I bought these boots to alternate every other day with a pair of Keen Pyrenees that I had owned for about 2 years. (The Pyrenees were becoming stinky, from wearing every day, which I had done for about a year :^O ).

These (and the Pyrenees) have been excellent boots.  These seem to differ mainly in the surface finish, which is glossy and smooth on the Glaurus, rather than the matte finish of the Pyrenees.  They are lightweight, comfortable for everyday wear, and good for the sort of hiking I do (I recently wore them on a hike up the Bear Canyon trail in Guadalupe Mountains, which is very rocky and gains about 1000 feet per mile).

They Pyrenees have held up to 2 hiking trips (~40 miles of rocky trails) and a year of daily use without serious wear - I see nothing from my shorter experience with the Glaurus boots to indicate that they won't be just as durable.