@sneek-ee
They are zero drop. The sold is 'medium firm'- not flexible like barefoot shoe, I appreciate the support when I'm carrying loads on inclines. There is some give but not a ton. For me I only like them when I'm carrying weight and/or putting on a bunch of miles- they give me some confidence there, otherwise they are too stiff for just everyday wear. The stiffness also helps on uneven, rocky terrain, as you can 'wedge' a portion of the sole into/onto small footholds without having to rely on the strength of your feet muscles as much. I don't have a lot to compare them to, I'd guess they are like your standard hunting boots in terms of stiffness.
I have had my pair for almost a year, I have put over 30 miles on them, with maybe 6,000-ft or so of elevation usually carrying 30-40 pounds. I will get some pics and weight measurements up when I can, probably tomorrow.
Also they feel very robust and well made, the construction and materials are very nice. They are still in great shape, they will probably last me a while. I've had and loved trackers as well but these are totally different, more rigidity but a nice wide toe box, zero drop, and better traction.