Lems Outlander Boot Water-resistant Unisex - Evergreen

These boots are very comfortable for anyone in the market for a barefoot style, all season boot.

Great customer service helping me find the correct size. Would recommend going up a half size to allow room for thick socks.

Return policy and service was also fantastic again. Couldn't recommend the boots and retailer enough!

These are the most comfortable boots I have ever owned. They do not need to be worn in and they flex perfectly with my feet. I am so pleased with them, I recommend them to anyone who will listen 🖤

These boots are so, son much more comfortable than the Boulder boot in Weathered Umber which I returned - and I bought a half size larger than my usual so there is plenty of room for a thicker sock. Highly recommended.

The boots are really comfy and smart to walk in. The customer service and delivery has been exceptional! All quick responses in emails for customer service. Delivery and packaging again was quick and carefully packaged.

Alot of other businesses could learn from this type of service and quality 👌

Really pleased with these boots. IMO they're nicer in-person than in the pictures online. I have a few pairs of Lems now: Primal 2, Chillum, Chukka, and now these Outlanders too. These Outlander's aren't cheap, but from first impressions these are a step up in construction and build quality compared to the others.

Sizing:
I have the Primal 2 in a 9UK and the Chillum in a 9.5UK. I went for the Outlanders in 9UK. I usually have to size up a whole, or even 1.5 sizes in "normal" shoes to accommodate the width of my super-wide (2E+) hobbit feet. The Chillums and Primal 2s fit me just right.
Length-wise the Outlander in a 9UK is about the same as the Chillum in 9.5UK, and a few mm longer than the Primal 2 in a 9UK - perfect for my 276 mondopoint feet.
Width-wise the Outlanders fit a touch narrower than both the Chillum/Primal 2, and have a lower volume in the forefoot (possibly just because there's a more substantial upper with less give in it). That makes the Outlanders a snug fit for my wide feet, but I strongly suspect they'll give a little as they wear in. Removing the insole makes them roomy enough to be comfortable with thick-ish (snowboard) socks.