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The Roccia Vet Woolfelt boot by Diemme x Hiking Patrol is hiking refined

Hiking Patrol and Diemme reunite for a new Roccia Vet boot

By Leslie Leon Oct 30, 2025 7:25 PM

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Continuing their collaboration, Diemme and Hiking Patrol are back together, fusing the craftsmanship of Italy with the minimalist approach of Scandinavia. For the fourth chapter of their collaboration, Diemme and Hiking Patrol have unveiled a new iteration of the Roccia Vet. The Roccia Vet, crafted to be a utilitarian staple, transcended its time to become a faithful example of how elevated design and modern innovation merge for the ultimate design. As a result of the partnership, the two brands have unveiled Roccia Vet Woolfelt, a handcrafted product made in Montebelluna, Italy. Combining with Hiking Patrol’s Norwegian “Quiet Outdoors” mission. Using responsible processes and quality construction, the Roccia Vet Woolfelt is a natural progression of the Diemme and Hiking Patrol collaboration, poised to outdo itself yet again.

The Roccia Vet Woolfelt: The boot made to last

Built for resilience and comfort, the Roccia Vet Woolfelt by Hiking Patrol and Diemme is the elevated boot of the future. With uppers crafted from woolfelt sourced from Lanificio Bigagli in Prato, Italy, this material is mixed with durable leathers that strengthen the design without sacrificing the shoe’s flexibility. Inside, the padded leather lining adds comfort and temperature regulation, while the ergonomic footbed delivers all-day support. At the bottom, a lightweight rubber sole provides traction, stability, and grip for all adventures from the city to the trails. Available via Hiking Patrol and Diemme, the Roccia Vet Woolfelt is available in three distinct colorways – Taupe, Antracite, and Mogano – for $520 each. Along with Diemme’s Italian craftsmanship, Hiking Patrol’s outdoor-first ethos is perfectly delivered in a new step of this duo’s collaboration.

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