Samelin 5531 Burgundy Hiking Boots – Built for Nordic Adventures, Trusted Worldwide
1️⃣ A True All-Terrain Companion
The 5531 Hiking Boots are not your average trail shoes — they’re built for the harshest conditions.
Designed for Nordic weather, they perform flawlessly in rain, sleet, and mud while keeping your feet dry and comfortable.
2️⃣ Vibram – The Ultimate Sole Technology
Vibram soles are the gold standard in the world of hiking.
Their dual-layer construction provides unmatched traction and longevity, allowing you to move confidently over both soft soil and hard rock.
When paired with Samelin’s military-grade durability, you get a boot that’s practically indestructible.
3️⃣ NATO-Grade Quality and Estonian Craftsmanship
Each pair is produced in Samelin’s Estonian factory, the same facility behind NATO’s legendary M77 combat boots.
These boots are built under the NATO AQAP 2110 and ISO 9001 certifications — the same strict quality standards trusted by military forces across Europe.
4️⃣ Function Meets Comfort
Despite their rugged construction, the 5531s are lightweight, breathable, and ergonomic.
Their anatomical, antibacterial insole keeps your feet fresh, even on long treks.
They’re not just for hardcore hikers — they’re perfect for anyone who values comfort, reliability, and craftsmanship.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Are the 5531 Burgundy Hiking Boots waterproof?
Yes — the combination of nubuck leather and a 4-layer Topaz membrane provides complete waterproofing and breathability.
2. What makes the Vibram sole special?
Vibram is the world leader in high-performance outsoles, offering unmatched grip, shock absorption, and stability on all terrains.
3. Are these boots suitable for everyday wear?
Absolutely. While they’re built for hiking, their design and comfort make them ideal for urban and casual use too.
4. Do the 5531s run true to size?
They run large. We recommend ordering one size smaller (e.g., if you wear Nike 41, choose size 40).
5. Where are the 5531 Hiking Boots made?
They’re handcrafted in Estonia, Europe, by Samelin, a manufacturer known for NATO-certified military footwear.