Whats The Best Boot

[dytkos 17,784]

Haix, comfy, well made, good design, cheap, better than Lowa imo 

Cheers, D.

 

 

[jackthelad 1,893]

anyone rate meindle glockner?  or recommend a similar boot ? 

[cragman 2,763]

2 hours ago, jackthelad said:

anyone rate meindle glockner?  or recommend a similar boot ? 

They’re my next boot Jack 

[jackthelad 1,893]

11 minutes ago, cragman said:

They’re my next boot Jack 

buying a pair on saturday either the glockners or dovre 2 my mates got the dovre one with no bother other boys are letting in after not much use

[Neal 1,857]

11 hours ago, jackthelad said:

buying a pair on saturday either the glockners or dovre 2 my mates got the dovre one with no bother other boys are letting in after not much use

I had a pair of Dovres once. I ended up giving them away to someone on here as I didn't get on with them. However, in their defence, they were great boots. Bomb proof and didn't let water in, it was simply because I've always preferred lightweight footwear (trail runners etc) so I was exhausted when I wore them. Conversely, my Lundhag Scout and Forest boots are almost 1/4 kg lighter per pair!

[cragman 2,763]

12 hours ago, jackthelad said:

buying a pair on saturday either the glockners or dovre 2 my mates got the dovre one with no bother other boys are letting in after not much use

It’s a minefield sometimes. I know lads who wear the Dovre and they’re very happy with them. The Glockners look a better boot than the burmas so I’ll be getting those when I get somewhere to try them 

[Borr 5,803]

On 27/09/2021 at 20:47, dytkos said:

Haix, comfy, well made, good design, cheap, better than Lowa imo 

Cheers, D.

 

 

I bought haix work boots, but had external stitches and peeled open like a Terry's orange after a week of stick welding lol. Put me off. 

[Borr 5,803]

My altbergs are cheaper , but uncomfortable at the ankle/top poorly finished, if my lowas were a bit lighter be a better boot, very robust and comfortable.

[low plains drifter 10,317]

19 hours ago, jackthelad said:

anyone rate meindle glockner?  or recommend a similar boot ? 

Lowa Hunters are cheaper, and insulated better sole as well, rate them better than the few pair of meindl I've had, for the rugged terrain, and winter use anyway

[jackthelad 1,893]

6 hours ago, Borr said:

My altbergs are cheaper , but uncomfortable at the ankle/top poorly finished, if my lowas were a bit lighter be a better boot, very robust and comfortable.

I don’t get on with them altbergs at all either same as yourself sore ankles in them 

[Borr 5,803]

4 minutes ago, jackthelad said:

I don’t get on with them altbergs at all either same as yourself sore ankles in them 

Best/comfiest boots I've ever owned were Danner pronghorns and if I ever manage to wear out these bloody lowas I'll get another pair lol. Although they let in water during third season I did serious millage in them in wet conditions and through bog and streams. Left them abroad as used to use them as a summer boot, but wear trail trainers these days. 

[jackthelad 1,893]

2 minutes ago, Borr said:

Best/comfiest boots I've ever owned were Danner pronghorns and if I ever manage to wear out these bloody lowas I'll get another pair lol. Although they let in water during third season I did serious millage in them in wet conditions and through bog and streams. Left them abroad as used to use them as a summer boot, but wear trail trainers these days. 

been wearin haix patrol but there heavy il have a look at the lowas my mates just come back from seattle brought a pair of them danner boots home with him said there the mutts nuts 

[Bosun11 537]

Bought these a year ago, on recomendation by a bloke who puts his to the test and i know and trust...

They do many other types too.

So far, excellent...

[cragman 2,763]

Got the Lowas today, very comfortable boot and at a good price

[Mr William 0]

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