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The Oboz Bozeman II Low is a men's suede hiking shoe built for light trails and everyday wear. It updates the original Bozeman with a new KINERTIA compression-molded EVA midsole and a reworked Trail Tread AT outsole in a softer all-terrain rubber. A triple-density EVA footbed adds a cushioned heel and forefoot, a firm shell, a deep heel cup and medium-to-high arch support. At 12.9 oz with an 8mm drop, it sits in the light-hiker class against shoes like the Merrell Moab and Keen Targhee, trading some burliness for a softer, more town-friendly ride.
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Owners of the Bozeman line generally praise the out-of-the-box comfort and supportive footbed, and many wear the shoe for walking as much as hiking. Criticism centers on durability of the softer rubber and on suede care in wet weather.
The Oboz Bozeman II Low is a men's hiking shoe with a suede upper. It is an updated version of the Bozeman, with a modernized design, new engineered foam for comfort, and a reimagined outsole. It is made for light trails and for wearing around town.
The Trail Tread AT outsole uses a slightly softer All Terrain rubber compound for grip on varied surfaces. The midsole combines KINERTIA cushioning, a compression-molded EVA, with triple-density EVA foam. It has cushioned heel and forefoot pods, a firm molded shell, a deep heel cup, and medium-to-high arch support.
Oboz builds the shoe on its own gender-specific lasts. The fit has a form-hugging heel cup, a sculpted mid-foot, and a generous forefoot and toe box. Length runs true to size.
