camokev64 36 Posted August 31, 2012 Author Report Share Posted August 31, 2012 Cheers for that Reddawn, did`nt think of doing that. Quote Link to post
hunter1995 92 Posted August 31, 2012 Report Share Posted August 31, 2012 best boots i have ever had only problem is you have to maintian them wax the boots specailly the folds mines last a year wearing them everyday solid only reason fell apart was cause never waxed them Quote Link to post
fredthefrog 169 Posted August 31, 2012 Report Share Posted August 31, 2012 meindles foe me had them a year got little crack in sole took em back to shop they sent em back to germany meindle resoled both boots free of charge they came back like new, cheers meindle hopefully get another year out of them................ :thumbs: Quote Link to post
gonetoearth 5,144 Posted September 6, 2012 Report Share Posted September 6, 2012 SCARPA !!!!! Quote Link to post
camokev64 36 Posted September 7, 2012 Author Report Share Posted September 7, 2012 (edited) Well dropped in at Altbergs yesterday and a very interesting hour i had in the shop,started off have my feet professionally measured finding out i have a half size difference in my feet and also require wide fitting ( i knew this already ).Tried on the GK Highmoor,a nice looking comfy boot,but while explaining that my Diotto by Black Islander had leaked in after 2 years,but also that i liked the scratch resistant surface !The cobbler then appeared with some scratch resistant GK Highmoors.( these are very similiar to the Diotto boot ).Tried the boots on,discussed all recommendations and made the purchase £185 quid with a tin of boot Gris thrown in.Not a bad deal !!!!!!!!,and will tell you in a couple of years what i think ! They got their baptism that day through turnip and maze fields bedding in well.Pheasant feeding today in them so straight into action !!! PS. Altberg are going to reseal the leaking sole on the Diotto boot,they took rather an interest in the interior toe of the boot as a probable failure area. ALSO the amount of squaddies from Catterick and Leeming coming in for their desert boots for Afghan was unbelievable,gives you a bit of confidence in what you are purchasing. Cheers Edited September 7, 2012 by camokev64 Quote Link to post
reddawn 2,173 Posted September 7, 2012 Report Share Posted September 7, 2012 On 07/09/2012 at 10:51, camokev64 said: Well dropped in at Altbergs yesterday and a very interesting hour i had in the shop,started off have my feet professionally measured finding out i have a half size difference in my feet and also require wide fitting ( i knew this already ).Tried on the GK Highmoor,a nice looking comfy boot,but while explaining that my Diotto by Black Islander had leaked in after 2 years,but also that i liked the scratch resistant surface !The cobbler then appeared with some scratch resistant GK Highmoors.( these are very similiar to the Diotto boot ).Tried the boots on,discussed all recommendations and made the purchase £185 quid with a tin of boot Gris thrown in.Not a bad deal !!!!!!!!,and will tell you in a couple of years what i think ! They got their baptism that day through turnip and maze fields bedding in well.Pheasant feeding today in them so straight into action !!! PS. Altberg are going to reseal the leaking sole on the Diotto boot,they took rather an interest in the interior toe of the boot as a probable failure area. ALSO the amount of squaddies from Catterick and Leeming coming in for their desert boots for Afghan was unbelievable,gives you a bit of confidence in what you are purchasing. Cheers On 07/09/2012 at 10:51, camokev64 said: Well dropped in at Altbergs yesterday and a very interesting hour i had in the shop,started off have my feet professionally measured finding out i have a half size difference in my feet and also require wide fitting ( i knew this already ).Tried on the GK Highmoor,a nice looking comfy boot,but while explaining that my Diotto by Black Islander had leaked in after 2 years,but also that i liked the scratch resistant surface !The cobbler then appeared with some scratch resistant GK Highmoors.( these are very similiar to the Diotto boot ).Tried the boots on,discussed all recommendations and made the purchase £185 quid with a tin of boot Gris thrown in.Not a bad deal !!!!!!!!,and will tell you in a couple of years what i think ! They got their baptism that day through turnip and maze fields bedding in well.Pheasant feeding today in them so straight into action !!! PS. Altberg are going to reseal the leaking sole on the Diotto boot,they took rather an interest in the interior toe of the boot as a probable failure area. ALSO the amount of squaddies from Catterick and Leeming coming in for their desert boots for Afghan was unbelievable,gives you a bit of confidence in what you are purchasing. Cheers ill be surprised if they let you doon pal, all the best Quote Link to post
Grousekeeper84 2 Posted September 12, 2012 Report Share Posted September 12, 2012 I have tried loads of different boots on the hill as its all i wear everyday and can honestly say i cant see past meindls. The diotto were good when the first pairs came out and seem to be too soft and fall apart now, Mouflon plus boots are amazingly comfy but again fell apart after less than a year so now I use meindl glockners with supafeet insoles and to me is the ultimate combination! I still use my first pair of glockners for heather burning and they still hold water out after three grouse seasons and two burning seasons cant say fairer than that! 1 Quote Link to post
hack 301 Posted September 12, 2012 Report Share Posted September 12, 2012 had the le chameau mouflon for the last 3 season,s good boot,s needed a new pair this season just got altberg warrior mk11 microlite aqua hope there as good Quote Link to post
camokev64 36 Posted September 26, 2012 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2012 Brill bit of info Grousekeeper 84,for you i suppose your feet are literally your job !! Quote Link to post
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