Dolomite Sneakers
Dolomite has been making Italian mountain footwear since 1897, with roots in the Dolomites. From hiking and trekking to mountain boots, plus the boots for the 1954 K2 expedition. Quickly compare here where your size is available and how much you save.
About Dolomite
Dolomite is Italian down to the laces and born in the Dolomites: in 1897, 17-year-old Giuseppe Garbuio opened the Fabbrica Scarpe Montello. More than a century later, the brand still has both feet firmly planted in the high mountains. Their speciality? Hiking, trekking and mountaineering boots with a distinctive Italian style, developed from those mountain roots. The reputation is well deserved: Dolomite supplied the boots for the Italian K2 expedition in 1954, a mark that cannot be erased. These are models that speak in metres of elevation and belong on a route map, from day hikes to more rugged mountain ranges. On Solezilla, you can compare the Dolomite range side by side—from hiking to trekking and sturdy mountaineering boots—and immediately see which shops have your size in stock and how the prices compare.
Frequently asked questions about Dolomite
Where does Dolomite come from, and how long have they been making shoes?
Dolomite is Italian and has its roots in the Dolomites. The shoe factory was founded in 1897, when 17-year-old Giuseppe Garbuio opened Fabbrica Scarpe Montello.
What made Dolomite shoes famous?
More than a century of experience in mountain footwear, as well as supplying the boots for the Italian K2 expedition in 1954.
How do Dolomite shoes fit?
Dolomite shoes generally fit true to size. Check the store's size chart for the best fit.
How can I compare prices and availability for Dolomite shoes?
On Solezilla, you can see current prices from multiple stores. Filter by hiking/trekking/mountain and your size to see immediately where your pair is available to order.
What is the most popular Dolomite sneaker?
Right now the Dolomite sneaker Pewter Grey (248734-1181) is the most sought-after Dolomite, with a Hypescore of 5 GSv.