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Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 01:55:42 No.894530 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>894549 >>894622 >>894784 >>894982 >>895724

New Boot Thread cuz there isn't one.

>Austrian Military Surplus prebroken in
discuss how awesome this deal is.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 02:11:21 No.894549 Report

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>>894530
>prebroken in

I think you mean "used"

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 04:21:19 No.894622 Report

Quoted By: >>894628

>>894530
Rouge RB5 Trans Africa, pic related. Water resistant, pretty comfortable, extremely durable, good aesthetics. Not as good as some of the more high end boots, but for $135.00, its an excellent boot.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 04:34:42 No.894626 Report

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Ewww.

Just get some Danner boots with red laces. They look sexy.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 04:36:02 No.894628 Report

Quoted By: >>894640

>>894622
>Rouge RB5

Holy shit!

Get Rays fucking cock out of your mouth.

*he says as he reaches for his Ray Mears Scandinavian Forest Axe and Ray Mears Autobiography.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 04:57:01 No.894640 Report

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>>894628
What's your point?

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 13:20:58 No.894784 Report

Quoted By: >>894813 >>894819 >>894979 >>895048 >>895174 >>897936

>>894530
Figured I'd come here rather than /fa/ since this is more of a functionality question.

Does anyone know any good heritage-looking boots that are actually waterproof? I love the look of the Iron Rangers, but I can't justify spending that much on boots that can't keep my feet dry and that have terrible/no treads

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 14:26:36 No.894813 Report

Quoted By: >>894875

>>894784
Wtf is a heritage boot? Meindl cambridge are cheeky formal looking boots, with goretex

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 14:43:35 No.894819 Report

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>>894784
Iron rangers complement raw denim and fedoras very well. Add a fish tail parka and you'll be swimming in pussy. If I told you how much pussy I get with my iron rangers you would think I was a liar.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 16:35:05 No.894875 Report

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>>894813
Heritage means fake hipster vintage, so you can dress like a 19th century miner even though you're in the IT department.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 19:13:38 No.894970 Report

Quoted By: >>895172

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 19:22:58 No.894979 Report

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>>894784
If you want to look like a urban lumberjack cosplayer that likes to go /out/ just get some Danners

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 19:23:39 No.894982 Report

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>>894530
>prebroken
So shaped to someone else's foot, usually not the best idea

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 20:53:24 No.895046 Report

Quoted By: >>895173

i have a pair of boots that i enjoy a lot. they were incredibly but have served me incredibly well. the welting looks like it was sewed on (ofc) but its actually just glued. the problem is that the welt has a split on each boot, and the rubber sole under the split on one boot has begun to crack and flex in this spot. the crack opens and closes with each step, stressing the leather. now theres a hole above the crack.
is there any way i can fix this and stop the crack from spreading?
if i just cram that shit full of shoe goo will i be good?
i can provide pics if theres any interest.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 21:00:32 No.895048 Report

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>>894784
>boots that wont keep my feet dry
literally what?
are you planning on standing immobile in hip deep water for a few hours? if you just step into, and then subsequently out of, a small puddle, youll be totally fine.
get saddle soap or sno seal if your really concerned. if the tongue is attached, you should be good up to the opening.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 16 Nov 2016 21:16:34 No.895052 Report

Quoted By: >>895299

Best boot ever. Great for booting.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 00:57:55 No.895172 Report

Quoted By: >>895609

>>894970
get this garbage out of here

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 01:00:39 No.895173 Report

Quoted By: >>895177

>>895046
If you like them enough, you could try taking them to a cobbler (sometimes a tailor/drycleaner will do it too) and have them resoled. Not exactly sure about the whole process or whathaveyou but my buddy had a pair of boots he fucking loves saved by doing this.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 01:01:46 No.895174 Report

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>>894784
u can wear plastic bags on your feet and your feet wont get wet. At least they won't get wet from water coming in.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 01:03:20 No.895176 Report

Quoted By: >>895179 >>897650

Does anyone have experience with Rocky boots? Thinking about getting this pair, but can't tell if they'll fall apart in a few days.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 01:06:32 No.895177 Report

Quoted By: >>895200

>>895173
ive heard that they cant/wont do that if it was glued on instead of sewn on, but i supposed it doesnt hurt to ask.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 01:09:36 No.895179 Report

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>>895176
I can - they will

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 01:56:37 No.895200 Report

Quoted By: >>895202

>>895177
It depends on how the boot is constructed. Generally a boot needs to board lasted to be resoled and that kind of construction is expensive.

Cheaper boots can't be resoled because they use an injection molded lower that is attached directly to the upper of the boot, so trying to separate them would destroy the whole thing.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:01:20 No.895202 Report

Quoted By: >>895204

>>895200
if i attach a picture of part of the boot in question would you be able to tell?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:06:32 No.895204 Report

Quoted By: >>895207

>>895202
Couldn't hurt to try. Try and get me a shot or two of where the upper and midsole are attached.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:15:23 No.895207 Report

Quoted By: >>895219

>>895204
im in a lab right now but when i get back to my room i will post a few pictures.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:28:07 No.895216 Report

Quoted By: >>895223

what do ppl think of this aesthetic. Got my pair of good inna boots, got a few pairs of trail runners, these are more for looks. Anyone got an opinion? I kinda like the sneakerbottomboot look, and realtree/mossyoak. Open to suggestions if anyone knows other boots like this

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:32:34 No.895219 Report

Quoted By: >>895398

>>895207
No rush.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:35:27 No.895223 Report

Quoted By: >>895240

>>895216
I think it looks like spaceship fucked a combat boot and the baby got barfed on by a Walmart and moved into the back of a farm supply store.

But that's just my subjective preference.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:38:28 No.895224 Report

Quoted By: >>895227 >>895243 >>895596 >>896849

I wear McRae Jungle Boots in uniform and for my daily wear. Not a great sole for a lot of walking, but my feet have never gotten wet during pouring rain, despite the open vents on the side of the boot, and I get decent traction.

Thinking about getting something that is a little better for /out/ type stuff. Want to get into hiking the local area, walking the farm more, etc. Live in the midwest, so no crazy terrain. Had been looking at Oboz Bridger Mid BDry Men’s Hiking Boots and Salomon Men's Quest 4D 2 GTX Hiking Boot.

Want to be under $200. Any suggestions?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 02:49:53 No.895227 Report

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>>895224
honestly, you dont really need fancy stuff for hiking unless youre dealing with some funky terrain.
prepare for a personal anecdote
ive gone pretty far (somewhere around 11 miles) in low top converse. i was dealing mostly with flat forests though (i did have to walk through about 500 yards of water)
ive since stopped doing that because i fucked up my arches between then and now, i think it was breaking in a pair of bean boots

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 03:18:42 No.895240 Report

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>>895223
HELL YES. I'm getting them. I'll let you know how they handle when the floors are wet from pussy juice

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 03:23:27 No.895243 Report

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>>895224
my vote is for the Salomons, cuz that brand fits me and has served me well.

Have a friend who says the same about the Oboz, although he does low cut hiking shoes.

Honestly, I'd say hike in what you've got. That way you'll have a better sense of what to look for when you're trying out boots. Or you'll save yourself $200.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 05:49:37 No.895299 Report

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>>895052
>3.95MB
>blurry photo
>wasting that much bandwidth for Walmart work boots

just leave

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 06:02:24 No.895305 Report

Quoted By: >>895599 >>898607 >>898616

Danner Mountain Light

(The original model of highest quality, unlike all the hipster spinoff models of the same name.)

>Bought a pair in April 2012.
>Took a month to break in.
>Soaked the leather in real neatsfoot oil (not the kerosene-scented "compound").
>Used traditional dubbin the first winter.
>Wore them almost every day in every season.
>Put an axe into the side of one in the winter of 2013.
>Took a while to fix it.
>Stitched 2-inch gash up with heavy duty outdoor thread and a curved needle two years later.
>Still wearing them every day in every season. >Still using the original laces for chrissakes.

10/10 would buy again if I ever have to.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 12:47:47 No.895380 Report

Quoted By: >>895450 >>895680

What kind of boot should I get for off trail hiking? I hunt in an area where we spend slot of time brush hunting and the terrain is very harsh. I need something with incredible ankle support as I often end up twisting my ankle by the end of the day.

I'm limited to danner boots because I know one of their sales reps who can get me a pair for dirt cheap. Any suggestions?

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 13:51:55 No.895398 Report

Quoted By: >>895401 >>895403

>>895219
sorry for the delay

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 13:52:58 No.895401 Report

Quoted By: >>895403

>>895398
i ended up just going to sleep when i got back to my room

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 13:54:36 No.895403 Report

Quoted By: >>895678

>>895398
>>895401
ive gone many many miles in these boots, including one time about a mile up to my waist in water, theyre five years old, and the left boot is perfectly fine.

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 14:29:19 No.895422 Report

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So far so good.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 15:29:57 No.895450 Report

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>>895380
lose weight and watch where you're walking first and foremost.

I have a pair of the Danner Vicious and they're the shit.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 19:57:03 No.895596 Report

Quoted By: >>895729

>>895224
>open vents
>my feet have never gotten wet during pouring rain

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 19:59:17 No.895599 Report

Quoted By: >>897034

>>895305
nice boots, but why the light yellow coloured laces? Black or dark brown would be better wouldn`t it?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 20:15:41 No.895609 Report

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>>895172
why they`re garbage?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 22:25:15 No.895678 Report

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>>895403
It's not looking good, anon. Even they could be resoled, the fact that the welt is split to and upper is tearing above the stitching....both of those things would be really tricky to repair.

You can still check with your local cobbler, but I wouldn't get your hopes too high.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 22:29:34 No.895680 Report

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>>895380
Get something with a stiff midsole, since that's where most of the support comes from anyway. Also go get fitted for some superfeet, if you're pronating (flat footed) that throws your joints out of line.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 22:48:48 No.895685 Report

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Anyone had these before? I like trail runners for regular hiking, but getting into more rough terrain I'm looking for more support/waterproofing.

>4mm heel drop
>eVent waterproof
>17 oz weight

They have "sporty" colors, but also come in sand tan and all black. Might just end up going towards a light mountaineering boot so I can rebuild it.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Nov 2016 23:55:25 No.895724 Report

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>>894530
>wearing another mans boots.

What in the actual fuck. You are paying for another mans cast offs. Even the homeless get better return on their nonexistant dollar. The sooner you kill yourself the sooner tour feet will be freed from their nonstop torture.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 18 Nov 2016 00:00:53 No.895729 Report

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>>895596
Either they have never gotten wet, or not enough to be noticeable. But at times when they would've been soaked in my Marauders or Bates, my feet were comfortably dry.

Highly unlikely, I know, but it's true.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sat 19 Nov 2016 20:45:15 No.896843 Report

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Just got a pair of pic related- Irish Setter Havoc 9in. Anybody /out/ with Irish Setter/Red Wing?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 19 Nov 2016 20:55:45 No.896849 Report

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>>895224
Those are your fucking bmt boots, they suck. Sorry to break it to you.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sat 19 Nov 2016 23:54:15 No.896938 Report

Quoted By: >>897022 >>897027

What boots should I look into for winter hiking?

I know I want the most aggressive sole I can for walking on slush/ice, minimum 6" height preferring 8" or even 10", and no goretex

So far I'm interested in pic related but I'm not sure if it has goretex

What else should I look at friends

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sun 20 Nov 2016 04:10:25 No.897022 Report

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>>896938
I've had my eye on a pair of muck boots- absolutely water proof, warm and nice.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sun 20 Nov 2016 04:11:48 No.897025 Report

Quoted By: >>897139

OH MY WORD BOYS.
They've got the Austrian Mountain Division boots too! **Pre-broken In Also** disquss

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 20 Nov 2016 04:19:15 No.897027 Report

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>>896938
It has mdry, which is Merrell's in-house membrane. It's polyurethane rather than PTFE (like gore or event). It's still waterproof, but not as breathable.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 20 Nov 2016 04:43:19 No.897034 Report

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>>895599
Am I a ninja?
If hunting, can my feet be seen from 100 yards away? 10 yards away?
Can I see in the dark?

No, no and no. There's a reason outdoor boot laces have traditionally been yellow or red.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 20 Nov 2016 11:41:05 No.897139 Report

Quoted By:

>>897025
Where do they have them?
Combat boots give me a hard on

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 20 Nov 2016 22:49:36 No.897438 Report

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are danner mountain boots really a decent outdoor boot and not just fashion?

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 04:26:10 No.897600 Report

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Fuck, I just wear my steel-toes hiking.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 04:52:22 No.897610 Report

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Im rocking the Danner Mountain II. I believe thats the name. When Im not hiking I wear some Adidas trail runners.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 07:35:36 No.897650 Report

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>>895176
No experience with that type, but Rocky's Army boots are highly regarded as durable field boots. I'd trust them for durability.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 08:08:41 No.897654 Report

Quoted By: >>897818 >>897844

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a bean boot/Maine hunting boot? I might get one, but I know next to nothing about them

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 15:15:10 No.897728 Report

Quoted By: >>897736

The average annual extreme minimum temperature up here in upstate NY is -31 to -35 Fahrenheit. Will the Columbia bugaboot plus iii boot work for everyday use up here?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 15:26:05 No.897736 Report

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>>897728
They seem very clunky and stiff, but it could give you a lot of support on the snow. I don't know too much about them, I only tried them on at a store, but I'm sure breaking them in would fix the issues.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 17:50:53 No.897793 Report

Quoted By: >>897815 >>897887 >>897930

went out to the store and tried out some boots

try out haglöfs barken, 1-layer leather, like them and decide to get them
at the counter he says 2800 kr (303 US dollars)
trying to contain my shock, pay for them and leave.

would you pay that much for a pair of boots? thinking about returning them

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 18:33:19 No.897815 Report

Quoted By: >>897822

>>897793
>Modern one layer leather boot
Please do tell me more about these anon.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 18:37:04 No.897818 Report

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>>897654
I have a pair. Comfy as fuck, made in America, lifetime warranty. I got the the basic 8" ones without any lining.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 18:44:07 No.897822 Report

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>>897815
what's there to say.. snug fit, grips the heel, feels surprisingly sturdy but this will probably wear of. also has RECCO but yeah

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 19:33:19 No.897844 Report

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>>897654
I would get these if I didn't split my time between being out in the deserts and out in the swamps. I have a pair that belong to my work that are awesome.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 20:40:11 No.897887 Report

Quoted By: >>897895

>>897793
>would you pay that much for a pair of boots?
Yes. Do you have ANY idea how important footwear is? Also, if you're going hiking, big clunky combat boots may not be the best choice. I suggest you google yourself to some basic knowledge and then choose a boot suited to your needs instead. Also, never get pre owned shit, boots are made to adapt to your foot. They can't do that if they've already adapted to someone else's foot. Lykke til!

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 20:52:58 No.897895 Report

Quoted By: >>897906 >>897930

>>897887
they are being advertised as a hiking-boot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m11j8mpJoec&t=2s

dont really know what to google up, though i have come to term that gore tex is not what i want

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 21:10:44 No.897906 Report

Quoted By: >>897910

>>897895
>they are being advertised as a hiking-boot
Yes, but again different boots suit different needs. If you google "how to choose hiking boots" you'll end up with a guide like this
http://www.outdoorgearlab.com/Hiking-Boots-Reviews/Buying-Advice

Basically, if you're this new to the topic it's unlikely that you'll be needing something that big, heavy and robust. Heavy shoes are really tiring and not worth it unless you're going over really rough terrain with quite a load. Read guides, think about what you'll be doing and buy accordingly.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 21:20:07 No.897910 Report

Quoted By: >>897913

>>897906
they all have gore-tex, like fuck
but ill keep my eyes peeled

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 21:27:05 No.897913 Report

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>>897910
I'm not going to shill gore-tex (mainly because I was a Norwegian army conscript and we hated our gore-tex rain uniform, everyone who could exchanged it for the old one) but I don't see too much of a problem with it either. What exactly is it you don't like about it? Have you tried it? I've had multiple gore-tex shoes and seen no discernible difference from non gore-tex shoes.

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Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 21:52:11 No.897930 Report

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>>897793
>>897895
I took a look at them in the store but they where quite heavy and I didn't like that rubber thing in the front. What really turned me off though was that the leather in the tongue isn't going all the way up (pic related), absolutely retarded.

They're probably good boots, but you could have just as well went with a tried and tested Lundhags boot.

The 1-layer style boots comes to its right when you're out several days off trail in wet environments, like the Skandi mountains, and you don't have the ability to dry the boots.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Nov 2016 21:56:09 No.897936 Report

Quoted By: >>898554

>>894784
eany boot is water proof with the right lube u scrubb

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Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 01:57:33 No.898554 Report

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>>897936
lol. like that /fa/g is gonna put vaseline all over his "heritage boot"

that shit works well tho. Using shoe polish on boots works well for this purpose too. There's a reason they used to do that shit and it's not just for looks.

too many goys on this thread talking shit about used boots. I do see that there is some line which you'd better buy new boots or pay the consequences, but fuck, if you polish boots- and polish them correctly- you can tighten the leather up around your foot and restore waterproofing. It's nice, and sad that people don't understand this anymore.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 03:40:45 No.898597 Report

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Just got these delivered today, haven't taken them out of the box just yet. I bought into vibrams ice+ testing... We shall see

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 03:49:50 No.898607 Report

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>>895305
Presumably two years old with the same Vibram sole. You either don't do shit or your rubber is nothing. Post a pic of them today!

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 03:54:31 No.898611 Report

Quoted By: >>898632

Wow.

People actually buy used boots? Sounds like some left wing homo ideology.

I guess KIDS these days dont know whats its like to break in your OWN gear. Seriously, my oil tin jackets have more life in them than your "military surplus" gear. Wow. Thans Mom. I always wanted a pair of worn, Eastern European, boots that probably have never seen enemy soil.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 04:00:07 No.898616 Report

Quoted By: >>898618

>>895305

Currently wearing the Mt. Light II.

Really comfortable hiking boot. Still holding up despite the snow and rain treks.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 04:06:03 No.898618 Report

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>>898616

Christ on a handstick.

I just checked the price for these and I cant believe I paid that much. I mean they are worth it, its just thats the most Ive paid for footwear at retail prices.

My Ashkenazi ancestors might look down on me, but I'll just tell them its "buy it for life".

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 04:28:00 No.898632 Report

Quoted By: >>898651 >>898654

>>898611
Great blog post, how do I unsubscribe?

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Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 04:56:29 No.898651 Report

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>>898632

By wiping the cum out of your mouth.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 23 Nov 2016 04:57:32 No.898654 Report

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>>898632
lel.

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