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Depends on how many Benjamins you’re wanting to drop. I am on year 5 with my kenetrek mountain extremes & still dry. My son & huntin buddy have 2 years on theirs & they are trash.🤷♂️ Might check out the Hoffman explorer 8’s
Quote from: opdinkslayer on August 18, 2019, 07:12:43 PMDepends on how many Benjamins you’re wanting to drop. I am on year 5 with my kenetrek mountain extremes & still dry. My son & huntin buddy have 2 years on theirs & they are trash.🤷♂️ Might check out the Hoffman explorer 8’sI just looked up Hoffman boots,never had heard of them. I like the looks. It looks like they're out of Kellogg idaho and I like that. How insulated are the insulated. I prefer 200-400.
Crispi Nevada’s
What’s the application? What are you wanting to do with them?I’d scratch Irish setter and Georgia off the list directly.
Another Zamberlan vote.
Quote from: kselkhunter on August 18, 2019, 08:41:57 PMAnother Zamberlan vote. zamberlan. Made in Italy. I like the hunter pro. At 210.00 they be a bargain. I take it you've had good luck.
Quote from: pup0025 on August 18, 2019, 08:56:20 PMQuote from: kselkhunter on August 18, 2019, 08:41:57 PMAnother Zamberlan vote. zamberlan. Made in Italy. I like the hunter pro. At 210.00 they be a bargain. I take it you've had good luck.Spend the money and go with the GTX for 330-350. You won't regret it. :tup:I had to relook it up. Hunter pro gtx 210.00. 50% off with free shipping.....if you wear an 8 or 8.5... I wear a size 9
Quote from: firehawk87 on August 18, 2019, 08:33:28 PMCrispi Nevada’sI looked up Crispi boots. I had never heard of them. I guess I've had my boot blinders on. Made in Utah by the looks of it. I like the wild rocks. I like a lightly insulated waterproof boot. I hunt the Westside and I'm kind of a baby when my feet get cold. They never seem to get hot though.
Quote from: pup0025 on August 18, 2019, 08:43:47 PMQuote from: firehawk87 on August 18, 2019, 08:33:28 PMCrispi Nevada’sI looked up Crispi boots. I had never heard of them. I guess I've had my boot blinders on. Made in Utah by the looks of it. I like the wild rocks. I like a lightly insulated waterproof boot. I hunt the Westside and I'm kind of a baby when my feet get cold. They never seem to get hot though.They’re imported through Utah. They’re made in Italy. The Italians know how to make a good boot. Kentreks are made in Italy, as well.
Quote from: follow maggie on August 19, 2019, 12:31:08 PMQuote from: pup0025 on August 18, 2019, 08:43:47 PMQuote from: firehawk87 on August 18, 2019, 08:33:28 PMCrispi Nevada’sI looked up Crispi boots. I had never heard of them. I guess I've had my boot blinders on. Made in Utah by the looks of it. I like the wild rocks. I like a lightly insulated waterproof boot. I hunt the Westside and I'm kind of a baby when my feet get cold. They never seem to get hot though.They’re imported through Utah. They’re made in Italy. The Italians know how to make a good boot. Kentreks are made in Italy, as well.I have a pair of Crispi's and right on the label, it says made in Italy
Quote from: vandeman17 on August 19, 2019, 12:41:03 PMQuote from: follow maggie on August 19, 2019, 12:31:08 PMQuote from: pup0025 on August 18, 2019, 08:43:47 PMQuote from: firehawk87 on August 18, 2019, 08:33:28 PMCrispi Nevada’sI looked up Crispi boots. I had never heard of them. I guess I've had my boot blinders on. Made in Utah by the looks of it. I like the wild rocks. I like a lightly insulated waterproof boot. I hunt the Westside and I'm kind of a baby when my feet get cold. They never seem to get hot though.They’re imported through Utah. They’re made in Italy. The Italians know how to make a good boot. Kentreks are made in Italy, as well.I have a pair of Crispi's and right on the label, it says made in Italy I’m thinking of getting a pair to try when I’m in North Dakota in October.
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Duct tape?
After hundreds and hundreds of miles in boots of all price ranges I have found nothing that will last me more than a year. Zero. I hike all year in all the terrain types the northwest offers and my system is down to this: snake boots in the brush for birds and weed eating. Rubber boots in snow. Cheap sale merrel trail runners everywhere else until they blow out in 6-9 months at best. I spend my money on good merino wool socks and liner socks, and inserts that last longer than the shoes. That said, i’d Rather hike ten miles twice with 25 pounds than once with 50, so I don’t need monster ankle support. Good luck in your hunt for the perfect footwear! Just a system that works for me after trying every shoe I could find looking for that bulletproof footwear.
Quote from: Hillbilly Zen on August 23, 2019, 02:32:52 PMAfter hundreds and hundreds of miles in boots of all price ranges I have found nothing that will last me more than a year. Zero. I hike all year in all the terrain types the northwest offers and my system is down to this: snake boots in the brush for birds and weed eating. Rubber boots in snow. Cheap sale merrel trail runners everywhere else until they blow out in 6-9 months at best. I spend my money on good merino wool socks and liner socks, and inserts that last longer than the shoes. That said, i’d Rather hike ten miles twice with 25 pounds than once with 50, so I don’t need monster ankle support. Good luck in your hunt for the perfect footwear! Just a system that works for me after trying every shoe I could find looking for that bulletproof footwear. I take it you have never tried Good boots