The View from Mt. Leconte

Mt. Leconte Trail, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I just wanted to say thanks to Lowa ~ first of all for having such an outstanding product and then to point out that they also have great integrity.

I returned a pair of hikers that had a heel defect. Even though they were well beyond any warranty, Lowa replaced them at no charge.

I can't wait to get back to the Smoky Mountains and the Appalachian Trail. To see, once again, that view from Mt. Leconte. And the ONLY way to do that is in a comfortable and secure pair of Lowa Hikers.

Thanks Lowa. You are tops in my book. God Bless!

Randy
Collierville, Tennessee

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