Vegetarian Hiking Boots

I need shoes that fit at sunset walk. I'm vegan, they need to be leather, but not waterproof Gore-tex. I currently have a trail running shoes from synthetic materials that are perfect because they are really nice with a good grip on the soles, but they are mostly mesh and then they let the rain water when the soil is moist and soft. Does anyone know where I can find something in this direction, but impermeable to water? I tried all the sites of vegetarian shoes, but they have mostly very large hiking boots looks, I really want something light and flexible.

You can get hiking boots that are lightweight and flexible and Goretex lining or Evolve.
I use a pair for the mountain race, and some hiking boots 15 years old who are not good for hiking heavy now they have worn, but feel like wool gloves on my feet, very flexible, and are good for dry runs.
Treat them with Nikwax or similar and they last twice as long and stay waterproof. You get different types of fabrics and breathable air-tight and shoes.
Expensive for a can of it compared to some others, but it feels good.
I treated my sleeping bag with Nikwax TX-10. It floats. Completely waterproof. Five years later, it is always good.
Arrive at camp / race / outdoor living sites approach shoes, track shoes, etc.
There are piles of shoes and boots wrap around, and waterproof footwear with fabric uppers and synthetic soles.
I do not know if you are in the United Kingdom or elsewhere. Do they use the term "fallen to market in the U.S.?
Here are some sites in the United Kingdom.
http://www.braemarmountainsports.com/cat ... . . . . . . .
Brasher are expensive but higher quality. boots and shoes lined with Gore-Tex fabric.
Look for special offers. My boots were Brasher Hillmaster £ 59 from Millet. Full price 92 pounds.
http://www.brasher.co.uk/catalogue/produ ... . . . . . .
Cotswold Outdoor and millet are always a great choice of budget lines to over 100 pounds.
https: / / www.cotswoldoutdoor.com / WebPoint ... . . . . . . . .
http://www.millets.co.uk/category/footwe ... . . . . .

I suppose something like a shoe approach [1]. As for the leak, you can use Nikwax or similar.

Or how about Dr. Martins doubles [2].

in my local shops they are a lot of equipment and footwear Merrell Teva nylon make some good shoes.
But good for the environment, it would go barefoot when I can ..