Ok guys a lot of people talk about Crispi which I don’t own and can’t see spending that much money show me a pair that’s got more than 120 hours on them and how to keep the synthetic water proof. I’m in Missouri and when the hunting gets going here it’s usually muddy I’ve always had leather boots but getting to old for those heavy boots though I can keep them waterproof for 6-8 years hours I don’t know but 100’s hours impress me too spend $300-$400 for something lighter!! 👍✌🏻🇺🇸
Love my Crispi’s. In West Texas canyon country. Really rough with the terrain and vegetation that wants to tear everything apart and sand everywhere. Wore my Crispi boots for the first time on a 10 mile spot and stalk hunt for mule deer. Don’t know how many hours or miles, but have used them many many times over 4 years and still love them. Still water proof and going strong.
Meidl has always been a great boot for Me and Schnee makes some great boots too
Thank you Trail Brady and Lorenzo great information
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Ok guys a lot of people talk about Crispi which I don’t own and can’t see spending that much money show me a pair that’s got more than 120 hours on them and how to keep the synthetic water proof. I’m in Missouri and when the hunting gets going here it’s usually muddy I’ve always had leather boots but getting to old for those heavy boots though I can keep them waterproof for 6-8 years hours I don’t know but 100’s hours impress me too spend $300-$400 for something lighter!! 👍✌🏻🇺🇸
Love my Crispi’s. In West Texas canyon country. Really rough with the terrain and vegetation that wants to tear everything apart and sand everywhere.
Wore my Crispi boots for the first time on a 10 mile spot and stalk hunt for mule deer.
Don’t know how many hours or miles, but have used them many many times over 4 years and still love them. Still water proof and going strong.
You all should talk about insoles. Keep up the great content!
Great idea!
Meindl and Zamberlan are very awesome