Die Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT Low II Herren sind niedrige Barefoot Lederstiefel für Wege, feuchte Routen und den täglichen Outdoor-Einsatz mit mehr Freiheit am Knöchel.
Das Wild Hide Leder, die All Terrain Sohle und Zero Drop geben dir Grip, Schutz und einen natürlichen Schritt ohne die Steifheit eines traditionellen hohen Stiefels.
Mehr Weg. Mehr Beweglichkeit. Weniger Block.
The Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT Low II Men are men’s leather barefoot boots designed for walking on trails, dirt paths, rock, wet routes and outdoor days when you want protection, grip and freedom without wearing a high boot.
If you are looking for men’s barefoot hiking boots with durable leather, an All Terrain sole and more ankle mobility than a traditional boot, this model makes a lot of sense. It is the low-cut version of a very clear idea: walking outside without turning the foot into a rigid museum piece.
Because you do not always need a high boot.
Sometimes you need something more agile.
Something more natural.
Something that protects, but does not make you walk as if you had two building blocks tied to your feet.
The Tracker Leather AT Low II Men keeps Vivobarefoot’s barefoot philosophy: wide toe box, zero drop, flexible sole and a closer feel to the terrain. But it adds a Wild Hide leather construction, a sole prepared for varied terrain and a low cut that leaves the ankle freer.
It is not an urban trainer with a mountain look.
And it is not a rigid classic trekking boot either.
It is a men’s low-cut barefoot boot for anyone who wants to walk with grip, protection and a more natural stride on routes, trips, countryside and daily outdoor use.
The main difference of the Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT Low II Men is its low cut. It does not wrap around the ankle like a high Tracker Leather AT II, and that changes the walking feel a lot.
The ankle moves more freely.
The stride feels more agile.
The foot responds more naturally on paths, climbs, gentle descents and routes where you do not need a high collar, but still want something more solid than a lightweight trail shoe.
That balance makes it very interesting for light hiking, medium-difficulty routes, rural escapes, trips with changing weather and daily use in environments where the ground is not always friendly.
This second version also includes leather side protection designed to improve durability in high-wear areas. That makes sense in a low outdoor boot, because rubbing against stones, branches, path edges or irregular surfaces causes more wear than it seems.
The idea is clear: less volume than a high boot, more resistance than a basic barefoot shoe.
Without losing what matters.
Space at the front. Zero drop. Flexibility. Ground feel.
The Tracker Leather AT Low II Men uses Wild Hide leather, a breathable leather with natural water resistance. And this should be said clearly: it is not a waterproof boot with a membrane.
That is not its game.
Its approach is different.
It looks for water resistance, breathability and natural comfort without adding an inner barrier that increases insulation. This makes it especially interesting for anyone who wants a leather barefoot boot for changing weather, damp paths, splashes, wet grass or days when some rain may fall, but does not need a sealed boot with a waterproof membrane.
The advantage is in the feel.
The leather adapts, breathes and follows movement better. It does not feel like a rigid technical shell. And with proper care, it can age very well and maintain its properties better through use.
That said: if you are going to walk for hours in heavy rain, cross deep puddles or get into constant mud, it is better to look at a model with a waterproof membrane or more protection.
This boot is for anyone who wants resistant and natural leather, not a sealed bag with laces.
The All Terrain sole is one of the key parts of this boot. It combines a 2.5 mm base with 4 mm lugs to provide grip on different surfaces without completely removing information from the terrain.
And you can feel that.
On a dry path.
On a descent with loose dirt.
On wet rock.
On a route that starts easy and ends by reminding you that nature does not read product descriptions.
The updated lug design is made to reduce slipping and improve traction in key areas. It is not a sole for mountaineering or continuous deep mud, but it is made to help you move more safely on trails, firm paths, rock, dirt and changing terrain.
The difference compared with a conventional thick-soled boot is that here you still get ground feel. You are not so isolated. You are not walking on a platform that decides for you. You can adapt your support better, notice changes in the terrain and move with more awareness.
That is barefoot applied to the outdoors.
Not going unprotected.
Going protected without switching the foot off.
The Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT Low II Men has a very specific place within Vivobarefoot’s outdoor range. Understanding that helps avoid buying the wrong model.
It is not a high Tracker Leather AT II. The high version offers more coverage around the ankle and a feel closer to a classic barefoot hiking boot. The Tracker Leather AT Low II is more agile, lower and freer around the ankle.
It is not a Tracker Textile AT II. The Textile AT II uses recycled textile, a vegan construction according to Vivobarefoot’s classification and a waterproof membrane. The Leather AT Low II uses Wild Hide leather, natural water resistance and a more classic, adaptable and breathable feel.
It is not a Tracker Forest ESC. The Forest ESC is aimed at more aggressive terrain, forest, deep countryside and conditions where maximum robustness is needed. The Tracker Leather AT Low II is more suitable for light hiking, varied routes, travel, countryside and daily outdoor use.
It is not a Primus Trail. The Primus Trail is a low trail shoe, lighter and sportier for running or moving quickly on paths. The Tracker Leather AT Low II is a low leather boot, more protective, more resistant and with a more understated outdoor style.
So the choice becomes quite clear.
If you want a high collar, look at Tracker Leather AT II.
If you want a waterproof membrane and vegan option, look at Tracker Textile AT II.
If you want demanding forest terrain, look at Forest ESC.
If you want to run on trails, look at Primus Trail.
If you want a men’s low-cut leather barefoot boot, with grip, mobility and versatile outdoor use, this is where the Tracker Leather AT Low II comes in.
The Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT Low II Men are for men who want to walk on trails, in the countryside, on damp paths and moderate routes with more freedom than in a traditional high boot.
They are also for anyone looking for a leather barefoot boot that works both for outdoor escapes and daily wear. Because you do not always feel like wearing a technical boot that looks ready to invade a glacier. Sometimes you want something resistant, natural and useful without putting on a show at your feet.
They make a lot of sense for light hiking, travel, long walks, rural routes, winter urban use, dirt paths and days when you want a leather boot with a good sole, but without losing mobility.
That said, they are not for everything.
They are not mountaineering boots. They are not for crampons. They are not for deep snow. They are not the best option for hours of heavy rain. They are also not the coolest option for dry and hot summer weather.
If you want a boot that supports the ankle with a high collar, it is better to look at the Tracker Leather AT II.
If you want waterproof protection with a membrane, it is better to look at the Tracker Textile AT II.
If you want a low leather boot that is flexible, grippy and has a real barefoot feel, then this one does fit.
The Tracker Leather AT Low II Men does not try to win through volume. It is not about being the hardest, highest or bulkiest boot on the route.
It is about giving you what you need.
Protection where it matters.
Grip underfoot.
Resistance in the upper.
Space for the toes.
And mobility so the foot can keep doing its job.
The removable thermal insole adds versatility. It can help regulate temperature on cold days, and you can remove it if you want more internal space or a more direct feel of the terrain.
Wild Hide leather offers a more natural and adaptable character than many synthetic materials. With use, the boot can gradually take shape and personality. But like all leather, it needs care. If you abandon it to mud, sun and direct heat, do not ask it for miracles afterwards. This is not a toxic relationship: both sides have to make an effort.
The reward is a low leather barefoot boot that makes a lot of sense for anyone who wants the outdoors without excessive stiffness.
More foot.
More mobility.
More path.
To find your size, the right thing to do is to measure your foot and use the link below the size selector.
And if you do not get it right the first time, you will the second.
The size exchange system is simple, fast and free if you activate the exchange insurance for €1.99 (valid for Spain only).
For more information about fit, read this link.
Materials: as they are made with Wild Hide leather, cotton canvas lining, thermal insole and lugged sole, it is best to remove mud, dust or soil after each route with a soft brush. Do not let mud dry for days on the leather or sole.
Care products: to maintain the leather’s water resistance, you can use a specific protector such as Vivobarefoot Repel or a suitable leather product. For regular cleaning, use a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not use bleach, harsh detergents or strong chemical products.
Remove the insole and let the boots dry at room temperature. Avoid tumble dryers, radiators, direct sunlight and any intense heat source, as this may damage the leather, adhesives and boot structure. After muddy or wet routes, check the sole and lugs to remove accumulated debris.
For more information, you can check the guide on care and maintenance of barefoot shoes.
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