A major disadvantage is that they slip in water like flip-flops, and after 20 days of use, the sole is already worn out even on a tiled office floor; I haven't even taken them to the mountains, rocks, or mud yet.

Well after a while that I had locked them and after about 2 months of ownership, I have to say that they get dirty easily and clean difficultly. That is, they stain with the slightest touch and although I take care of them and have bought a waterproof spray from Haix and a cream from Lowa, I regret buying them. Also, the foot sweats and they appear wet on the side so on weekends I take out the insoles to dry. As for comfort, they are light but for boots of 230€, their insole feels like cigarette paper and you feel like there is no shock absorption, to the point where I am thinking of buying a gel insole because I feel like I am walking barefoot with a burden on my heel. Although I want to complete my 35 years of retirement in 1-1.5 years, I am considering buying the Grisport boots for 140€ which have normal leather and not nubuck as an alternative, considering that they will be worn in the army and in an office and not in situations and conditions of special forces and missions which I think would be unsuitable.