The best guide for sizing your new Freet shoes is to start with your usual shoe size. Think about whether you always take this size or whether you sometimes need to go smaller or larger.

Customer feedback is that this style fits small to size; if you sometimes have to go up a size, it is more likely that you may need to go up a size with this style.

Our shoes are originally produced in EU sizes. All US sizes are the closest conversion so, if you know your EU size, you may want to consider using this.

Measuring Your Foot

Sometimes as a second check it is worth measuring your foot. Feet can be different sizes so its worth measuring both and taking the largest.

Standing next to a wall place a piece of paper against the wall. Place your foot on the paper with your heel just touching the wall.

Measuring Your Foot
  • The next stage is easier if you get someone else to help do it.
  • Take a pencil or pen and trace the outline of the foot on the paper.
  • Start at the heel.
  • Keep the pen at 90 degrees to the paper, so vertical, see diagram.
  • Don't draw under the foot.
Keep pencil verical
Taking a ruler measure the length of the outline in millimetres. This will be the exact size of the insole you will need. To ensure the fit is not tight add another 5.0 - 10.0 mm to the length. If you wear thick socks then add that thickness to the length.
Measuring your outline

If possible, please work from the EU sizes (the US and UK sizes are nearest conversions to these sizes so will not be as accurate). The lengths and widths are the dimensions of the insole in mm measured as per the picture below:

Insole Dimensions

Adult

Length Width EU
230mm 88mm 37
236mm 89mm 38
242mm 90mm 39
251mm 92mm 40
258mm 93mm 41
264mm 95mm 42
272mm 97mm 43
279mm 100mm 44
285mm 101mm 45
292mm 102mm 46
300mm 104mm 47
307mm 105mm 48
313mm 106mm 49

Kids

Length Width EU
188mm 78mm 30
194mm 80mm 31
200mm 82mm 32
207mm 83mm 33
213mm 84mm 34
220mm 86mm 35
226mm 87mm 36

Sizing & Fitting Help

Size

Color:Brown

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Size & Fit

Customers say fits small, you may consider going up a size.

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About Tundra
  • Microfibre upper is tough and easy clean
  • Extremely light, comfortable and waterproof
  • Up for anything, all year round.
Tundra Brown #color_brown
Tundra Sale price€150.00 EUR

Customer Reviews

Based on 39 reviews
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Teodora Bozhankova

Great shoes.

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Arthur

Love them

M
Mathilde Angers

Tundra

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Avery
Tundra: not a hiking boot

These boots are really uncomfortable. The actual foot fit is okay, but the tongue design presses excess material into the top of your foot, which hurts. Main issue is that the location and stiffness of the top of the boot wears really hard on your ankle and Achilles. I've tried everything to break these boots in, and I don't think it's possible because they aren't leather. It's really painful. I've been wearing them all day every day as well as hiking on rough terrain for a few hours a day. If anything changes, I'll adjust this post. I'd recommend not buying these for doing anything except standing, sitting down, or walking in straight lines on flat ground.

Also, they squeak like crazy which drives me nuts and makes it impossible to hunt with. I even tried using a little oil, which doesn't work for long. Also, my left boot was clearly put together a little lop sided compared to my right boot. I had high hopes that these would be perfect and I could switch to this brand over Vivo, but I'll have to keep looking. Sorry Freet to leave a negative review, but I'm just really confused about how a boot could be made like this and pass trial tests of people actually hiking in these.

On a side note I've made quite a few leather barefoot boots over the years, so I'm fairly educated on boot fit and construction. Had to stop due to lack of time.

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Justin

A nice shoe. I have been wearing Peluva toe shoes since February this year, it is early October now, and I needed to find something that would offer my feet freedom but also protection from wet conditions.

I looked around the internet but this brand popped up a couple times on a few reddit threads I was reading. So I checked them out. Overall I am happy with this purchase. They were in my budget and, after buying a size up since they run small, give my feet freedom but allow them to be contained and safe from the weather.

I plan to buy some of their leather based boots next year at their end of summer sale if these do well over the winter here in MI.