Hanwag Trapper goretex

[Tall Neil 0]

had the boots 6 months and can say they are the best boot Ive had to date. I use them for hillwalking mainly and spent 4 wet days up at Glen Shiel. We walked every day in terrible conditions and the boots never let a drop of water through. We were munro bagging and off the track for the majority of the time. They manage stream crossings and the rough terrain of the highlands - no problem.

 

Grip is fantastic - never fell once, whilst friend in Scarpa's was over several times.

Rubber rand - Brilliant at protecting boot in rocky areas.

Support - One of my ankles is shot at! The support from these is brilliant.

Cushioning - Brilliant.

Weight - They are quite heavy, but I can only compare then to Scarpa SLs that Ive worn lately. Weight doesnt matter when conditions

are terrible. Dry feet are priceless.

 

I do lots of munro walking in Scottish Highlands, in all conditions, off the beaten track. Definately a boot to check out. Probably wondering how am I to know if they are a good boot - I was a Keeper on a grouse moor in North Lancs for several years after leaving school. Still remember my 1st pair of Hobnail boots from Brough. Boots have come a long way eh!

[Guest busterdog]

had the boots 6 months and can say they are the best boot Ive had to date. I use them for hillwalking mainly and spent 4 wet days up at Glen Shiel. We walked every day in terrible conditions and the boots never let a drop of water through. We were munro bagging and off the track for the majority of the time. They manage stream crossings and the rough terrain of the highlands - no problem.

 

Grip is fantastic - never fell once, whilst friend in Scarpa's was over several times.

Rubber rand - Brilliant at protecting boot in rocky areas.

Support - One of my ankles is shot at! The support from these is brilliant.

Cushioning - Brilliant.

Weight - They are quite heavy, but I can only compare then to Scarpa SLs that Ive worn lately. Weight doesnt matter when conditions

are terrible. Dry feet are priceless.

 

I do lots of munro walking in Scottish Highlands, in all conditions, off the beaten track. Definately a boot to check out. Probably wondering how am I to know if they are a good boot - I was a Keeper on a grouse moor in North Lancs for several years after leaving school. Still remember my 1st pair of Hobnail boots from Brough. Boots have come a long way eh!

 

Spot on mate, these are the dogs bollocks, I've had a pair which i use for digging for three years and they are just about giving up the ghost, Ive had Le chamuea and mendles before and the leather never lasted more than a season.

[Guest macaloon]

They do sound the business and after having a nosey at them i think they will be on my xmas list. cheers The Loon

[viper 0]

hi mate i have the hanwag special forces gtx boots there the best boots around my first pair lasted for 4 years i worked in them shot in them never really took em off in all that time get them from awe outdoor clothing my second pair are now 18 month old and still as good as new i have not worn them for work but wear them most days