Our lightest waterproof trail shoes ever, with a streamlined design and enhanced comfort that doesn't sacrifice protection.
Best for rain, mud and other wet conditions.
Waterproof up to 1cm below the top of the gusset.
Imported.
Order normal shoe size.
Our exclusive NST upper takes comfort to the next level. Super breathable and durable, the ultralight mesh has fewer seams, preventing irritation and reducing pesky hotspots. With less to hold you back, you can get more out of the days on the trail.
Our No-Seam Technology upper, made from 100% recycled polyester, is ultralight, providing seamless comfort and reducing hot spots.
Lighter, more flexible TEK2.5® Sport waterproof membrane in upper keeps feet dry and comfortable.
Lace-up design allows for an adjustable fit. Laces not waterproof.
Anti-odor footbed cover helps keep away bad odors.
Our lightest waterproof trail shoes ever, with a streamlined design and enhanced comfort that doesn't sacrifice protection.
Best for rain, mud and other wet conditions.
Waterproof up to 1cm below the top of the gusset.
Imported.
Order normal shoe size.
Our exclusive NST upper takes comfort to the next level. Super breathable and durable, the ultralight mesh has fewer seams, preventing irritation and reducing pesky hotspots. With less to hold you back, you can get more out of the days on the trail.
Our No-Seam Technology upper, made from 100% recycled polyester, is ultralight, providing seamless comfort and reducing hot spots.
Lighter, more flexible TEK2.5® Sport waterproof membrane in upper keeps feet dry and comfortable.
Lace-up design allows for an adjustable fit. Laces not waterproof.
Anti-odor footbed cover helps keep away bad odors.
L.L.Bean is an iconic retailer of outdoor-inspired apparel and footwear. Founded in Freeport, Maine in 1912 by Leon Leonwood Bean, the company is known for its heritage style, quality, and craftsmanship. L.L.Bean operates over 70 stores in more than 20 states, along with 25 stores in Japan and 14 stores in Canada, in partnership with Jaytex Group.
