Altberg/lowa Pic's Added Of My New Investment

[The one 8,483]

Im still waiting as well

[dazzz 421]

well went Altberg and get measured for some boots, i picked the high country as i wanted more support for my damged achilies

otherwise i would hae picked the Burgen as they where spot on straight out of the box where the country one's are a lot stiffer

and will need some breaking in, got to say though they are a solid looking boot and if looks are anything to go by then these will

take some stick

 

 

 

 

[D Lloyd 2,790]

looks like you had them on the rong feet mate lol nice tho get a pair for that dog now

[dazzz 421]

looks like you had them on the rong feet mate lol nice tho get a pair for that dog now

you will have to help me lace em up takes me a week haha

[B.P.R 2,798]

quickest way to lace boots up them....

 

criss cross and tie it the top

[dazzz 421]

quickest way to lace boots up them....

 

criss cross and tie it the top

thanks for the advice on buying the Altbergs but i was only joking when i said i needed help tieing the feckers

[Hot Meat 3,109]

I wear same boots and practically liv in them. Soon you won't know your wearing them

[dazzz 421]

I wear same boots and practically liv in them. Soon you won't know your wearing them

cheers mate, did your's take some breaking in?? i know mine will, the Bergen one's where very nice but i wanted the extra support but these looked the stronger

of the 2, time will tell

[Hot Meat 3,109]

Few mornings ferreting an lamping on foot patrol had mine sorted

[B.P.R 2,798]

 

quickest way to lace boots up them....

criss cross and tie it the top

 

thanks for the advice on buying the Altbergs but i was only joking when i said i needed help tieing the feckers

be surprised how many people ive seen lace them wrong

 

even with military boots....theres a 'style' with lacing them up

[Gaoler 83]

Hello All,

I went through the same dilemma on boots but my feet do not like lined/tex boots, my feet sweat too much and the boot then take's an age to dry out.

I bought a pair of Lundhags Scout boots from Penrith Survival, what a pair of boots, slightly expensive but awesome.

I treated them when I first bought them with the supplied Lundhags wax/feed and then a bit of Nikwax, I have gone beating and shooting all through the Pheasant season, never once leaked, comfortable, supportive and light. I would say treat yourself to a pair of decent woollen socks, they work on the using layers principle to keep your feet warm, a bit like how we use clothing layers to keep warm. When you get home remove the felt insole and they are dry ready for the next day, superb boot, I will never go back to a lined boot again.

I phoned Altberg to see if they could make an unlined boot, they could not, they also now mass produce most of there boots, it is a shame! What happened to good old british boot makers?

Lundhags are Swedish hand made boots and when you slip them on, you can tell, comfortable from new and the leather they use feels supple but still support the foot/ankle.

Hope this helps

John...

[Ripstop 89]

No one wear Fell Boots anymore?

The leather on mine is very, very thick/tough, but smooth as you like on the inside though.

I was told that they were very heavy, but I like them A LOT

Mine arent the Hoggs ones, but the tailor made Lennons..

[B.P.R 2,798]

Hello All,

I went through the same dilemma on boots but my feet do not like lined/tex boots, my feet sweat too much and the boot then take's an age to dry out.

I bought a pair of Lundhags Scout boots from Penrith Survival, what a pair of boots, slightly expensive but awesome.

I treated them when I first bought them with the supplied Lundhags wax/feed and then a bit of Nikwax, I have gone beating and shooting all through the Pheasant season, never once leaked, comfortable, supportive and light. I would say treat yourself to a pair of decent woollen socks, they work on the using layers principle to keep your feet warm, a bit like how we use clothing layers to keep warm. When you get home remove the felt insole and they are dry ready for the next day, superb boot, I will never go back to a lined boot again.

I phoned Altberg to see if they could make an unlined boot, they could not, they also now mass produce most of there boots, it is a shame! What happened to good old british boot makers?

Lundhags are Swedish hand made boots and when you slip them on, you can tell, comfortable from new and the leather they use feels supple but still support the foot/ankle.

 

Hope this helps

John...

ofcourse they mass produce most of their boots....thats where the money is....

 

mass produce the size/ design and send them all over britain/ the world to be sold....

 

you think they would make near as much money if they hand-sized everybody...gave them a quote and got fecked off

 

time is money....

 

one thing about altberg....which will keep me going back....

 

is they are BRITISH

 

after over 5 years my 'every day...use and abuse' sneekers have sprung a tear....

 

a few layers of beeswax....a bit of superglue and a polish and they will no doubt serve me for a good while yet...

[sikastag_1 689]

I have the lowa hunter extreme Gtx mate very good boots

[dodger 2,765]

How you gettin on with the boots dazz?, I have the field n fell good boots IMO..